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What does H1 stand for?
What does H2 stand for?
What is the definition of HAV?
Hepatitis A virus
What does HBV stand for?
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What is the full form of HCV?
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What does the abbreviation HI, HOH stand for?
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I & O stands for ______ and output.
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What does ICU stand for?
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What is the meaning of ID?
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What does IV stand for?
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What does KUB stand for?
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What does LBP mean?
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What can MD stand for?
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What is the meaning of ml?
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What does MMR stand for?
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What does MS stand for?
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What does N & V stand for?
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NPO means ______ by mouth.
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What does OTC stand for?
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What does PE stand for?
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What does PRN mean?
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PROM means ______ range of motion.
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How often does QD occur?
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What does QID stand for?
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What does Q stand for?
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What is the meaning of RBC?
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What does ROS refer to?
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What does RR stand for?
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What does Rx stand for?
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What does S.O.S. mean?
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What does sig. stand for?
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What does SOB stand for?
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What does stat mean?
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What does STI stand for?
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What does SX stand for?
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What does TBC stand for?
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What is the meaning of TENS?
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What does TIA stand for?
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What does TKO mean?
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What does TPR stand for?
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What does UE stand for?
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What does ung mean?
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What is URI an abbreviation for?
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What does UTD stand for?
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Study Notes
Medical Terminology - H1 to YO
- H1 refers to herpes simplex type 1, commonly known as oral herpes.
- H2 indicates herpes simplex type 2, which causes genital herpes.
- HAV stands for hepatitis A virus, a contagious virus that affects the liver.
- HBV is the abbreviation for hepatitis B virus, linked to serious liver infections.
- HCV refers to hepatitis C virus, known for causing chronic liver disease.
- HI and HOH signify hearing impaired or hard of hearing conditions.
- I & O denotes intake and output, crucial for fluid balance assessment.
- ICU stands for intensive care unit, a specialized wing in hospitals for critically ill patients.
- ID can mean infectious disease, initial dose, or intradermal, depending on the context.
- IV represents intravenous, a method of delivering fluids or medications directly into the bloodstream.
- KUB is an acronym for kidney, ureter, bladder, often used in imaging studies.
- LBP indicates low blood pressure, which can have various health implications.
- MD can refer to multiple terms: muscular dystrophy, manic depression, mental deficiency, or Medical Doctor.
- ml is short for milliliter, a metric unit of volume commonly used in medicine.
- MMR stands for measles, mumps, and rubella, a combined vaccine for these diseases.
- MS can indicate multiple sclerosis or mitral stenosis, both significant medical conditions.
- N & V represents nausea and vomiting, which are common symptoms in various illnesses.
- NPO means nothing by mouth, often a dietary restriction before surgery or tests.
- OTC refers to over-the-counter medications, available without a prescription.
- PE can stand for physical exam, pulmonary embolism, or pleural effusion, depending on the medical context.
- PRN means as needed, often used for medication administration guidelines.
- PROM signifies partial range of motion, particularly in rehabilitation settings.
- QD indicates every day or once a day, a common prescription term.
- QID denotes four times per day, used frequently in medication dosing schedules.
- Q stands for every, often used in instructions for medication or treatment regimens.
- RBC is an acronym for red blood cell, essential for carrying oxygen in the blood.
- ROS refers to review of systems, a systematic approach to gather patient health information.
- RR denotes respiration rate or recovery room, critical in monitoring patient health.
- Rx is commonly known as prescription, relating to ordered medications or treatments.
- S.O.S. indicates if necessary or urgently required, may be used in medication instructions.
- sig. translates to "Let It Be Written" and is used in medication labeling and instructions.
- SOB stands for shortness of breath, a significant symptom in respiratory assessments.
- stat indicates immediate action or urgency, often used in medical emergencies.
- STI refers to sexually transmitted infections while also indicating skin test dose in other contexts.
- SX is shorthand for symptom, sign, or surgery, relevant in diagnostics and treatment planning.
- TBC refers to tuberculosis or total blood (cell) count, important in infectious disease contexts.
- TENS indicates transcutaneous electric nerve stimulation, a pain management technique.
- TIA stands for transient ischemic attack, a temporary period of symptoms similar to a stroke.
- TKO means to keep open, often related to IV lines or medical protocols.
- TPR stands for temperature, pulse, and respiration, vital signs in health assessments.
- UE refers to upper extremity, often used in physical therapy and anatomical discussions.
- ung is an abbreviation for ointment, a common topical medication form.
- URI signifies upper respiratory infection, prevalent in cold and flu season.
- US stands for ultrasound, an imaging technique, or unit secretary in medical settings.
- UTD means up to date, often used concerning patient records or medical protocols.
- UTI stands for urinary tract infection, a common and treatable condition.
- VO represents verbal order, typically used in medical settings for prescribing medication.
- WBC indicates white blood cells or white blood count, key components of the immune system.
- X & D means examination and diagnosis, integral in patient evaluation processes.
- YO stands for years old, commonly used in documenting patient ages.
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This quiz covers essential medical terminology related to herpes simplex types, hepatitis viruses, and hearing impairments. Each term is followed by its definition to enhance your understanding of medical vocabulary. Use these flashcards to prepare for exams or to reinforce your knowledge in the health sciences.
