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What does AVSS stand for?
What does AVSS stand for?
- Active, vital signs stable
- Afebrile, vital signs stable (correct)
- Absent, vital signs stable
- Affects vital signs severely
What does C/D/I mean?
What does C/D/I mean?
Clean, dry, intact
What does SILT refer to?
What does SILT refer to?
Sensation intact to light touch
What does WWP stand for?
What does WWP stand for?
What does BCR mean?
What does BCR mean?
What does WBAT mean?
What does WBAT mean?
What is TKR an abbreviation for?
What is TKR an abbreviation for?
What does m/r/g stand for?
What does m/r/g stand for?
What does FENGI represent?
What does FENGI represent?
What is the meaning of IS?
What is the meaning of IS?
What does OOB mean?
What does OOB mean?
What does ADAT stand for?
What does ADAT stand for?
What is HLIV an abbreviation for?
What is HLIV an abbreviation for?
What does KVO mean?
What does KVO mean?
What is WOB an abbreviation for?
What is WOB an abbreviation for?
Study Notes
Orthopedic Abbreviations Study Notes
- AVSS: Indicates the patient is afebrile with stable vital signs, important for monitoring overall health.
- C/D/I: Refers to a condition where the skin is Clean, Dry, and Intact, critical for assessing wound health.
- SILT: Sensation Intact to Light Touch, used to evaluate neurological function in patients.
- WWP: Warm and Well Perfused, an assessment of circulation and blood flow in extremities.
- BCR: Brisk Capillary Refill, a test for blood circulation; rapid refill indicates good perfusion.
- WBAT: Weight Bearing as Tolerated, a guideline for patients post-injury or surgery regarding mobility.
- TKR: Total Knee Replacement, a surgical procedure addressing severe knee damage or osteoarthritis.
- m/r/g: Abbreviation for Murmur, Rubs, Gallops, which are essential cardiac assessments in physical exams.
- FENGI: Represents Fluids/Electrolytes/Nutrition/GI, focusing on critical aspects of a patient's metabolic health.
- IS: Stands for Incentive Spirometer, a device used to encourage deep breathing post-surgery and prevent pulmonary complications.
- OOB: Out of Bed, often used to indicate mobility status and recovery progress.
- ADAT: Advance Diet as Tolerated, used to adjust a patient’s diet after surgery or illness based on their recovery.
- HLIV: Hep Lock IV, a device for intravenous access, allowing for easier medication administration.
- KVO: Keep Vein Open, used in Intravenous Fluid (IVF) therapy to maintain venous access.
- WOB: Work of Breathing, a clinical measure assessing respiratory function and effort.
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Test your knowledge of common orthopedic abbreviations with these flashcards. Each card includes an abbreviation and its definition, helping you become more fluent in medical terminology. Perfect for students and professionals in the healthcare field.