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Assignment for Module 6

The assignment for Module 6 provides practice using the Crow’s Foot notation. I

encourage you to use both the ER Assistant and Visual Paradigm to complete the problems in

module 6. Module 7 contains software demonstrations for both the ER Assistant and Visual

Paradigm.

1. Basic Crow’s Foot Notation Requirements

1. Draw an ERD containing the LabVisit and Patient entity types connected by a 1-M

relationship from Patient to LabVisit. Choose an appropriate relationship name using your

common knowledge of interactions between patients and lab visits. Define minimum

cardinalities so that a patient is required for a lab visit. For the Patient entity type, add

attributes PatNo (primary key), PatLastName, PatFirstName, PatDOB (date of birth). For

the LabVisit entity type, add attributes for the LVNo (primary key), LVDate, LVProvNo, and

optional LVOrdNo (for orders from physicians). If you are using a data modeling tool that

supports data type specification, choose appropriate data types for the attributes based on

your common knowledge.

2. Extend problem 1 with the Lab entity type connected by a 1-M relationship from Lab to

LabVisit. Choose an appropriate relationship name using your common knowledge of

interactions between labs and lab visits. Define minimum cardinalities so that a lab is

required for a lab visit. For the Lab entity type, add attributes LabNo (primary key),

LabName, LabStreet, LabCity, LabState, and LabZip. If you are using a data modeling tool

that supports data type specification, choose appropriate data types for the attributes based on

your common knowledge.


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3. Augment your ERD from problem 2 with the Specimen entity type. For each specimen

collected, the database should record a unique SpecNo, SpecArea (vaginal, cervical, or

endocervical), and SpecCollMethod (thin prep or sure path). You should also add a 1-M

relationship from LabVisit to Specimen. A lab visit must produce at least one specimen. A

specimen is associated with exactly one lab visit.

2. Submission

The submission requirements involve evidence that you draw the ERD for each problem.

You should submit one document containing snapshots of ERDs for problems 1 to 3. You should

use the same names for entity types and attributes as specified in the assignment. You should not

put any identifying details about yourself in your submitted document.

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