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This review provides an overview of medical terminology and abbreviations commonly used in the field of anatomy and physiology. It covers topics such as catheter insertion, D&C procedure, EKG recording, foreign body airway obstruction, gallbladder function, hemoglobin and hematocrit levels, incision and drainage, kidney and bladder imaging, laparotomy, laxatives, nasogastric tube usage, and eye care. Helpful for healthcare professionals and students.
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Medical Terminology Abbreviations Week 1
A & P Anatomy and Physiology Anterior and Posterior
bid Twice a day
cath catheter hollow tube inserted into a body cavity to instill or remove fluids
D & C surgical procedure. cervix is dilated (widened) and the lining of the uterus is scraped away Dilation and currettage
EKG or ECG Electro- cardiogram Electrical recording of the heart
FBAO Foreign body airway obstruction
GB Gallbladder Organ found below the liver. Stores bile.
H & H Hemoglobin and Hematocrit Hemoglobin: Amount of iron in the blood. Hematocrit: % of solid to liquid in the blood
I & D Incision and Drainage
KUB Kidneys, ureter and Bladder
LAP Laparotomy Cut into the abdominal cavity
MOM Milk of Magnesium A laxative
NG Naso- gastric Nose, stomach
od Right eye
pc After meals
Review I love my A & P class! Anatomy and Physiology
Review Insert cath before GB surgery. Catheter gallbladder
Review EKG, H & H in the am. electrocardiogram Hemoglobin and hematocrit
Review I & D lession rt arm. Incision and drainage right
Review KUB x-ray today. Kidney, ureter, bladder
Review Schedule exploratory lap on 8-28-08. laparotomy
Review MOM 2 ounces if no BM by tomorrow am. Milk of Magnesium
Review Optia clear 2 drops od bid. Right eye Twice a day
Review Ensure 4 ounces per NG bid. nasogastric Twice a day