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What does FBS and CBC in am stand for?
What does FBS and CBC in am stand for?
- Fasting blood sugar after breakfast
- Fasting blood sugar and complete blood count in the morning (correct)
- Fasting blood sugar and complete blood count in the afternoon
- Fasting blood sugar and complete blood count all day
What does ^ HOB pc mean?
What does ^ HOB pc mean?
Elevate the head of bed after meals
What does TPR tid refer to?
What does TPR tid refer to?
Temperature, pulse, and respirators three times a day
What does c/o abd pain, Dx GB disease indicate?
What does c/o abd pain, Dx GB disease indicate?
What does ^ O2 to 6L/min mean?
What does ^ O2 to 6L/min mean?
What does Repeat Hgb & Hct p MRI instruct?
What does Repeat Hgb & Hct p MRI instruct?
What does D/C IV mean?
What does D/C IV mean?
What does CBC STAT mean?
What does CBC STAT mean?
What does Use PPE for direct pt care mean?
What does Use PPE for direct pt care mean?
What does OOB ad lib refer to?
What does OOB ad lib refer to?
What does check LOC & VS q2h mean?
What does check LOC & VS q2h mean?
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Medical Abbreviations and Their Meanings
- FBS: Stands for fasting blood sugar; CBC: Stands for complete blood count; typically ordered to be done in the morning.
- ^ HOB: Indicates to elevate the head of the bed; recommended after meals to aid digestion.
- TPR: Refers to temperature, pulse, and respiration; monitored three times daily for patient vitals.
- c/o: Complains of abdominal pain; Dx indicates diagnosis is gallbladder disease.
- ^ O2: Instruction to increase oxygen flow to six liters per minute for respiratory support.
- Repeat Hgb & Hct: Directs to check hemoglobin and hematocrit levels after undergoing magnetic resonance imaging.
- D/C: Abbreviation for discontinue; commonly used in the context of stopping intravenous infusion.
- CBC STAT: Urgent request for a complete blood count; emphasizes immediate action needed.
- PPE: Personal protective equipment; crucial for ensuring safety during direct patient care interactions.
- OOB ad lib: Encourages patients to get out of bed as desired; promotes mobility and independence.
- Check LOC & VS: Regular monitoring of level of consciousness and vital signs; scheduled every two hours for ongoing assessment.
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