Basic Medical Abbreviations 91-100

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Basic Medical Abbreviations 91-100

ROM: Refers to the Range of Motion, an important measure in physical therapy and rehabilitation to assess joint flexibility and functional capacity.
ROS: Stands for Review of Systems, a systematic approach to gathering a patient's medical history by assessing each body system.
RUE: Indicates the Right Upper Extremity, commonly used in anatomical descriptions or assessment of the body.
RUQ: Refers to the Right Upper Quadrant, a designated area in the abdomen that is clinically relevant for identifying organ-related issues.
Rx: Denotes Prescription, a formal order issued by the healthcare provider for medications or treatments for a patient.
r/o: Stands for Rule Out, a term used in medical diagnosis to eliminate potential conditions or diseases.
SOB: Indicates Shortness of Breath, a symptom often reported by patients that can signal various respiratory and cardiovascular conditions.
s/p: Means Status Post, used to indicate the state of a patient after a specific procedure or event, such as surgery.
Sx: Abbreviation for Symptoms, describing signs or indicators of a medical condition experienced by a patient.
TIA: Refers to Transient Ischemic Attack, often called a "mini-stroke," characterized by temporary neurological symptoms due to brief periods of reduced blood flow to the brain.

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Test your knowledge on essential medical abbreviations from 91 to 100. This quiz covers commonly used terms that are vital for healthcare professionals, enhancing your understanding of medical documentation and communication. Perfect for students and practitioners alike!