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Medical & Clinical Abbreviations Flashcards

44枚のカード · EN → EN · Medical

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Essential medical abbreviations used in hospitals, clinics, and healthcare documentation. Covers vital signs, medication instructions, dosing frequency, routes of administration, common diagnoses, and clinical orders. Valuable for nursing students, medical students, and healthcare workers.

This page covers Medical & Clinical Abbreviations: 44 flashcards in the medical category. Cards are oriented around the EN → EN language pair, so each prompt trains recognition in the direction you actually need. Difficulty is tagged intermediate, so you can expect a intermediate-friendly progression rather than a random dump of trivia.

With FSRS, medical abbreviations and clinical terms are not reviewed on a one-size-fits-all calendar. Neurako updates each card’s next due date from how hard the recall felt, which matters when medical & clinical abbreviations vocabulary shows up across lectures, wards, and practice questions.

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#表面裏面
1NPONil Per Os — Nothing by mouth. Patient must not eat or drink anything.
2PRNPro Re Nata — As needed. Medication given only when the patient requires it, not on a fixed schedule.
3STATStatim — Immediately. Action must be carried out right away with no delay.
4BIDBis In Die — Twice daily. Medication given two times per day.
5TIDTer In Die — Three times daily.
6QIDQuater In Die — Four times daily.
7QD / QHSQD = Every day (once daily). QHS = Every hour of sleep (at bedtime).
8Q2H / Q4H / Q6H / Q8HEvery 2 / 4 / 6 / 8 hours. Indicates dosing frequency by number of hours.
9POPer Os — By mouth. Oral route of medication administration.
10IVIntravenous — Into the vein. Medication or fluids given directly into the bloodstream.
11IMIntramuscular — Injection directly into muscle tissue.
12SQ / SCSubcutaneous — Injection into the fatty tissue just below the skin.
13SLSublingual — Under the tongue. Drug dissolves there for rapid absorption.
14BPBlood Pressure. Expressed as systolic/diastolic (e.g., 120/80 mmHg).
15HRHeart Rate — beats per minute (bpm). Normal adult resting: 60–100 bpm.
16RRRespiratory Rate — breaths per minute. Normal adult: 12–20 breaths/min.
17SpO₂ / O₂ satOxygen saturation — percentage of hemoglobin carrying oxygen. Normal ≥95%.
18Temp / TTemperature. Normal oral: ~37°C (98.6°F). Fever typically ≥38°C (100.4°F).
19I&OIntake and Output — tracking all fluids entering (IV, oral) and leaving the body (urine, drainage, emesis).
20SOBShortness of Breath — subjective complaint of breathing difficulty. Also: dyspnea.

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