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56 Cards in this Set

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alk phos
alkaline phosphatase
appy
appendectomy/appendicitis
bicarb
bicarbonate (electrolyte)
bili
bilirubin (lab for liver function)
CBC with diff
CBC with differential
caps
capsules
cath
catheter/catheterization
chemo
chemotherapy (treatment with chemical compound)
chole
cholecystectomy
a-fib
A-fib
AFib
atrial fibrillation (cardiac arrhythmia)
crit
hematocrit (test for packed RBC's)
DC
discontinue/discharge
detox
detoxification (treatment for alcohol/drug abuse)
dig
Digoxin/digitalis (medication for cardiac problems)
dip sesta
Dipyridamole sestamibi (nuclear x-ray)
double J stent
JJ stent (surgical device for keeping tubes in place)
echo
echocardiogram (records heart function by using sound waves)
eos
eosinophils (differential - WBC's)
exam
examination/evaluation
flex sig
flexable sigmoidoscopy (inspection of sigmoid with instrument)
Foley
Foley catheter (used fro draining urine)
HCTZ
Hydrochlorothiazide (medication)
hem/onc
Hematology/Oncology (specialty that deals with cancer and blood problems)
hep C (A.B)
Hepatitis C (A,B)
K
Potassium
KCI
Potassium chloride (given to cardiac patients whose potassium is depleted)
lac
laceration (cut from trauma)
lymphs
lymphocytes (differential -another WBC)
lytes
electrolytes (sodium,potassium, chloride, and bicarbonate - blood chemistries)
mag
magnesium (chemical in blood/medication for alcohol overdose)
meds
medications
mets
metastases
migs
milligrams (written mg.) Most common
mikes
micrograms (written mcg)
monos
monocyte (differential - WBC's)
nebs
nebulizers (aerated medication)
neuro
neurological/neurology
neuropsych
neuropsychiatric/neuropsychiatry (study of neurology and psychiatry)
O2 sat
oxygen saturation (oxygen in blood measured by pulse oximetry)
path
Pathology (study of the nature of disease/ cause of disease)
perf
perforation (hole)
preop
preoperative (Occasionally a dictator will say "preopped" or "preopp'd" and you must type it that way because that "more accurately" describes it.
postop
postoperative
prepped
prepared
psych
psychiatry/psychology
pulse ox
pulse oximetry
regurg
regurgitate (to flow in opposite direction)
rehab
rehabilitation
sat
saturation (measures to which oxygen is bound to hemoglobin in blood)
sed rate
sedimentation rate (lab value related to action of RBC's)
segs
segmented neutrophils (differential WBC's)
t.bili
total bilirubin (bile pigment used to measure liver function)
tabs
tablets
triple A
AAA (abdominal aortic aneurysm/anomaly of aorta)
V-tach
ventricular tachycardia
voc rehab
vocational rehabilitation (for those who need to retrain in a former or new vocation because of injury)