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PAS

Primary assessment or patient assessment system

SAS

Secondary assessment

HPI

History of present illness

MOI

Mechanism of injury

CC

Chief complaint

PT

Patient

CSM

Circulation, sensation, movement - most important will lose limb without it

PERRL

Pupils are equal, round, and reactive to light

PCC

Pale, cool, and clammy

PWD

Pink, warm, and dry

RRR

Right rate and rhythm

LOC

Level of consciousness

BVM

Bag valve mask

AOx3

Alert and oriented x 3

AVPU

Awake, verbal, pain, unconscious

AMPLE

Allergies, meds, pertinent medical history, last in & last out, events

A --> E

Approach & assess, airway, breath, breath quality, circulation pulse, circulation blood sweep, deformities chunk check, disabilities spine, environment, everyone else

BBP

Blood borne pathogens

SOAPnote

Subjective, objective, assessment, plan

SOB

Shortness of breath

ACS

Acute coronary syndrome

CPR

Cardio pulmonary recessitation

CVD

Cardiovascular disease

AED

Automatic external defibrillator

DNR

Do not recessitate

PAD

Public access defibrillator

BLS vs. ALS

Basic life support vs. advanced life support

ASR

Acute stress reaction

WADP

Well aimed direct pressure

POC

Position of comfort

STOPEATS

sugar, temperature, oxygen, pressure, electricity, altitude, toxins, salt

CSF

Cerebral spinal fluid

TBI

Traumatic brain injury

FATS

Facing at thighs

ICP

Intracranial pressure

FAST

Face, arms, speech, time (for stroke)

PROP

POC (position of comfort), reassurance/calm patient/coach breathing, oxygen, positive pressure ventilations (PPV) - rescue breathing

PPV

Positive pressure ventilations / rescue breathing

JVD

Jugular vein distention

RICE

Rest, ice, compression, elevation

TBSA

Total body surface area (with burns)

ROM

Range of motion

TIL

Traction in line (fixing fractured bones)

ABC

Airway, breathing, circulation

ABD

Abdomen

AMS

Acute mountain sickness

APAP

Acetaminophen

ASA

Aspirin

CHF

Congestive heart failure

CNS

Central nervous system

c/o

Complains of...

COPD

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

CVA

Cerebral vascular accident

DRT

Dead right there

Dx

Diagnoses

EMS

Emergency medical services

Fx

Fracture

GI

Gastrointestinal

GU

Genitourinary

HACE

High altitude cerebral edema

HAPE

High altitude pulmonary edema

HIV

Human immunodeficiency virus

HBV

Hep B virus

HTN

Hypertension

Hx

History

IM

Intramuscular

IO

Intraosseous

IV

Intravenous

kg

Kilogram

mg

Milligram

MI

Myocardial infarction

ml

Milliliter

NAD

No apparent distress

NSAID

Non steroidal anti-inflammatory drug

NVD

Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea

o2

Oxygen

OTC

Over the counter

PCN

Penicillin

SQ

Subcutaneous

PFA

Pain free activity

PI

Povidone iodine

PO

By mouth

prn

As needed

Pt

Patient

Tx

Treatment

w/o

Without

S/sx

Signs/symptoms

SL

Sublingual

Sz

Seizure

TB

Tuberculosis

TIP

Traction into position

URI

Upper respiratory infection

UTI

Urinary tract infection

VS

Vital signs (6 pack)

WBA

Weight bearing ability

y/o

Years old

2 degrees

Secondary to... (as a result of)

BSI

Body substance isolation

OPA

Oral pharyngeal airway

NPA

Nasal pharyngeal airway

BUFF

Big ugly fat and fluffy (for bandages/splints)

CO

Carbon monoxide