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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| VARCHAR | A VARCHAR (Variable Character) data type in SQL accepts variable-length string data, including letters, numbers, and special characters. It is used for storing alphanumeric data where the length of the entries varies significantly, such as names, addresses, or descriptions. |
| varchar(36) | A VARCHAR column with a 36-character maximum length. Web SDK patient.identifier and encounter.identifier must not exceed 36 characters. For the general VARCHAR SQL type, see the row above. |
| Verbosity | A personalization setting for how detailed generated notes should be, typically concise, balanced, or detailed. In Suki, verbosity shapes note length and density without changing which LOINC sections you requested. |
| Visit Type | A visit classification such as new patient, follow-up, or annual wellness. In Suki, visit type works with encounter type as session context to steer note generation toward the right documentation pattern. |
| Vitals | A clinical note section (LOINC: 8716-3) for measured vital signs such as blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, and respiratory rate. In Suki, pass this LOINC code when you want vitals captured in the generated note. |
| Voice Commands | Spoken instructions that trigger product actions hands-free. In Suki experiences, voice commands help clinicians control documentation flows without breaking clinical workflow. |