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26/09/2018

What does N O mean in nursing?

What does N O mean in nursing?

List of medical abbreviations: N

Abbreviation Meaning
NP Nurse Practitioner
NPC nasopharyngeal carcinoma
NPDR Non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy
NPO nil per os (nothing by mouth)

What is an OG nurse?

The field of nursing has been using gig workers across the globe since Florence Nightingale brought nurses to Crimea to support the war. One could call her the O.G. (Original Gangster) of per diem staffing.

What does SP mean in nursing?

A simulated patient (SP) is someone who has been carefully trained to portray a simulated case based upon an actual patient’s physical findings, personal and medical history, symptoms and personality characteristics.

Is Qid every 4 hours?

QID: Four times a day. QHS: Before bed. Q4H: Every 4 hours. Q6H: Every 6 hours.

What does post Cibum mean?

after meals

What is the abbreviation for 3 times a day?

Medical Abbreviations

Abbreviation Description
QID Four times a day
TID Three times a day
TID AC Three times a day before meals
TID HS Three times a day and at bedtime

What does PC stand for after a doctors name?

Personal Corporation

What does PC mean in medical notes?

p.c. after food. p.m., pm, PM. afternoon or evening. p.o., po, PO.

What does PR stand for Doctor?

List of medical abbreviations: P

Abbreviation Meaning
PR prothrombin ratio
p.r. per rectum (as noun: rectal examination)
PRA plasma renin activity
PRBC PRBCs packed red blood cells

What is a doctor symbol?

Doctors’ symbol: A staff or rod with a snake curled around it. This is the Rod of Aesculapius (also called Asklepios), the ancient mythical god of medicine. It is the symbol of the American Medical Association (AMA) and many other medical societies. A similar symbol, the caduceus, was the staff of the Greek god Hermes.

What does the symbol of doctors mean?

The Caduceus. The wings on the Caduceus symbol represent those on the feet of Hermes/Mercury, messenger to the gods. The intertwining snakes represent the balance of opposites. This classic symbol has been so associated with good health over the years, that it’s still used by many doctors to this day.