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172 Cards in this Set

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S
Subjective (i.e. What the patient tells you.)
O
Objective (i.e. Physical Exam
A
Assessment (i.e. Diagnosis)
P
Plan (i.e. What to do.)
QD
every day
BID
twice a day
TID
three times a day
QID
four times a day
QOD
every other day
QHS
every night
AC
before meals
PC
after meals
OS
left eye
OD
right eye
OU
both eyes
AS
left ear
AD
right ear
AU
both ears
NPO
don’t eat – nothing by mouth
PRN
as needed
T
one tablet
TT
two tablets
TTT
three tablets
TV
four tablets
V
five tablets
VT
six tablets
c
with (line above c)
s
without (line above s)
ss
one-half (line above ss)
SIG:
directions
WNL
within normal limits
RTC
return to clinic
adip
lip
derm
dermat
erythr
red
hidr
sweat
hist
histi
kerat
hard
leuk
white
melan
black
myc
fungus
onych
nail
plas
formation
purpur
purple
seb
sebum (oil)
squam
scale
trich
hair
xer
dry
xanth
yellow
LESION
an area of pathologically altered tissue (two types: primary and secondary)
PRIMARY LESIONS
lesions arising form previously normal skin
MACULE
a flat, discolored spot on the skin up to 1 cm across (e.g., a freckle)
PATCH
a flat, discolored area on the skin larger than 1 cm (e.g., Vitiligo)
PAPULE
a solid mass on the skin up to 0.5 cm in diameter (e.g., a nevus or mole)
PLAQUE
a solid mass greater than 1 cm in diameter, limited to the surface of the skin
NODULE
a solid mass greater than 1 cm, extending deeper into the epidermis
TUMOR
solid mass larger than 1-2 cm
WHEAL
an area of localized skin edema (swelling) (e.g., a hive)
VESICLE
little bladder
BULLA
a blister larger than 0.5 cm (e.g., a second-degree burn, bulla bubble)
PUSTULE
a pus-filled sac (e.g., a pimple)
SECONDARY LESIONS
lesions that result in changes in primary lesions
EROSION
gnawed away
ULCER
an open sore on the skin or mucous membrane that can bleed and scar
EXCORIATION
a scratch mark
FISSURE
a linear crack in the skin
SCALE
a thin flake of exfoliated epidermis (e.g., dandruff)
CRUST
dried residue of serum (body liquid) , pus, or blood on the skin (e.g., in impetigo)
CICATRIX OF THE SKIN
mark left by the healing of a sore or wound, showing the replacement of destroyed tissue by fibrous tissue (cicatrix scar)
KELOID
an abnormal overgrowth of scar tissue that is thick and irregular (kele tumor)
VASCULAR LESIONS
lesions of a blood vessel
CHERRY ANGIOMA
a small, round, bright red blood vessel tumor on the skin, often on the trunk of the elderly
TELANGIECTASIA
a tiny, red blood vessel lesion formed by the dilation of a group of blood vessels radiating from a central arteriole, most commonly on the face, neck, or chest (telos end) SPIDER ANGIOMA
PURPURIC LESIONS
purpura
PETECHIA
spot
ECCHYMOSIS
bruise
EPIDERMAL TUMORS
skin tumors arising from the epidermis
NEVUS
birthmark
DYSPLASTIC NEVUS
a mole with precancerous changer
VERRUCA
an epidermal tumor caused by a papilloma virus
Pyorrhea
discharge of pus
Hemorrhage
a burst forth of blood
angiorrhexis
a rupture of a vessel
nephorrhaphy
a suture of the kidney
bid
twice a day
prn
as needed
qd
every day
qh
every hour
q2h
every 2 hours
qid
four times a day
qod
every other day
tid
three times a day
NPO
nothing by mouth ( non per os)
Sig
label: instruction to the patient (prescription)
Gangrene
loss of blood supply
Autograft
graft transfer to a new position in the body of the same person
Heterograft
graft transfer from one person to another or one species to another
Ecchymosis
bruise or black and blue mark
Pruritus
itching
Carbuncle
cluster of furuncles
Furuncle
boil, painful nodule
Tinea
fungal infection
Vitiligo
white patches on skin due to destruction of melanin
Urticaria
Hives
Alopecia
baldness
Comedone
blackhead
Fissure
linear crack in skin
Cryosurgery
destruction of tissue by freezing
Verruca
wart
Keloid
big growth of scar tissue
Excoriation
scratch
Lipoma
fat tumor
Xanthoderma
yellow skin
Xeroderma
dry skin
Mycosis
disease caused by a fungus
Hypodermic
below the skin
Rubella
German measles
Rubeola
Long measles
Varicella
Chicken pox
Liposis
fatty infiltration, neutral fats being present in the cells
Petechia
spot
Keratoses
thickened areas of epidermis
Actinic keratoses
sun damaged skin, precursor to cancer
tenitis
ring of ears
fibbrow
with fever
affibrow
without fever
nevus
mole
cicatrix
scar
-al, ac, ar, ary, eal, ic, ous, tic
pertaining to
-estasis
expansion or dilation
-ia, -y
condition of
-ium
structure or tissue
-itis
inflammation
-ectomy
excision
-stomy
creation of an opening
-tomy
incision
-dynia, -algia
pain
-rrhaply
suture
-rrhexis
rupture
-genesis
origin or production
-oid
resembling
-penia
abnormal reduction
-rrhea
discharge
-cele
pouching or hernia
-emia
blood condition
-iasis
formation or presence of
-malacia
softening
-osis
condition or increase
-phil
attraction for
-ptosis
falling downward displacement
-rrhage
burst forth
-desis
binding
-pexy
suspension or fixation
-ation
process
-poiesis
formation
-stasis
stop or stand
Oligo-
few or deficient
para-
alongside of , or abnormal
peri-
around
endo-
within
epi-
upon
sub-
below or under
a-, an-
without
de-
from, down, or not
ab-
away from
dia-, trans-
across or through
e-, ec-, ex-
out or away
meta-
beyond, after, change
pan-
all
ante-
before
con-, syn-, sym-
together or with
eu-
good or normal