A-E
1. A.C. 2. A. 3. AMA 4. ASAP 5. A.M. 6. ASL 7. A&O
1. Before meals 2. Before 3.against medical advice 4.As soon as possible 5.morning 6.American Sign Language 7.Alert and oriented
1.FBS 2. Fe 3. fl 4. fx
1. Fasting Blood Sugar 2. iron 3. fluid 4. fracture
O2, OOB, OR, Oz, p, pm, pc, PRN, Q, Q2h, Q.d., Q.i.d
oxygen, out of bed, operating room, ounce, after, afternoon, after meals, whenever necessary, every, every 2 hours, every day, four times a day
1. B.I.D. 2. Bp 3. Bx 4. Br 5. Bs
1. twice a day 2.blood pressure 3. biopsy 4.bed rest 5. Breath Sound
1. GH 2. GI 3. Gtt
1. Growth hormone 2. gastrointestinal 3. drops
MD, mg, Med, Ml, MRI-, N &V, Neg, NICU, Na, NP, NPO, NKA
1. Medical Doctor, 2. milligram, 3. medicine, 4. milimeter, 5. magnetic resonance Imaging, 6. nausea and vomiting, 7. negative, 8. neonatal intensive care unit, 9. sodium, 10. nurse practitioner, 11. nothing by mouth, 12. no known allergies
1. ca 2. CBC 3.CHF 4. cm 5. CNA 6. CPR 7. CXR
1. cancer 2.Complete Blood Count 3. Congestive Heart Failure 4. centimeter 5. Certified Nursing Assistant 6. Cardiopulomanry resuscitation 7.Chest x-ray
1. Hx 2. HBP 3. HOB 4. Hr
1. history 2. high blood pressure 3.Head of Bed 4. hour
1.DNR 2. Dx 3. d/c 4. D 5. DOB
1. do not resuscitate 2.diagnosis 3. discharge 4. day 5. date of birth
1. Iv 2. ICU 3. Inj 4. IM 5. I&O
1. Intrabenous 2. Intensive Care Unit 3. Injection 4. Intramuscular 5. Intake and Output
1. ECG 2. ER 3. EMT
1. electrocardiogram 2. Emergency Room 3. emergency medical technician
Jt, K, Kg, L & D, lab, L, lbs, liq, LPN
1. joint 2. potassium, 3. kilogram 4. Labor and delivery 5. laboratory 6. left 7. pounds 8. liquid 9. Licensed Practical Nurse