```xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<ns4:query_definition xmlns:ns2="http://www.i2b2.org/xsd/cell/crc/psm/1.1/" xmlns:ns4="http://www.i2b2.org/xsd/cell/crc/psm/querydefinition/1.1/" xmlns:ns3="http://www.i2b2.org/xsd/cell/crc/psm/analysisdefinition/1.1/">
    <query_name>Diabetes mellit@22:37:56</query_name>
    <query_timing>ANY</query_timing>
    <specificity_scale>0</specificity_scale>
    <panel>
        <panel_number>1</panel_number>
        <panel_timing>ANY</panel_timing>
        <panel_accuracy_scale>100</panel_accuracy_scale>
        <invert>0</invert>
        <total_item_occurrences>1</total_item_occurrences>
        <item>
            <hlevel>4</hlevel>
            <item_name>Diabetes mellitus</item_name>
            <item_key>\\i2b2_DIAG\i2b2\Diagnoses\Endocrine disorders (240-259)\Other endocrine gland diseases (250-259)\(250) Diabetes mellitus\</item_key>
            <item_icon>FA</item_icon>
            <tooltip>Diagnoses \ Endocrine disorders \ Other endocrine gland diseases \ Diabetes mellitus</tooltip>
            <class>ENC</class>
            <item_is_synonym>false</item_is_synonym>
        </item>
    </panel>
</ns4:query_definition>

```

I want to find all patients with a diagnosis of Diabetes Mellitus, regardless of when it was diagnosed, and the query will have a specificity scale of 0, meaning that it will return all possible matches, and the accuracy scale is set to 100, indicating high confidence in the results. The query will search for the term "Diabetes mellitus" under the "Endocrine disorders" category, specifically in the "Other endocrine gland diseases" subcategory, and more specifically under the "Diabetes mellitus" sub-subcategory. This query will return a total of one item, which is the term "Diabetes mellitus," and the icon used to represent this term is "FA." The class of this item is "ENC," and it is not a synonym for any other term.