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Glossary A-F

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Abortion/Aborted   Includes mothers for whom the pregnancy has terminated  
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Admitted after Delivery   Includes mothers for who the pregnancy terminated before reaching the hospital, regardless of whether the infant is liveborn or is a fetal death.  
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Ancillary service   Tests, procedures, and services, generally performed on an outpatient basis.  
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Anesthesia Death   Death caused by an anesthetic agent.  
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Autopsy   Inspection and partial dissection of a dead body to learn the cause of death and the nature and extent of disease  
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Available for Hospital Autopsy   The body of a current or former hospital patient that has been transported to the appropriate facility for autopsy  
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Average daily inpatient Census (Average Daily Census)   Average number of inpatients peresent each day for a given period of time.  
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Bar chart   Bars (rectangles) extend horizontally.  
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Bed Capacity   The number of beds that a health care facillity was designed and built to house.  
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categorical Data   Data that can be sorted into a category. It includes nominal, ordinal, intervalk and ratio data.  
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census   Count; an official count of people  
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Chart   A graphic presentation illustrating data using only one quantitative coordinate. the most common charts are column, bar, line, and pie charts  
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Column Chart   Bars (rectangles) extend vertically.  
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Community-Acquired infection   An infection that presents itself within 72 hours of admission to the hospital  
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Comorbidity   A preexisting condition that will, because of its presence with a principal diagnosis, increase the stay at least one day in 75 % of cases.  
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comparison Bar/Column Chart   Two or more sets of data are plotted side by side or stacked on top of each other (stack bar or percent stack bar).  
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Comparison Line Chart   plots more than one set of data on the same chart  
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Daily Inpatient Census (DIPC)   the number of patients present at the census-taking time each day plus any inpatients who were admitted and discharged (A&) after the census-taking time th eprevious day.  
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Day on leave of Absence   A day occurring after the admission and prior to the discharge of a hospital inpatient during which the patient is not present at census-taking time because he/she is on leave of absence from the hospital.  
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Delivered in the Hospital   Includes mothers for whom the pregnancy has terminated in the hospital, regardless of whether the infant is live born or is a fetal death.  
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Delivery   Expelling of a product of conception or having it removed from the body. Multiple births are considered a single delivery. A delivery may include either a live infant or a dead fetus.  
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Descriptive Statistics   Data that describe a population (group) without drawing conclusions about a larger group.  
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Direct maternal Death   Death directly related to pregnancy.  
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Discrete Data   data that represent distinct values or observations and contain only finite numbers  
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Frequency Distribution   Data organized into classes or categories.  
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Frequency Distribution Table   Table of the data in a frequency distribution.  
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Frequency Polygon   similar to a lline chart but with both ends of the distribution connected to the baseline at the 0 frequency level.  
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