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AACG
acute angle closure glaucoma
AC
anterior chamber
a.c.
before meals (Rx term)
AC/A
accommodative convergence/accommodation ratio
ACG
angle closure glaucoma
ACIOL
anterior chamber intraocular lens implant
ACS
anterior cortical
AFGE (AFGx)
air fluid gas exchange
AIDS
acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
AION
anterior ischemic optic neuropathy
AK
astigmatic keratotomy
AL
axial length
ALT
argon laser trabeculoplasty
AMD
age-related macular degeneration
APD
afferent pupillary defect
AR
auto refract
ARMD
age-related macular degeneration
ASC
ambulatory surgery center
ASC
anterior subcapsular cataract
BAT
brightness acuity test (glare test)
BCVA
best corrected visual acuity
BDR
background diabetic retinopathy
BF or BM
black female or black male
b.i.d.
twice a day (Rx term) ( bis in die)
bil.
bilateral
BP
blood pressure
BRAO
branch retinal artery occlusion
BRVO
branch retinal vein occlusion
BUT
break-up time (more commonly known as TBUT tear break-up time)
Bx
biopsy
C
cornea
C3F8
CACG
chronic angle closure glaucoma
CAG
closed angle glaucoma
cat.
cataract
Cat/trab
combined cataract extraction/trabeculectomy
cc
with correction
cc
cubic centimeter
CC
chief complaint
C/D
cup/disc ratio
CE
cataract extraction
CEMBD
corneal epithelial basement membrane dystrophy
CF
count fingers
CF
confrontation fields
C&F
cell and flare
CHF
congestive heart failure
CL
contact lens(es)
C/N
cyclogyl and neosynephrine
CME
cystoid macular edema
CMG
combined mechanism glaucoma
CMV
cytomegalovirus
CNVM
choroidal neovascular membrane
CN I
cranial nerve 1 olfactory (smell)
CN II
cranial nerve 2 optic nerve
CN III
cranial nerve 3 oculomotor (3rd nerve palsy) (lids, eye muscles, pupil)
CN IV
cranial nerve 4 troclear (ear)
CN V
cranial nerve 5 trigeminal
CN VI
cranial nerve 6 Abducens (6th nerve palsy)
CN VII
cranial nerve 7 facial (Bell's Palsy, 7th Nerve palsy)
CN VIII
cranial nerve 8 vestibulocholear
CN IX
cranial nerve 9 glossopharyngeal
CN X
cranial nerve 10 vagus
CN XI
cranial nerve 11 spinal accessory
CN XII
cranial nerve 12 hypoglossal
c/o
complains of
COA
Certified Ophthalmic Assistant
COAG
chronic open angle glaucoma
COMT
Certified Ophthalmic Medical Technologist
Conj
conjunctiva
COPD
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
COT
Certified Ophthalmic Technician
CPM
continue present medications (continue current meds)
CR
cycloplegia refraction
CRAO
central retinal artery occlusion
CRVO
central retinal vein occlusion
cryo
cryopexy, cyrotherapy
CSM
central, steady, maintained
CSME
clinically significant macular edema
CSR
central serous retinopathy
CV
color vision
CVF
confrontation visual field
cyclo
cycloplegic exam or refraction
cyl
cylinder
D
diopter
D
disc
dc or d/c
discontinue
DD
disc diameter
D&Q
deep and quiet
dil
dilate
dispi
dispense (Rx Term)
DM
diabetes mellitus
DME
diabetic macular edema
D,M,V,P
disc, macula, vessels and periphery
DOB
date of birth
DOS
date of service
DR
diabetic retinopathy
DVD
dissociated vertical deviation
Dx
diagnosis/diagnoses
E
esophoria
E.E.
external examination
ECCE
extracapsular cataract extraction
EKC
epidermic keratoconjunctivitis
EMM
epimacular membrane
EOG
electro-oculogram
EOM
extraocular muscles also extraocular motility
ERG
electroretinogram
ERM
epiretinal membrane
ES
esophoria
ET
esotropia
EW
extended wear contact lens
EWCL
extended wear contact lens
EWSCL
extended wear soft contact lens
EX
exotropia
FACS
Fellow American College of Surgeons
F&C
flare and cells
F&F
fixes and follows
FA
fluorescein angiogram or fluorescein angiography
FB
foreign body
FBS
fasting blood sugar
FBS
foreign body sensation
FC
finger counting
FEVR
familial exudative vitreoretinopathy
FHx
family history
FTCF
full to counting fingers
FTHM
full to hand motion
f/u
follow-up
g
gram
GPC
giant papillary conjunctivitis
gtt / gtts
drop / drops (Rx Term)
GVF
Goldman visual field
h
hour (hora) (Rx Term)
HBP
high blood pressure
HCL
hard contact lens
heme
hemorrhage
HIV
Human Immunodeficiency Virus
HM
hand motion
HPI
history of present illness
H&P
history and physical
HOT
hypotrophic
HRC
high risk characteristic
hs
hour of sleep or bedtime (Rx term)
HSV
herpes simplex virus
HT
hypertrophic
HTN
hypertension
HVF
Humphrey visual field
Hx
history
hypo
low ( hypo-glycemic, hypo thyroid) also use for hypotropia (eye lower than other eye )
HZ
herpes zoster
HZK
herpes zoster keratitis
I
iris
ICCE
intracapsular cataract extraction
ICG
indocyanine green dye
ICP
intracranial pressure
IDDM
insulin dependent diabetes mellitus
ILM
inner limiting membrane
IM
intramuscular
IO
inferior oblique
IOL
intraocular lens implant
ION
ischemic optic neuropathy
IOP
intraocular pressure
IR
inferior rectus
IRMA
intraretinal microvascular abnormalities
IV
intraveneous
IV
intravitreal
J2, J3, etc
Jaeger size print
JXG
juvenile xanthogranuloma
k
cornea
K(xx.xx/xx.xx)
keratometry (measurements of cornea) " K's "
KCS
keratoconjunctivitis sicca
KP
keratic precipitates
L
left
L
lens
LASER
light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation
LASIK
laser assisted in situ keratomileusis
lbs
pounds (weight)
LBS
last blood sugar
LHT
left hypertropia
LIO
left inferior oblique
LIR
left inferior rectus
LKP
lamellar keratoplasty
LL
left lids
LLL
left lower lid
LLR
left lateral rectus
LMR
left medial rectus
LP
light perception
LPI
laser peripheral iridotomy
LPP
light perception with projection
LR
lateral rectus
LTG
low tension glaucoma
LTK
laser thermal keratotomy
LTP
laser trabeculoplasty
LUL
left upper lid
M
macula
MAO
monoamine oxidase
MEWDS
multiple evanescent white dot syndrome
mg
milligram
MG
Marcus Gunn defect (afferent pupillary defect)
MI
myocardial infarction (heart attack)
mm
millimeter
MMG
mixed mechanism glaucoma
M/N
mydriacyl and neosynephrine
MR
medial rectus
MRI
magnetic resonance imaging
MRx
manifest refraction
MS
multiple sclerosis
N
near
n/a
not applicable
NAG
narrow angle glaucoma
NFL
nerve fiber layer
NI
no improvement
NIDDM
non insulin dependent diabetes mellitus
nl
normal
NLP
no light perception
NPDR
nonproliferative diabetic retinopathy
n.p.o or NPO
nothing by mouth (Rx term)
(+1,+2,etc)
(degree)
NSAIDS
non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
NSC or NS
nuclear sclerotic cataract
NTG
normal tension glaucoma
NVA
near visual acuity
NVD
neovascularization of the disc
NVE
new vessels elsewhere (on retina)
NVG
neovascular glaucoma
NVI
neovascularization of the iris
OAG
open angle glaucoma
O.D.
right eye (oculus dexter)
ON
optic nerve
O.S.
left eye (oculus sinister)
O.U.
both eyes (oculi uterque)
ODM
ophthalmodynamometry
OHT
ocular hypertension
OR
operating room
P
pupil
P
peripheral
P_%
Pilocarpine ___ %
pach
pachymetry
PAM
potential acuity measurement
PAS
peripheral anterior synechia
p.c.
after meals (Rx term)
PC
posterior capsule
PCIOL
posterior chamber intraocular lens implant
PD
pupillary distance
PDG
pigmentary dispersion glaucoma
PDR
proliferative diabetic retinopathy
PE
phacoemulsification
PERRLA
pupils equal, round, reactive to light & accommodation
ph
pin hole
phaco
phacoemulsification
phni
pin hole no improvement
PHx
past history
PI
peripheral iridotomy (laser)/ iridectomy (surgical)
PK
penetrating keratoplasty (corneal transplant)
PKP
penetrating keratoplasty (corneal transplant)
PMMA
polymethymethacrylate (contact lens material)
p.o.
by mouth (oral medication) (Rx term)
po or PO
post op / post operative
POAG
primary open angle glaucoma
POHS
presumed ocular histoplasmosis syndrome
POV
post op visit /post operative visit
PPA
peripapillary atrophy
PPDR
pre-proliferative diabetic retinopathy (aka NPDR or BDR)
PPL
pars plana lensectomy
PPV
pars plana vitrectomy
PRK
photorefractive keratectomy
p.r.n. /PRN
as needed, when necessary, as the occasion arises (pro re nata) (Rx term)
PRP
panretinal photocoagulation
PS
posterior synechia
PSC /PSCC
posterior subcapsular cataract
pseudo
meaning false, most commonly used as shorthand for pseudophakia
pt.
patient
PVD
posterior vitreous detachment
PVR
proliferative vitreoretinopathy
PXE
pseudoxanthoma elasticum
PXF
pseudoexfoliation
q
every (Rx term)
qam
every morning (Rx term)
qd
every day (Rx term)
qh
every hour (Rx term)
qid
every 4 hours (Rx term)
qod
every other day (Rx term)
qpm
every day after noon (Rx term)
q3h
every 3 hours
R
retinoscopy
R
retina
R
right
RA
rheumatoid arthritis
RAPD
relative afferent pupillary defect
Rc
cycloplegic retinoscopy
RD
retinal detachment
RE
right eye
REM
rapid eye movements
RET
right esotropia
RET
retinoscopy
RGP
rigid gas permeable contact lens
Rheg RD
rhegmatogenous retinal detachment
RHT
right hypertropia
RK
radial keratotomy
RLL
right lower lid
r/o
rule out
ROP
retinopathy of prematurity
ROS
review of systems
RP
retinitis pigmentosa
RPDE
retinal pigment epithelium detachment
RPE / RPE ∆'s
retinal pigment epithelium / retinal pigment epithelial changes
RRD
rhegmatogenous retinal detachment
RTC
return to clinic
RTO
return to office
RUL
right upper lid
Rx
prescription
s
without (sans)
SB
scleral buckle
SBEB
scleral buckle encircling band
SBV
single binocular vision
sc
without correction (sans glasses/CL correction)
SCH
subconjunctival hemorrhage
SCL
soft contact lens
SF6
sulfur hexafluoride gas
SK
striate keratopathy
SLE
slit lamp exam
SLE
systemic lupus erythematosus
SO
superior oblique
s/p
status post
sph (S)
sphere / spherical
SPK
superficial punctate keratitis
SR
superior rectus
SRF
subretinal fluid (Dr. Boscarino)
SRF
subretinal fibrosis (Dr. Jewart/ Busquets…more likely to be documented as macular scar)
SRFib
subretinal fibrosis (Dr. Boscarino)
SRM
subretinal membrane
SRNV
subretinal neovascularization
SRNVM
subretinal neovascularization membrane
SS
scleral spur
S/S or S&S
signs/symptoms
Subcut. / sub q
subcutaneous (under the skin)
T
tension (tonometry)
TA
tension by applanation (tonometry)
Tapp
rension by applanation (tonometry)
TBUT
tear breakup time
TIA
transient ischemic attack
TM
trabecular meshwork
TMM
tension by MacKay-Marg method
Tono
tonopen
V
vitreous
V.F.
visual fields
VA
visual acuity
W
wearing
WNL
within normal limits
XT
exotropia