Medical Abbreviation & Vokabular Nutrition Care
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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