| Business Data Model Data Model |
| Description | An association between a clinical presentation and a patient problem. Clinical presentations often describe a patient problem. For example: A patient problem is inability to walk and the clinical presentation is muscle pain in both legs Coughing is a sign of a chest infection |
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Clinical Presentation / Patient Problem_Patient Problem_FK |
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Clinical Presentation / Patient Problem_Clinical Presentation_FK |
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| Dependencies | |
NONE |
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| Reverse Dependencies | |
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| Relationship Details |
Clinical Presentation / Patient Problem_Patient Problem_FK
| Is Identifying Relationship | true |
| Child Table | Clinical Presentation / Patient Problem |
| Child Multiplicity | ZERO_TO_MANY |
| Child Referential Integrity: On Delete | NONE |
| Child Referential Integrity: On Insert | NONE |
| Child Referential Integrity: On Update | NONE |
| Parent Table | Patient Problem |
| Parent Multiplicity | ONE |
| Parent Referential Integrity: On Delete | NONE |
| Parent Referential Integrity: On Insert | NONE |
| Parent Referential Integrity: On Update | NONE |
Clinical Presentation / Patient Problem_Clinical Presentation_FK
| Is Identifying Relationship | true |
| Child Table | Clinical Presentation / Patient Problem |
| Child Multiplicity | ZERO_TO_MANY |
| Child Referential Integrity: On Delete | NONE |
| Child Referential Integrity: On Insert | NONE |
| Child Referential Integrity: On Update | NONE |
| Parent Table | Clinical Presentation |
| Parent Multiplicity | ONE |
| Parent Referential Integrity: On Delete | NONE |
| Parent Referential Integrity: On Insert | NONE |
| Parent Referential Integrity: On Update | NONE |
| Business Data Model Data Model |