Medical Terminology Abbreviations Week 4 Ellie Pribble, RN.

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Medical Terminology Abbreviations Week 4 Ellie Pribble, RN

ABG Arterial blood gas blood is taken from an artery and tested for oxygen.

B/P Blood Pressure

CNS Central Nervous System Brain and Spinal Cord

DNR Do Not Resuscitate X

etioletiology The Cause Of

FHT Fetal Heart Tone

Hr Hour

IPPB Intermittent Positive Pressure Breathing Artificial ventilation

LMP Last Menstrual Period

nsg Nursing

OTC Over The Counter

prn As needed

qh Every hour

RLQ Right Lower Quadrant

sq subcutaneous 3 rd layer of skin

ABG bid Review Arterial blood gas twice a day

B/P Q4H Review Blood Pressure every 4 hours

Tylenol ii Q4H prn Review Every 4 hours As needed

NPO after midnight Review Nothing by mouth

FHT 160 Review Fetal Heart tone

Severe pain RLQ. LMP Review Right Lower quadrant Last Menstrual Period

CNS disturbance. Etiol unknown Review Central Nervous System Etiology

IPPB qd Review Intermittent Positive Pressure Breathing Every day

10 units regular insulin sq 1 hr pc Review Subcutaneous Hour After meals

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