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T
Temperature
P
Pulse
HR
Heart Rate
R
Respirations
BP
Blood Pressure
O2/SPO2
Oxygen Saturation
#/#
Pain Scale 0-10
ABX
Antibiotics
CXR
Chest X Ray
DX
Diagnosis (medical diagnosis)
HX
History
NDX
Nursing Diagnosis
RX
Treatment or Prescription
SX
Surgery
TX
Treatment
AC
Antecubital (vein inside bend of elbow)
ACHS (AC/HS)
Before meals / before sleep
ADL
activities of daily living
ABC
Airway, Breathing, Circulation
ALOC
Altered Level of Consciousness
BM
Bowel Movement
CBC
Complete Blood Count
WBC
White Blood Cells
RBC
Red Blood Cells
H&H
Hemoglobin & Hematocrit
Hct
Hematocrit
Plt
Platelets
BG
Blood Glucose
UA
Urinalysis
C&S
Culture and Sensitivity
Q or q
every
Q daily or q daily
Every Day
q2h
every two hours
q8h
every 8 hours
bid or b.id.
twice daily/ two times daily
tid or t.i.d.
three times daily
qid or q.i.d.
four times daily
ac
before meals/ on an empty stomach
hs
before sleeping/ at bedtime
PO
by mouth or orally (per os)
GT
by gastronomy tube (G-tube)
IM
Intramuscular (injection into muscle)
SQ
Subcutaneous (injection into adipose tissue/fat)
IV
Intravenous (infusion directly into the vein)
IVP
Intravenous Push (inject directly into vein)
IVPB
Intravenous Piggyback
IVF
Intravenous Fluids (usually hydration or nutrition)
Prefix
comes before rood word and gives meaning to root
Root
foundation of word or term
often refers to disease or body part
tells us what word is about
suffix
comes at the end of the word after the root
term describes what is going on with the word
Hypo
Deficient (too little)
Hyper
Excessive (too much)
Pre
Before
Ante
Before
Post
after
Tachy
Rapid (faster than normal)
Brady
Slow (slower than normal)
A
Absent (without)
Dys
Abnormal or Painful (unable/painful to do something)
Macro
Large
Micro
Small
Mal
Bad (not working correctly)
Trans
Across or through
Hemi
Half (one half of something)
Bi
Two
Tri
three
Quad
Four (quadrant)
Poly
Many
-itis
inflammation of
-ism, -osis
condition of (diseases of )
-ous, -ic, -ac
pertaining to (about)
-ectomy
exision (surgical removal)
-plasty
surgical repair
-otomy
cut into
-scopy
to look at with a scope
-ology
the study of
-logist
practioner of
-pathy
disease or disorder
-pelgia
paralysis
ATHR
joint (skeletal system)
BRONCH
bronchus (part of the respiratory system)
CARD
heart (cardiovascular system)
DERMA
skin (integumentary system)
ENCEPHAL
brain (neurological system )
ENTER
intestine (gastrological system)
GASTR
stomach (gastrological system)
GLYS
sugar (glycemic)
HEMAT, HEMO, HEME
blood
HEPAT, HEPATIC
liver (gi system)
MY
muscular system
MYEL
spinal cord (nervous system)
NECR, NECRO
dead, death of cells/ body (integumentary system)
NEPHR, NEPHRO
kidneys (urinary tract and endocrine system
NEUR, NEURO
nerves (nervous system)
OSTE
bone (skeletal system)
OX
oxygen (respiratory system)
OXY
oxygen (cardiac, cardiovascular system)
PECTOR
chest (respiratory sysytem, cardiac, cardiovascular sytem)
PHLEB
vein (cardiovascular system)
PNEUM
air, lung (respiratory system)