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Component: IS-HMED
Component Name: Clinical System
Description: Total dose calculated in the order given to the patient. The system calculates this total dose for the administrable drug and for all ingredients.
Key Concepts: Total patient dose is a term used in the IS-HMED Clinical System of SAP software. It is a measure of the total amount of radiation that a patient has been exposed to during a medical procedure. This includes both the direct radiation from the procedure itself, as well as any additional radiation that may have been absorbed from other sources. How to use it: The total patient dose can be used to monitor and assess the safety of medical procedures. It can also be used to compare different procedures and determine which one is more effective or has fewer risks. Additionally, it can be used to track the progress of a patient over time and ensure that they are not being exposed to too much radiation. Tips & Tricks: When using total patient dose, it is important to remember that it is only an estimate and should not be used as an absolute measure of radiation exposure. Additionally, it is important to take into account any additional sources of radiation that may have been absorbed by the patient during the procedure. Related Information: Total patient dose is related to other measures of radiation exposure such as effective dose and organ dose. Effective dose is a measure of the total amount of radiation absorbed by an individual over a given period of time, while organ dose is a measure of the amount of radiation absorbed by specific organs or tissues.