Medical Equipment
Over The Counter Medicines
Medical Abbreviations
Medical Vocabulary
Vital Signs
100

Used to listen to heart, lung, and bowel sounds

Stethoscope

100

pain reliever for headaches, muscle aches, and fevers

Acetaminophen

100

PRICE stands for __.

Protection Rest Ice Compression Elevate

100

A medication used to treat bacterial infections

antibiotics


100
Normal respiratory rate for an adult

12-20

200

a diagnostic device that measures the amount of air you can breathe in and out and the time it takes you to breathe out completely after you take a deep breath

Spirometer

200

reduces inflammation and treats pain, swelling, and fevers 


Ibuprofen

200

DNR stands for __.

Do not resuscitate  

200

A medical procedure to remove a tissue sample for examination

Biopsy

200

Give a pulse rate that is tachycardia for an adult.

Anything over 100

300

Measures blood oxygen levels

Pulse oximeter

300

used for relief from symptoms related to hay fever, upper respiratory allergy, or the common cold.

Benadryl 

300

TBI stands for __.

Traumatic Brain Injury

300

The identification of a disease or medical condition

Diagnosis

300

Give a blood pressure reading that is low

anything under 90/60

400

Examines ears


Otoscope

400

applied directly to the skin or mucous membranes to treat bacterial infections.

topical antibiotic cream

400

AROM stands for __.

active range of motion

400

a condition that lasts for a long period or constantly recurs.


chronic

400
What's the top number and bottom number of the Blood pressure reading called?

Systolic/Diastolic

500

 measures the electrical activity of your heart

An electrocardiogram (EKG or ECG)

500

treat skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis and insect bites, and how to use them.

Hydrocortisone cream

500

ACL stands for __.

Anterior cruciate ligament

500

swelling caused by excess fluid in the tissue.

Edema

500
Before taking someone's vitals signs, name 4 things you should do

1. Gather equipment

2. Wash hands

3.  Introduce your self, 

4. Check patient ID (Name, DOB, Armband)

5.  Explain the procedure & get consent

4. Give privacy 

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