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This flashcard set delves into medical abbreviations and vocabulary related to nutrition care, covering topics like the transtheoretical model, cerebral palsy, and various medical treatments. It includes terms such as "dispense enteral nutrition," "perpetual inventory system," and "medical assistance in dying," along with their definitions and uses. The set is particularly useful for healthcare professionals and students who need to understand and communicate effectively in clinical nutrition and care settings.
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Langue
Anglais
Catégorie
Médecine
Niveau
Autres
Créé / Mis à jour
09.02.2025 / 11.04.2025

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abb. for mental health team?

MHT

Abbr. for medical order for Scope of Treatment? And where is it used for?

MOST

It is used for distinguish in a standertized and fast way the medical treatment patients wish to receive. 

OTC?

over the counter

mcg? What should you be avare of using this abbreviation?

microgramm: do not use the abbr. μg, since it can be confounding

ONS?

oral nutritional supplement

tab?

tablet

gtt?

drop

lat. gutta

NPO

nothing by mouth

lat. = nil per os

q?

every

lat. quaque

q "x" h? (q2h, q3h etc.)

every "x" hours (every 2 hours, every 3 hours, etc.)

Quaque "x" hora

BID?

twice a day / twice daily

lat. bis in die

BDS?

2 times a day

lat. bis die sumendum

TID?

tree times a day

lat. tres in die

QID?

QDS?

four times a day

lat: QID = quater in die QDS = quater die sumendum

stat.?

immediately, with no delay, now

lat. = statim

prn?

when necessary / as needed

lat. pro re nata

ad lib?

as desired, freely

lat. ad libitum

pc ?

after meals / after food

lat. post cibum

ac ?

before meals

lat. ante cibum

pr ?

rectally

lat. per rectum

PO, p.o. ?

by mouth / oral administration

lat. per os

NJ?

nasojejunal tube

NG?

Nasogastric tube

GT? 

Gastrostomy tube

SUBCUT?

subcutaneausly

ID?

intradermal

SL?

sublingual

IV?

intravenous

IM?

intramuscular

MOST M1?

suportive care, symptom & comfort management

MOST M2?

meical treatment within current location excluding critical care interventions

MOST M3

medicl treatment including transfer to higher level of care excluding critical care interventions

MOST C0?

critical care intervention, without CPR & without intubation

MOST C1?

critical care intervention, without CPR but with intubation

MOST C2

critical care intervention with CPR & with intubation

fx?

function

hx?

history

ax

assessment

dx?

diagnoses

TCU?

transitional care unit

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