مساء الخير 🤍✨
اليوم جهزت لكم ثريد بسيط يهتم بالاختصارات الطبيه اللي غالباً تستخدم بين الفريق الطبي وفي كتابة التقارير الطبيه وغيرها من انواع التواصل في المستشفيات👌🏻
في حال كنتم مشغولين فضلوا الثريد وارجعوا له، يلا نبدأ 😉👏🏻
اليوم جهزت لكم ثريد بسيط يهتم بالاختصارات الطبيه اللي غالباً تستخدم بين الفريق الطبي وفي كتابة التقارير الطبيه وغيرها من انواع التواصل في المستشفيات👌🏻
في حال كنتم مشغولين فضلوا الثريد وارجعوا له، يلا نبدأ 😉👏🏻
Abd: Abdomen
A&D: Admission and discharge
ADL: Activities of daily living
Amb: Ambulatory, able to walk
Amt: Amount
AP: Appendectomy
Cath: Catheter
CBC: Complete blood count
CCU: Cardiac care unit/ coronary care unit
CBR: Complete bed rest
C/O: Complaint of
A&D: Admission and discharge
ADL: Activities of daily living
Amb: Ambulatory, able to walk
Amt: Amount
AP: Appendectomy
Cath: Catheter
CBC: Complete blood count
CCU: Cardiac care unit/ coronary care unit
CBR: Complete bed rest
C/O: Complaint of
CVA: Cerebrovascular accident or stroke
CPR: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
DC or d/c: Discontinue
DX: Diagnosis
ECG: Electrocardiogram
EEG: Electroencephalogram
FBS: Fasting blood sugar
FF: Forced feeding or forced fluids
Fx: Fracture
GI: Gastrointestinal
CPR: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
DC or d/c: Discontinue
DX: Diagnosis
ECG: Electrocardiogram
EEG: Electroencephalogram
FBS: Fasting blood sugar
FF: Forced feeding or forced fluids
Fx: Fracture
GI: Gastrointestinal
Gtt: Glucose tolerance test
Gyn: Gynecology
HOB: Head of bed
ICU: Intensive care unit
I&O: Intake and output
Isol: Isolation IV Intravenous
Noct: At night
NPO: Nothing by mouth
PAR: Postanesthesia room
PO: By mouth
Post op spec: After surgery urine specimen
PT: Patient, pint
Gyn: Gynecology
HOB: Head of bed
ICU: Intensive care unit
I&O: Intake and output
Isol: Isolation IV Intravenous
Noct: At night
NPO: Nothing by mouth
PAR: Postanesthesia room
PO: By mouth
Post op spec: After surgery urine specimen
PT: Patient, pint
ROM: Range of motion
SOB: Shortness of breath
Stat: At once, immediately
TPR: Temperature, pulse, respiration
U/A: Urinalysis
VS: Vital signs
W/C: Wheel chair
SOB: Shortness of breath
Stat: At once, immediately
TPR: Temperature, pulse, respiration
U/A: Urinalysis
VS: Vital signs
W/C: Wheel chair
وبكذا وصلنا لنهاية الثريد اتمنى انكم استفدتم منه، الاختصارات تعتبر اساسيه في الاستخدام، والاختصارات ما تقتصر فقط عاللي ذكرته فيه غيرها كثير لكن هذي جرعة اليوم من الاختصارات لكم استمتعوا🤭🤍
Isol: Isolation
IV: Intravenous
تعديل بسيط 🌟
IV: Intravenous
تعديل بسيط 🌟
جاهزين للجزء الثاني من الثريد؟ 👀🤍
AA - amino acid
ABG - arterial blood gas
ADM - admission, admitted
ALS - advanced life support
AMA - against medical advice (or American Medical Association)
ASAP - as soon as possible
A&W - alive and well
C - centigrade, celsius
ABG - arterial blood gas
ADM - admission, admitted
ALS - advanced life support
AMA - against medical advice (or American Medical Association)
ASAP - as soon as possible
A&W - alive and well
C - centigrade, celsius
CC - cubic centimeter, chief complaint, critical care
C/O - complains of, care of
CC - cubic centimeter, chief complaint, critical care
C/O - complains of, care of
CO2 - carbon dioxide
D/C - discontinue or discharge
DNR - do not resuscitate
DO - disorder
C/O - complains of, care of
CC - cubic centimeter, chief complaint, critical care
C/O - complains of, care of
CO2 - carbon dioxide
D/C - discontinue or discharge
DNR - do not resuscitate
DO - disorder
DOA - dead on arrival or date of admission
DOB - date of birth
DOT - directly observed therapy
DSM - Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
EDC - estimated date of confinement
EDD - estimated delivery date
EGA - estimated gestational age
ER - emergency room
DOB - date of birth
DOT - directly observed therapy
DSM - Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
EDC - estimated date of confinement
EDD - estimated delivery date
EGA - estimated gestational age
ER - emergency room
F - fahrenheit
H&P - history and physical examination HPI - history of present illness
H/O - history of
HR - heart rate or hour
HS - hour of sleep (bedtime)
ICU - intensive care unit
ID - infectious diseases
IP - inpatient
IQ - intelligence quotient
H&P - history and physical examination HPI - history of present illness
H/O - history of
HR - heart rate or hour
HS - hour of sleep (bedtime)
ICU - intensive care unit
ID - infectious diseases
IP - inpatient
IQ - intelligence quotient
IU - international units
MCO - managed care organization
MG - milligram
MVA - motor vehicle accident
ML - milliliter
NKDA - no known drug allergies
NTG - nitroglycerin
O2 - oxygen
OPD - outpatient department
P - pulse
MCO - managed care organization
MG - milligram
MVA - motor vehicle accident
ML - milliliter
NKDA - no known drug allergies
NTG - nitroglycerin
O2 - oxygen
OPD - outpatient department
P - pulse
Post-op - postoperative (after surgery) Pre-op - preoperative (before surgery)
PA or PT - patient
PCP - primary care physician
PPE - personal protection equipment
RBC - red blood cell
RF - risk factor
S- without (sans)
SX - symptoms
S/S - signs and symptoms
PA or PT - patient
PCP - primary care physician
PPE - personal protection equipment
RBC - red blood cell
RF - risk factor
S- without (sans)
SX - symptoms
S/S - signs and symptoms
STAT – immediately (urgently) Latin statim T - temperature
TPR - temperature, pulse, respiration USOH - usual state of health
VS - vital signs
VSS - vital signs stable
WB - whole blood
WBC - white blood cell
WNL - within normal limits
ABX - antibiotics
TPR - temperature, pulse, respiration USOH - usual state of health
VS - vital signs
VSS - vital signs stable
WB - whole blood
WBC - white blood cell
WNL - within normal limits
ABX - antibiotics
AC - before meals
Ad lib - at will, as desired
BID - bis in die which in Latin means twice (two times) a day)
CAP - capsule
GTT - drop-liquid measurement
Intravenous tubing is used to deliver medication in drops of various sizes ranging from 10 drops/mL to 60 drops/mL
Ad lib - at will, as desired
BID - bis in die which in Latin means twice (two times) a day)
CAP - capsule
GTT - drop-liquid measurement
Intravenous tubing is used to deliver medication in drops of various sizes ranging from 10 drops/mL to 60 drops/mL
MDD - maximum daily dose
NPO - nothing by mouth
OCP - oral contraceptive pill
OPV - oral polio vaccine
OTC - over the counter
PC - after meals
PCN - penicillin
PNV - prenatal vitamins
PO - per os (by way of the mouth) e.g. medication administered per os
NPO - nothing by mouth
OCP - oral contraceptive pill
OPV - oral polio vaccine
OTC - over the counter
PC - after meals
PCN - penicillin
PNV - prenatal vitamins
PO - per os (by way of the mouth) e.g. medication administered per os
PRN – pro re nata Latin means as needed; as the circumstances require
q2h - every 2 hours
q3h - every 3 hours
qam - every morning
qd - once a day
qh - once every hour
qhs - at bedtime
qid – quarter in die Latin means four times a day
q2h - every 2 hours
q3h - every 3 hours
qam - every morning
qd - once a day
qh - once every hour
qhs - at bedtime
qid – quarter in die Latin means four times a day
qod - every other day
qpm - every evening
RDI - recommended daily intake
Rx - prescription, treatment
SC/SQ - subcutaneous means administered under the skin
TAB - tablet
TIW - three times a week
qpm - every evening
RDI - recommended daily intake
Rx - prescription, treatment
SC/SQ - subcutaneous means administered under the skin
TAB - tablet
TIW - three times a week
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اتوقع ان الجزء الثالث طول عليكم لكن راح انزله لكم اليوم 🫡🌟
AXR - abdominal x-ray
BAC - blood alcohol content/concentration
a measurement of alcohol intoxication used for legal or medical purposes
BC - birth control
BE - barium enema
a test that helps to highlight the large bowel so it can be seen clearly
BMT - bone marrow transplant
BAC - blood alcohol content/concentration
a measurement of alcohol intoxication used for legal or medical purposes
BC - birth control
BE - barium enema
a test that helps to highlight the large bowel so it can be seen clearly
BMT - bone marrow transplant
Bx - biopsy
BRP - bathroom privileges
CPR - cardiopulmonary resuscitation
CXR - chest x-ray
ECC - emergency cardiac care
ECG - electrocardiogram
ECMO - extracorporeal membrane oxygenation
ECT - electroconvulsive therapy
ECV - external cephalic version
FB - foreign body
BRP - bathroom privileges
CPR - cardiopulmonary resuscitation
CXR - chest x-ray
ECC - emergency cardiac care
ECG - electrocardiogram
ECMO - extracorporeal membrane oxygenation
ECT - electroconvulsive therapy
ECV - external cephalic version
FB - foreign body
FNA - fine needle aspiration
FOBT - fecal occult blood testing a lab test used to check stool samples for hidden (occult) blood.
GLT - glucose loading test
GTT - glucose tolerance test
H20 - water
I&D - incision and drainage
IM - intramuscular
I&O - intake and output
FOBT - fecal occult blood testing a lab test used to check stool samples for hidden (occult) blood.
GLT - glucose loading test
GTT - glucose tolerance test
H20 - water
I&D - incision and drainage
IM - intramuscular
I&O - intake and output
IV - intravenous
IUPC - intrauterine pressure catheter
a device placed into the amniotic space during labor in order to measure the strength of uterine contractions.
In vitro - in the laboratory
In vivo - in the body
KUB - kidney, ureter, bladder (x-ray)
IUPC - intrauterine pressure catheter
a device placed into the amniotic space during labor in order to measure the strength of uterine contractions.
In vitro - in the laboratory
In vivo - in the body
KUB - kidney, ureter, bladder (x-ray)
OGTT - oral glucose tolerance test
PAP - pulmonary artery pressure; Papanicolaou test
PEEP - positive end expiratory pressure; the pressure in the lungs (alveolar pressure) above atmospheric pressure (the pressure outside of the body) that exists at the end of expiration.
PAP - pulmonary artery pressure; Papanicolaou test
PEEP - positive end expiratory pressure; the pressure in the lungs (alveolar pressure) above atmospheric pressure (the pressure outside of the body) that exists at the end of expiration.
PT - physical therapy
T&C - type and cross (blood)
TPA - tissue plasminogen activator (dissolve clots), total parenteral alimentation (intravenous nutritional needs)
UA - urinalysis
US – ultrasound
XRT - external radiation therapy
ADHD - attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
T&C - type and cross (blood)
TPA - tissue plasminogen activator (dissolve clots), total parenteral alimentation (intravenous nutritional needs)
UA - urinalysis
US – ultrasound
XRT - external radiation therapy
ADHD - attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
AF - acid-fast
AIDS - acquired immune deficiency syndrome
ALS - amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's disease)
A&O - alert and oriented
AOB - alcohol on breath
ARDS - adult respiratory distress syndrome
ARF - acute renal failure, acute rheumatic fever
BM - bowel movement
AIDS - acquired immune deficiency syndrome
ALS - amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's disease)
A&O - alert and oriented
AOB - alcohol on breath
ARDS - adult respiratory distress syndrome
ARF - acute renal failure, acute rheumatic fever
BM - bowel movement
BAD - bipolar affective disorder ondition in which the patient swings between manic episodes and deep depression.
BP - blood pressure
CA - cancer
CABG - coronary artery bypass graft
CAD - coronary artery disease
CBC - complete blood count
CF - cystic fibrosis
C/F - chills, fever
BP - blood pressure
CA - cancer
CABG - coronary artery bypass graft
CAD - coronary artery disease
CBC - complete blood count
CF - cystic fibrosis
C/F - chills, fever
CAB - carotid artery bruit
a vascular sound usually heard with a stethoscope over the carotid artery because of turbulent, non-laminar blood flow through a stenotic area.
CFT - complement fixation testing to detect the presence of specific antibodies or antigens
a vascular sound usually heard with a stethoscope over the carotid artery because of turbulent, non-laminar blood flow through a stenotic area.
CFT - complement fixation testing to detect the presence of specific antibodies or antigens
CHD - congenital heart disease
CHF - congestive heart failure
COLD - chronic obstructive lung disease
COPD - chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
CP - chest pain
CP - cerebral palsy
C/S - cesarean section
CV - cardiovascular
CVA - cerebral vascular accident (stroke)
CHF - congestive heart failure
COLD - chronic obstructive lung disease
COPD - chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
CP - chest pain
CP - cerebral palsy
C/S - cesarean section
CV - cardiovascular
CVA - cerebral vascular accident (stroke)
DTR - deep tendon reflex
DVT - deep venous thrombosis
Dx - diagnosis
Part 3 done 🫡🌟
DVT - deep venous thrombosis
Dx - diagnosis
Part 3 done 🫡🌟
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