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Which abbreviation stands for 'before meals'?
Which abbreviation stands for 'before meals'?
- ADL
- ABG
- AC (correct)
- AMA
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'activities of daily living'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'activities of daily living'?
- AMA
- AC
- ABG
- ADL (correct)
What does the abbreviation 'BP' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'BP' stand for?
- Blood count
- Bathroom privileges
- Blood pressure (correct)
- Blood urea nitrogen
Which abbreviation represents 'carbon monoxide'?
Which abbreviation represents 'carbon monoxide'?
What does the abbreviation 'CPR' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'CPR' stand for?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'electrocardiogram'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'electrocardiogram'?
What does the abbreviation 'HIV' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'HIV' stand for?
Which abbreviation represents 'potassium'?
Which abbreviation represents 'potassium'?
What does the abbreviation 'PO' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'PO' stand for?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'pupils equal, round, and reactive to light and accommodation'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'pupils equal, round, and reactive to light and accommodation'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'daily' or 'everyday'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'daily' or 'everyday'?
What does the abbreviation 'Q.O.D.' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'Q.O.D.' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'ROM' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'ROM' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'Rx' mean?
What does the abbreviation 'Rx' mean?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'subcutaneous'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'subcutaneous'?
What does the abbreviation 'tid' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'tid' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'TPR' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'TPR' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'WBC' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'WBC' stand for?
What is the exception for using a 'trailing zero' in medication orders or other medication-related documentation?
What is the exception for using a 'trailing zero' in medication orders or other medication-related documentation?
When should the abbreviation 'MS,MSo4, and Mgso4' be written as 'morphine sulfate'?
When should the abbreviation 'MS,MSo4, and Mgso4' be written as 'morphine sulfate'?
Which prefix is used to indicate the absence or removal of something?
Which prefix is used to indicate the absence or removal of something?
Which prefix denotes a condition or state related to the brain?
Which prefix denotes a condition or state related to the brain?
Which suffix indicates inflammation?
Which suffix indicates inflammation?
Which prefix indicates a location or position within something?
Which prefix indicates a location or position within something?
Which suffix is used to describe a specific type of cell?
Which suffix is used to describe a specific type of cell?
Which prefix indicates a process or action of losing or flowing?
Which prefix indicates a process or action of losing or flowing?
Which prefix is used to modify the meaning of scientific terms in various ways?
Which prefix is used to modify the meaning of scientific terms in various ways?
Which suffix indicates a lack of something?
Which suffix indicates a lack of something?
Which prefix denotes a condition or state related to the heart?
Which prefix denotes a condition or state related to the heart?
Which suffix indicates a fear of something?
Which suffix indicates a fear of something?
Which prefix is used to indicate the absence or removal of something?
Which prefix is used to indicate the absence or removal of something?
Which suffix indicates inflammation?
Which suffix indicates inflammation?
Which suffix is used to modify the meaning of scientific terms, often indicating a condition or state?
Which suffix is used to modify the meaning of scientific terms, often indicating a condition or state?
Which prefix denotes a condition or state related to the heart?
Which prefix denotes a condition or state related to the heart?
Which prefix denotes a condition or state related to the brain?
Which prefix denotes a condition or state related to the brain?
Which suffix is used to describe a specific type of cell or tissue?
Which suffix is used to describe a specific type of cell or tissue?
Which suffix can also indicate a lack or deficiency?
Which suffix can also indicate a lack or deficiency?
Which prefix can indicate the location or position of something within?
Which prefix can indicate the location or position of something within?
Which suffix indicates a fear of something?
Which suffix indicates a fear of something?
Which prefix denotes a process or action of losing or flowing?
Which prefix denotes a process or action of losing or flowing?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'every other day'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'every other day'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'range of motion'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'range of motion'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'take; treatment'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'take; treatment'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'white blood count'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'white blood count'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'subcutaneous'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'subcutaneous'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'hemoglobin'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'hemoglobin'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'immediately'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'immediately'?
What does the abbreviation 'ABG' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'ABG' stand for?
Which abbreviation represents 'potassium'?
Which abbreviation represents 'potassium'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'three times a day'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'three times a day'?
What does the abbreviation 'DNR' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'DNR' stand for?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'temperature, pulse, and respirations'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'temperature, pulse, and respirations'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'daily' or 'everyday'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'daily' or 'everyday'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'carbon dioxide'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'carbon dioxide'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'morphine sulfate'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'morphine sulfate'?
What does the abbreviation 'EKG' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'EKG' stand for?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'pupils equal, round, and reactive to light and accommodation'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'pupils equal, round, and reactive to light and accommodation'?
What does the abbreviation 'CT' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'CT' stand for?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'before meals'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'before meals'?
What does the abbreviation 'IV' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'IV' stand for?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'carbon monoxide'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'carbon monoxide'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'potassium'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'potassium'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'intravenous push'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'intravenous push'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'hemoglobin'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'hemoglobin'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'glucose tolerance test'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'glucose tolerance test'?
Which prefix is used to indicate the absence or removal of something?
Which prefix is used to indicate the absence or removal of something?
What does the suffix '-algia' indicate?
What does the suffix '-algia' indicate?
Which prefix denotes a specific body part or system?
Which prefix denotes a specific body part or system?
What does the suffix '-cyte' describe?
What does the suffix '-cyte' describe?
Which suffix indicates a process or action of making or forming?
Which suffix indicates a process or action of making or forming?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'daily' or 'everyday'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'daily' or 'everyday'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'every other day'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'every other day'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'take; treatment'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'take; treatment'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'subcutaneous'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'subcutaneous'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'three times a day'?
Which abbreviation should not be used and instead be written out as 'three times a day'?
Which prefix is used to indicate a condition or state related to the stomach?
Which prefix is used to indicate a condition or state related to the stomach?
What does the suffix '-ectomy' indicate?
What does the suffix '-ectomy' indicate?
Which suffix is used to indicate a fear of something?
Which suffix is used to indicate a fear of something?
Which suffix is used to indicate a lack or deficiency?
Which suffix is used to indicate a lack or deficiency?
Which prefix indicates the location or position of something behind or backward?
Which prefix indicates the location or position of something behind or backward?
Which prefix is used to indicate the absence or removal of something?
Which prefix is used to indicate the absence or removal of something?
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Prefixes and Suffixes Used in Scientific Terms
- Prefixes are used to modify the meaning of scientific terms in various ways.
- Some common prefixes include A- or An- (without), Ad- (to or toward), Ante- (before), Auto- (self), Bi- (two), Hyper- (above or more), Hypo- (below or less), and Iso- (same).
- Prefixes can indicate the absence or removal of something, such as in the case of Dis- (absence or removal) or De- (removal).
- Other prefixes denote specific body parts or systems, such as Cardio- (heart), Cerebro- (brain), Gastro- (stomach), and Nephro- (kidney).
- Prefixes can also indicate the location or position of something, such as in the case of Intra- (within) or Retro- (behind or backward).
- Suffixes are used to modify the meaning of scientific terms, often indicating a condition or state.
- Some common suffixes include -algia (pain), -itis (inflammation), -osis (being affected with), -ectomy (excision), -emia (blood), and -phobia (fear).
- Suffixes can also indicate a process or action, such as -lysis (losing, flowing), -genesis (making, forming), or -poiesis (making, forming).
- Certain suffixes are used to describe a specific type of cell or tissue, such as -cyte (cell), -blast (germ), or -oma (tumor).
- Suffixes can also indicate a lack or deficiency, such as -penia (lack of) or -trophy (nourishment).
- The use of prefixes and suffixes in scientific terms allows for precise and standardized communication in the medical and scientific fields.
Prefixes and Suffixes Used in Scientific Terms
- Prefixes are used to modify the meaning of scientific terms in various ways.
- Some common prefixes include A- or An- (without), Ad- (to or toward), Ante- (before), Auto- (self), Bi- (two), Hyper- (above or more), Hypo- (below or less), and Iso- (same).
- Prefixes can indicate the absence or removal of something, such as in the case of Dis- (absence or removal) or De- (removal).
- Other prefixes denote specific body parts or systems, such as Cardio- (heart), Cerebro- (brain), Gastro- (stomach), and Nephro- (kidney).
- Prefixes can also indicate the location or position of something, such as in the case of Intra- (within) or Retro- (behind or backward).
- Suffixes are used to modify the meaning of scientific terms, often indicating a condition or state.
- Some common suffixes include -algia (pain), -itis (inflammation), -osis (being affected with), -ectomy (excision), -emia (blood), and -phobia (fear).
- Suffixes can also indicate a process or action, such as -lysis (losing, flowing), -genesis (making, forming), or -poiesis (making, forming).
- Certain suffixes are used to describe a specific type of cell or tissue, such as -cyte (cell), -blast (germ), or -oma (tumor).
- Suffixes can also indicate a lack or deficiency, such as -penia (lack of) or -trophy (nourishment).
- The use of prefixes and suffixes in scientific terms allows for precise and standardized communication in the medical and scientific fields.
Prefixes and Suffixes Used in Scientific Terms
- Prefixes are used to modify the meaning of scientific terms in various ways.
- Some common prefixes include A- or An- (without), Ad- (to or toward), Ante- (before), Auto- (self), Bi- (two), Hyper- (above or more), Hypo- (below or less), and Iso- (same).
- Prefixes can indicate the absence or removal of something, such as in the case of Dis- (absence or removal) or De- (removal).
- Other prefixes denote specific body parts or systems, such as Cardio- (heart), Cerebro- (brain), Gastro- (stomach), and Nephro- (kidney).
- Prefixes can also indicate the location or position of something, such as in the case of Intra- (within) or Retro- (behind or backward).
- Suffixes are used to modify the meaning of scientific terms, often indicating a condition or state.
- Some common suffixes include -algia (pain), -itis (inflammation), -osis (being affected with), -ectomy (excision), -emia (blood), and -phobia (fear).
- Suffixes can also indicate a process or action, such as -lysis (losing, flowing), -genesis (making, forming), or -poiesis (making, forming).
- Certain suffixes are used to describe a specific type of cell or tissue, such as -cyte (cell), -blast (germ), or -oma (tumor).
- Suffixes can also indicate a lack or deficiency, such as -penia (lack of) or -trophy (nourishment).
- The use of prefixes and suffixes in scientific terms allows for precise and standardized communication in the medical and scientific fields.
Prefixes and Suffixes Used in Scientific Terms
- Prefixes are used to modify the meaning of scientific terms in various ways.
- Some common prefixes include A- or An- (without), Ad- (to or toward), Ante- (before), Auto- (self), Bi- (two), Hyper- (above or more), Hypo- (below or less), and Iso- (same).
- Prefixes can indicate the absence or removal of something, such as in the case of Dis- (absence or removal) or De- (removal).
- Other prefixes denote specific body parts or systems, such as Cardio- (heart), Cerebro- (brain), Gastro- (stomach), and Nephro- (kidney).
- Prefixes can also indicate the location or position of something, such as in the case of Intra- (within) or Retro- (behind or backward).
- Suffixes are used to modify the meaning of scientific terms, often indicating a condition or state.
- Some common suffixes include -algia (pain), -itis (inflammation), -osis (being affected with), -ectomy (excision), -emia (blood), and -phobia (fear).
- Suffixes can also indicate a process or action, such as -lysis (losing, flowing), -genesis (making, forming), or -poiesis (making, forming).
- Certain suffixes are used to describe a specific type of cell or tissue, such as -cyte (cell), -blast (germ), or -oma (tumor).
- Suffixes can also indicate a lack or deficiency, such as -penia (lack of) or -trophy (nourishment).
- The use of prefixes and suffixes in scientific terms allows for precise and standardized communication in the medical and scientific fields.
Prefixes and Suffixes Used in Scientific Terms
- Prefixes are used to modify the meaning of scientific terms in various ways.
- Some common prefixes include A- or An- (without), Ad- (to or toward), Ante- (before), Auto- (self), Bi- (two), Hyper- (above or more), Hypo- (below or less), and Iso- (same).
- Prefixes can indicate the absence or removal of something, such as in the case of Dis- (absence or removal) or De- (removal).
- Other prefixes denote specific body parts or systems, such as Cardio- (heart), Cerebro- (brain), Gastro- (stomach), and Nephro- (kidney).
- Prefixes can also indicate the location or position of something, such as in the case of Intra- (within) or Retro- (behind or backward).
- Suffixes are used to modify the meaning of scientific terms, often indicating a condition or state.
- Some common suffixes include -algia (pain), -itis (inflammation), -osis (being affected with), -ectomy (excision), -emia (blood), and -phobia (fear).
- Suffixes can also indicate a process or action, such as -lysis (losing, flowing), -genesis (making, forming), or -poiesis (making, forming).
- Certain suffixes are used to describe a specific type of cell or tissue, such as -cyte (cell), -blast (germ), or -oma (tumor).
- Suffixes can also indicate a lack or deficiency, such as -penia (lack of) or -trophy (nourishment).
- The use of prefixes and suffixes in scientific terms allows for precise and standardized communication in the medical and scientific fields.
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