Medical Abbreviations for CNA Flashcards

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What does UA stand for?

Urinalysis (correct)
Upper Arm
Urine Analysis
Unconscious

What is the meaning of unc.?

Unconscious

What does ung refer to?

Ointment

What is the definition of unk?

Unknown Signup and view all the answers

What does ur stand for?

Urine Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of URI?

Upper respiratory infection Signup and view all the answers

What does UTI represent?

Urinary tract infection Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Medical Abbreviations for CNAs

UA: Refers to urinalysis, a diagnostic test that examines the content of urine to detect various diseases or conditions.
unc.: Indicates a patient is unconscious, critical for assessing responsiveness and need for intervention.
ung: Stands for ointment, a topical preparation used for various skin conditions, often applied directly to affected areas.
unk: Abbreviation for unknown, used in medical notes to signify uncertain information about a patient’s condition or history.
ur: Represents urine, a liquid byproduct of metabolism in humans and animals, collected for analysis or treatment.
URI: Signifies upper respiratory infection, a common condition affecting the nasal passages and throat, often requiring monitoring for symptoms.
UTI: Denotes urinary tract infection, a bacterial infection that can occur in any part of the urinary system, requiring prompt treatment to prevent complications.

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This quiz focuses on essential medical abbreviations relevant for Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA). Test your knowledge of common terms such as UA, UTI, and URI to enhance your understanding and efficiency in healthcare settings. Perfect for students or professionals looking to refresh their medical vocabulary.