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MEDICAL ABBREVIATIONS J.J. Nelson RN, CMA

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MEDICAL ABBREVIATIONS

J.J. Nelson RN, CMA

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The student will be able to identify basic medical abbreviations.

Define basic medical abbreviations. Use basic medical abbreviations…

*quizzes * exams* during job shadowing* college* career

OBJECTIVES:

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Medical abbreviations are commonly used. Medical abbreviations are being added

regularly.Medical abbreviations may have more than

one meaning. You must read and determine use.

However the Institute for Safe Medication Practice (ISMP) has developed a list of “Do Not Use” and “Error Prone”

http://www.ismp.org/tools/errorproneabbreviations.pdf

How do you begin?

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Each week a list of abbreviations will be presented.

Abbreviation will be define in the teams. A team is assigned to make flashcards. Flashcards will be submitted to Mrs. N by

Wed. Once approved copied for all students. Keep all flashcards, as the abbreviation will

compound on each other for the next two years and beyond.

ASSIGNMENT:

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ABBREVIATIONS I @ (error prone use with caution)

Q or qH or h

BID or bidTID or tid

QID or qidy/o

ac or a.c.pc or p.c.

PRN or prnad lib

a.m. or AMp.m. or PM

statDOB

Flashcards=Team A

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ABBREVIATIONS II 

sc

qs or QSBR

BRPCBRI&ONPOPerTxRxSx

CBRWNLRBCWBC

Flashcards=Team B

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ABBREVIATIONS III 

ASHDASCVD

solL

Gm VS

Peds or pedsEENTNa

IMpo

PO or P/OmLCCc/o

Team C= Flashcards

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ABBREVIATIONS IV 

abdABGampASACA

CBCCHFCHO

CCU or CICU C&S

EDCEGDelix

ER or EDFBS

Team D = Flashcards

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Medical abbreviations are commonly used. Medical abbreviations are being added

regularly.Medical abbreviations may have more than

one meaning. You must read and determine use.

However the Institute for Safe Medication Practice (ISMP) has developed a list of “Do Not Use” and “Error Prone”

http://www.ismp.org/tools/errorproneabbreviations.pdf

Seniors Remember: