Npo nothing by mouth - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

p.o. or PO : By Mouth O.D. : Right eye O.S. : left eye O.U. : Both Eyes NPO : nothing by mouth Otic 2 : Ear cc : cubic centimeter g or gm : gram gr. or gr : grain gtt. : Drops lb. or lb : Pound mg. or mg : milligram no. 3 : number tab. : tablet cap. : capsule

OD - Answer-right eye OS - Answer-left eye OU - Answer-both eyes QD - Answer-once a day BID - Answer-twice a day TID - Answer-three times a day QID - Answer-four times a day QHS - Answer-use at night QAM - Answer-use in the morning PRN - Answer-as needed CC - Answer-chief complaint GTT - Answer-drops UNG - Answer-ointment PO - Answer-by mouth NPO - Answer-nothing by mouth HPI - Answer-history of present illness STAT - Answer-urgent

I&O - intake and output U/A - urinalysis IM - Intramuscular OU - Each eye OS - Left eye OD - Right eye TID - Three times a day WNL - Within normal limits BRP - bathroom privileges OOB - out of bed ROM - Range of motion NPO - nothing by mouthPO - by mouth, orally PRN - as needed HOB - head of bed ORIF - open reduction internal fixation AC - before meals (adrenal cortex, air conduction, alternating current, axiocervical HS - at bedtime SQ - Subcutaneous

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PO - ANSWER by mouth NPO - ANSWER nothing by mouth pt - ANSWER patient STAT - ANSWER at once, immediately BID - ANSWER twice a day TID - ANSWER three times a day QID - ANSWER four times a day OD - ANSWER right eye

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HCA Final exam review Questions And Answers prn when necessary w/c wheelchair stat at once, immediately pc after meals Tx treatment PO by mouth ac before meals MAR medication administration record LLQ left lower quadrant RLQ right lower quadrant RUQ right upper quadrant LUQ left upper quadrant qid four times a day Qhs every night at bedtime Q2h every 2 hours CVA cerebrovascular accident BM bowel ...

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