Routes
Medications given to the patient in the vein.
IV-Intravenous
Medication given in the nose.
Nasal
Enlargement of the heart.
What does CAD mean?
Coronary Artery Disease
Beginning of the word
Prefix
Upper chambers of the heart.
Atrium
Slow heart rate prefix.
Bradycardia
Twice a Day
BID
Medications given in the muscle.
IM-Intramuscular
Medication Administered into the ear.
Otic
Disease of the heart muscle.
Pertaining to Blood Vessels
Vascular
Word ending. Biology
Lower chambers of the heart.
Ventricles
A word that means inside or within.
Endo
Every four hours
Q4H
Medications that are placed in the mouth to dissolve and is not swallowed.
Buccal and Sublingual
Medication administered in the eye.
Ocular
Abbreviation for High blood pressure?
HTN-Hypertension
Abbreviation for vascular.
Vasc
Main part of the word?
Heart relaxation phase.
Diastole
What abbreviation stands for around and surrounding?
Peri
Every Day
QD
Medication given under the skin?
What is Subcutaneous?
Medication that is swallowed is administered?
PO
Heart Attack
MI-Myocardial Infarction
Blood vessel returning blood to heart?
Vein
Word part with vowel added.
Combining form
Heart contraction phase.
Systole
The medical term for muscle is?
Myo
Nothing by Mouth
NPO
It is unsafe to give a specific medication to a patient as it will harm them based on their condition or other medication they are taking.
Contraindication
Medication is given by placing a patch on the patient's arm.
Transdermal
What is CHF?
Congestive Heart Failure
Enlarged twisted veins.
Varicose veins
What is the meaning of itis?
Inflammation
Fast heart rate prefix.
Tachycardia
EKG monitors electrical activity of the ____?
Heart
As needed
PRN