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Lesson 07 Patient Diagnosis Report Solution

This document provides the solutions to a SQL lesson-end project involving creating and querying a patients database table. It includes 14 queries that: 1) Create the patients table; 2) Insert a sample record; 3) Count total patients; 4) Find oldest patient details; 5) Display current date with patients; 6) Change case of doctor names; 7) Find patient name lengths; 8) Abbreviate genders; 9) Combine patient and doctor names; 10) Calculate age logarithms; 11) Extract year from dates; 12) Check for identical patient and doctor names; 13) Flag ages over 40; 14) Find duplicate doctor names. The queries demonstrate skills with SQL functions, aggregation, joins and more.

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177 views8 pages

Lesson 07 Patient Diagnosis Report Solution

This document provides the solutions to a SQL lesson-end project involving creating and querying a patients database table. It includes 14 queries that: 1) Create the patients table; 2) Insert a sample record; 3) Count total patients; 4) Find oldest patient details; 5) Display current date with patients; 6) Change case of doctor names; 7) Find patient name lengths; 8) Abbreviate genders; 9) Combine patient and doctor names; 10) Calculate age logarithms; 11) Extract year from dates; 12) Check for identical patient and doctor names; 13) Flag ages over 40; 14) Find duplicate doctor names. The queries demonstrate skills with SQL functions, aggregation, joins and more.

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SQL Training

Lesson-End Project Solution


Patient Diagnosis Report

1. Write a query to create a patients table with the date, patient ID, patient name, age,
weight, gender, location, phone number, disease, doctor name, and doctor ID fields

SQL code:
CREATE TABLE lep_6.patients (
date DATE NOT NULL,
pid varchar(45) NOT NULL,
p_name varchar(45) NOT NULL,
age INT NOT NULL,
weight INT NOT NULL,
gender varchar(45) NOT NULL,
location varchar(45) NOT NULL,
phone_no INT NOT NULL,
disease varchar(45) NOT NULL,
doctor_name varchar(45) NOT NULL,
doctor_id INT NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY(pid));

2. Write a query to insert values into the patients table

SQL code:
INSERT INTO lep_6. patients
(date,pid,p_name,age,weight,gender,location,phone_no,disease,doctor_name,docto
r_id) VALUES ('2019-06-
15','AP2021','Sarath','67','76','Male','chennai','5462829','Cardiac','Mohan','21');

3. Write a query to display the total number of patients in the table


SQL code:
SELECT COUNT(*) AS total_patients FROM lep_6.patients;

Output:

4. Write a query to display the patient ID, patient name, gender, and disease of the
oldest (age) patient

SQL code:
SELECT pid,p_name,gender,disease, MAX(AGE) AS MAX_AGE FROM lep_6.patients;

Output:

5. Write a query to display patient id and patient name with the current date.

SQL code:
SELECT pid,p_name ,NOW() as CurrentDate FROM lep_6.patients;
Output:

6. Write a query to display the old patient name and new patient name in uppercase

SQL code:
SELECT doctor_name,UCASE(doctor_name) AS UpperCase_D_name FROM
lep_6.patients;

Output:

7. Write a query to display the patients' names along with the total number of
characters in their name

SQL code:
SELECT p_name,length(p_name) AS lengthofp_name FROM lep_6.patients;

Output:

8. Write a query to display the gender of the patient as M or F along with the patient's
name

SQL code:
SELECT p_name,MID(gender,1,1) AS GENDER FROM lep_6.patients;

Output:
9.Write a query to combine the patient's name and doctor's name in a new column

SQL code:
SELECT p_name,doctor_name,CONCAT(p_name,doctor_name) AS
patient_doctor_name FROM lep_6.patients;

Output:

10. Write a query to display the patients’ age along with the logarithmic value (base 10) of
their age

SQL code:
SELECT age,LOG10(age) as LOG_AGE FROM lep_6.patients;

Output:
11. Write a query to extract the year for a given date and place it in a separate column

SQL code:
SELECT *,YEAR(date) AS Year FROM lep_6.patients;

Output:

12. Write a query to check the patient’s name and doctor’s name are similar and
display NULL, else return the patient’s name

SQL code:
SELECT NULLIF(p_name,doctor_name) FROM lep_6.patients;

Output:
13. Write a query to check if a patient’s age is greater than 40 and display Yes if it is and No
if it isn't

SQL code:
SELECT age,IF(age>40,'Yes','No') AS Agegreater40 FROM lep_6.patients;

Output:

14. Write a query to display duplicate entries in the doctor name column

SQL code:
SELECT doctor_name,COUNT(*) occurences FROM lep_6.patients GROUP BY
doctor_name HAVING COUNT(*)>1;

Output:

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