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Abuse

Misuse, excessive or improper care

Administer

To give medication

Anaphylaxis

Hypersensitive state of body to a foreign protein or drug

Apnea

Cessation or absence of normal breathing

Artifact

Anything artificially produced

Augment

To add, to increase

Bipolar

Having two poles or processes

Compounding

Combining two or more substances in definite proportions

Dispense

Prepare and give out a medication

Hypoxemia

Lack of oxygen in the blood

Infarction

Area of tissue in an organ or part that becomes dead

Intramuscular

Within the muscle

Ischemia

Local and temporary lack of blood to an organ

Meniscus

Curvature on tope surface of liquids when in a container

Oscilloscope

Used for recording electrical activity of the heart, brain and muscular tissue

Pharmacology

Study of drugs

Precipitate

A substance that separates from a solution if allowed to stand.

Precordial

Pertaining to the area on the anterior surface of the body overlying the heart; chest leads

Prescribe

To order or recommend the use of a drug.

Pruritus

Itchiness

Sensor

Also know as electrode

Taut

To pull or draw tight a surface

Transducer

Device that converts one form of energy to another

Unit dose

Premeasured amount of medication; packaged on a per dose basis

Urticaria

Hives

A.c

Before meals

b.i.d

Twice a day

BSA

Body surface area

C

With

DEA

Drug enforcement agency

DHHS

Department of health and human services

FDA

Food and drug administration

H

Hour

ECG

Electrocardiogram

IM

Intramuscular

IV

Intravenous

NDC

National drug code

NPO

Nothing by mouth

PAC

Premature atrial contractions

P.c

After meals

PDR

Physicians desk referance

P.o

By mouth

P.r.n

As necessary

Q

Every

PVC

Premature ventricular contractions

Q.i.d

Four times a day

Rx

Prescription

S

Without

sig

Instructions

t.i.d

Three times a day.