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- Containing: The results returned will be those terms whose name or code CONTAINS the text entered in the search box. This is the default option.
- Exact: The results returned will be those terms whose name or code matches exactly to the text entered in the search box.
- Starting with: The results returned will contain only those terms whose name or code begins with the text entered in the search box.
- Ending with: The results returned will contain only those terms whose name or code ends with the text entered in the search box.
2. Type in a text string in the empty box.
3. Choose a category from the drop-down menu or leave it as the default= Any Category, which will search all categories.
4. Click the 'Find' button under the search qualifier box to run the search
5. Select any terms returned by the search and drag them into a query group to use as query criteria
The example below finds all terms containing the text ‘rheumatic fever’.
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The Find Terms view has changed. The same query now shows many fewer results and it shows their placement in the hierarchy. Search results are highlighted in green, and parent results can also be dragged into other panels. Results which are hierarchically within another result are omitted to save space (e.g., many of the results in the graphic above are within the Acute Rheumatic fever folder). Both of these new features can be turned off via the Find Terms options.
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B. The Search by Codes tab is used to find coded variables.
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Clicking on the Show Options button 
in the upper right hand corner of the Navigate Terms panel opens this popup box that provides additional options for finding terms.
Maximum Number of Children to Display
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Some terms may be flagged in the metadata table as a synonym of another term. Selecting Show Synonymous Terms will display both the original term and the synonym in the Find Terms view. For easy identification, synonymous terms will be blue when displayed in the results list.
Show Hierarchy in Results
New in v1.7.12, the parent folders are shown in the search results. This can be disabled by checking this box. If Find Terms queries are extremely slow, this will increase performance.
Show Individual Items in Folders
New in v1.7.12, by default search results that are contained inside another search result are omitted, to save time and space. Checking this box restores the earlier behavior of showing all results. Be aware that this dramatically increases the number of results returned.
Enable Patient Counts
The Enable patient counts option will display the total number of patients that have a fact entered for that item.
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