Anatomy
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Pharmacology
Prefixes/suffixes
100

What does the abbreviation "quad" refer to in anatomy?

quadrant/quadriplegic

100

What condition is abbreviated as "SIDS"?

sudden infant death syndrome

100

What does "RECT, PR" mean in medical procedures?

Rectally

100

 The abbreviation "Rx" is commonly used to denote what?

Prescription or Treatment

100

What does the prefix "hyper-" mean?

Above or excessive

200

The abbreviation "R" and "rt"  can stand for what anatomical side of the body?

Respirations/rectal 

Right

200

Rheumatoid arthritis is abbreviated as what?

RA

200

The abbreviation "Surg." stands for what?

Surgery

200

The abbreviation "TB" refers to which disease?

Tuberculosis

200

The suffix "-itis" indicates what type of condition?

 Inflammation

300

What does RLE represent in anatomical terms? 

right lower extremity
300

 Which infection is abbreviated as "STD"?

Sexually Transmitted Disease

300

 What does "STAT" imply about a medical procedure?

Immediately or Stat

300

 What does "reg." mean in medication instructions?

 Regular

300

The prefix "R/O" stands for what?

Rule Out

400

What does "RUQ" stand for?

right upper quadrant

400

What disease is abbreviated as "SLE"?

 Systemic Lupus Erythematosus

400

 The abbreviation "ROM" refers to what type of therapy?

 Range of Motion

400

 "Req." is often used in prescriptions. What does it stand for?

 Requisition

400

The abbreviation "strep" refers to which bacteria?

 Streptococcus

500

The abbreviation "SOB" describes a symptom involving difficulty with what? 

shortness of breath

500

 What does "staph" refer to in infections?

 Staphylococcus

500

What does "supp." stand for in medication administration?

Suppository

500

 What is abbreviated as "tsp." in medication measurements?

 Teaspoon

500

The abbreviation "R" can mean "right" in medical terminology. What is the opposite side?

Left