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APPENDIX H VISTA BLOOD BANK USER MANUAL SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS SPECIFICATIONS

August 1998

Laboratory V. 5.2 Blood Bank User Manual

Appendix H-1

Appendix H-2

Laboratory V. 5.2 Blood Bank User Manual

August 1998

Table of Contents
VISTA Blood Bank Software Version 5.2 Software Requirements Specifications ......5 Introduction ................................................................................................................ 5 Software Requirements Specifications General .................................................... 6 Donor Software Requirements Specifications .............................................................. 7 Inventory Software Requirements Specifications ...................................................... 19 BLOOD INVENTORY file (#65) Data Integrity Check .......................................... 27 Patient Software Requirements Specifications .......................................................... 31

August 1998

Laboratory V. 5.2 Blood Bank User Manual

Appendix H-3

Table of Contents

Appendix H-4

Laboratory V. 5.2 Blood Bank User Manual

August 1998

VISTA Blood Bank Software Version 5.2 Software Requirements Specifications

Introduction
The Software Requirement Specifications (SRS) provide detailed information regarding the functionality of the software. These requirements are based on the intended uses detailed in Appendix F and the Safety Critical Requirements detailed in Appendix G. A variety of tools are available for use in meeting these specifications. In general, the data dictionary for specific files provides a great deal of control through the data type, pattern matches, and input transform requirements. However, specific algorithms have been included in the software routines where appropriate and Kernel Security and Menu Management provides additional tools (i.e., menu access and security keys for meeting the specifications). As with the file structure and the rest of

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