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Use this demo to see how the MedlinePlus Connect Web service responds to codes for diagnoses (problems), medications, lab tests, and procedures. This response will be in XML, JSON, or JSONP. Also see the MedlinePlus Connect Web application demonstration for responses in a Web page format.
The MedlinePlus Connect Web service conforms to the HL7 Context-Aware Knowledge Retrieval (Infobutton) Service-Oriented Architecture Implementation Guide. The output of the request is XML (presented in the Atom feed format), JSON, or JSONP.
When you enter or select a code below, we show you the parsed responses and a representation of the XML, JSON, or JSONP formatted for human readability.
Problem Codes
Medication Codes
Lab Test Codes
Procedure Codes
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