A-H
A
@ – at
ā – before
A: – assessment
AAA – abdominal aortic aneurysm
AAROM – active assistive range of motion
Abd. or abd. – abduction
ABG – arterial blood gas
ABI – acquired brain injury
ac – before meals
AC – acromioclavicular
ACL – anterior cruciate ligament
ACTH – adrenocorticotropic hormone
Add. or add. – adduction
ADL’s or ADL – activities of daily living
ad lib – at discretion
adm – admission/admitted
AE – above elbow
afib – atrial fibrillation
AFO – ankle foot orthosis
AIDS – acquired immune deficiency syndrome
AIIS – anterior inferior iliac spine
AJ – ankle jerk
AK – above knee
AKA – above knee amputee, above knee amputation
ALS – amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
a.m. – morning
AMA – against medical advice
amb – ambulate, ambulates, ambulated, ambulatory, ambulation
ANS – autonomic nervous system
Ant. – anterior
AP – anterior-posterior
approx. – approximately (also "~" symbol can be used)
ARDS – adult respiratory distress syndrome
ARF – acute renal failure
AROM – active range of motion
ASA – aspirin
ASAP or asap – as soon as possible
ASCVD – arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease
ASHD – arteriosclerotic heart disease
ASIS – anterior superior iliac spine
Assist. – assistive, assistance
A-V – arteriovenous
AVM – arteriovenous malformation
B
B/S – bedside
BE – below elbow
bed mob. – bed mobility
BID or bid – twice a day
bilat – bilateral (a B enclosed within a circle may also be used)
BK – below knee
BKA – below knee amputee, below knee amputation
BM – bowel movement
BOS – base of support
BP – blood pressure
bpm – beats per minute
BR – bedrest
BRP – bathroom privileges
BS – breath sounds/bowel sounds
BLE – both lower extremities
BUE – both upper extremities
BUN – blood urea nitrogen
C
_
c - with
C&S – culture and sensitivity
c/o – complains of
CA – cancer, carcinoma
CABG – coronary artery bypass graft
CAD – coronary artery disease
CAT – computerized axial tomography
CBC – complete blood count
C/C – chief complaint
cc. – cubic centimeter
cerv. - cervical
CF – cystic fibrosis
CHF – congestive heart failure
CHI – closed head injury
CKD – chronic kidney disease
cm. – centimeter
CMV – cytomegalovirus
CNS – central nervous system
CO – cardiac output
CO2 – carbon dioxide
Cont. or cont. – continue
COPD – chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
COTA – certified occupational therapist assistant
CP – cerebral palsy
CPAP – continuous positive airway pressure
CPR – cardiopulmonary resuscitation
CRF – chronic renal failure
CSF – cerebrospinal fluid
CV – cardiovascular
CVD – cardiovascular disease
CWI – crutch walking instructions
CXR – chest x-ray
Cysto – cystoscopic examination
D
D/C – discontinue, discontinued, discharge, discharged
dept. – department
DF - dorsiflexion
DIP – distal interphalangeal
DJD – degenerative joint disease
DM – diabetes mellitus
DNR – do not resuscitate
DO – doctor of osteopathy
DOB – date of birth
DOE – dyspnea on exertion
DTR – deep tendon reflex
DVT – deep vein thrombosis
Dx – diagnosis
E
ECF – extended care facility (In Physiology – extracellular fluid)
ECG/EKG – electrocardiogram, electrocardiograph
ED – emergency department
EEG – electroencephalogram, electroencephalograph
EENT – ear, eyes, nose, throat
EMG – electromyogram, electromyography, electromyography
ER or Ext. rot. – external rotation
E.R. – emergency room
eval. – evaluation
Ex. – exercise
ext. – extension
F
FBS – fasting blood sugar
FEV – forced expiratory volume
FH – family history
flex. – flexionFRC – functional residual capacity
FUO – fever unknown origin
FVC – forced vital capacity
FWB – full weight bearing
Fx., fx – fracture
G
GB – gall bladder
GCS – Glasgow coma scale
GI – gastrointestinal
GIT – gastrointestinal tract
GSW – gunshot wound
GYN – gynecology
H
H/A - headache
H&H, H/H – hematocrit and hemoglobin
Hct – hematocrit
HEENT – head, ear, eyes, nose, throat
Hemi. – hemiplegia, hemiparesis
HEP – home exercise program
Hgb – hemoglobin
HIV – human immunodeficiency virus
HKAFO – hip knee ankle foot orthosis
HNP – herniated nucleus pulposus
h/o – history of
HOB – head of bed
HR – heart rate
hr. - hour
hs – at bedtime
HTN or Htn – hypertension
Hx – history
A
@ – at
ā – before
A: – assessment
AAA – abdominal aortic aneurysm
AAROM – active assistive range of motion
Abd. or abd. – abduction
ABG – arterial blood gas
ABI – acquired brain injury
ac – before meals
AC – acromioclavicular
ACL – anterior cruciate ligament
ACTH – adrenocorticotropic hormone
Add. or add. – adduction
ADL’s or ADL – activities of daily living
ad lib – at discretion
adm – admission/admitted
AE – above elbow
afib – atrial fibrillation
AFO – ankle foot orthosis
AIDS – acquired immune deficiency syndrome
AIIS – anterior inferior iliac spine
AJ – ankle jerk
AK – above knee
AKA – above knee amputee, above knee amputation
ALS – amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
a.m. – morning
AMA – against medical advice
amb – ambulate, ambulates, ambulated, ambulatory, ambulation
ANS – autonomic nervous system
Ant. – anterior
AP – anterior-posterior
approx. – approximately (also "~" symbol can be used)
ARDS – adult respiratory distress syndrome
ARF – acute renal failure
AROM – active range of motion
ASA – aspirin
ASAP or asap – as soon as possible
ASCVD – arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease
ASHD – arteriosclerotic heart disease
ASIS – anterior superior iliac spine
Assist. – assistive, assistance
A-V – arteriovenous
AVM – arteriovenous malformation
B
B/S – bedside
BE – below elbow
bed mob. – bed mobility
BID or bid – twice a day
bilat – bilateral (a B enclosed within a circle may also be used)
BK – below knee
BKA – below knee amputee, below knee amputation
BM – bowel movement
BOS – base of support
BP – blood pressure
bpm – beats per minute
BR – bedrest
BRP – bathroom privileges
BS – breath sounds/bowel sounds
BLE – both lower extremities
BUE – both upper extremities
BUN – blood urea nitrogen
C
_
c - with
C&S – culture and sensitivity
c/o – complains of
CA – cancer, carcinoma
CABG – coronary artery bypass graft
CAD – coronary artery disease
CAT – computerized axial tomography
CBC – complete blood count
C/C – chief complaint
cc. – cubic centimeter
cerv. - cervical
CF – cystic fibrosis
CHF – congestive heart failure
CHI – closed head injury
CKD – chronic kidney disease
cm. – centimeter
CMV – cytomegalovirus
CNS – central nervous system
CO – cardiac output
CO2 – carbon dioxide
Cont. or cont. – continue
COPD – chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
COTA – certified occupational therapist assistant
CP – cerebral palsy
CPAP – continuous positive airway pressure
CPR – cardiopulmonary resuscitation
CRF – chronic renal failure
CSF – cerebrospinal fluid
CV – cardiovascular
CVD – cardiovascular disease
CWI – crutch walking instructions
CXR – chest x-ray
Cysto – cystoscopic examination
D
D/C – discontinue, discontinued, discharge, discharged
dept. – department
DF - dorsiflexion
DIP – distal interphalangeal
DJD – degenerative joint disease
DM – diabetes mellitus
DNR – do not resuscitate
DO – doctor of osteopathy
DOB – date of birth
DOE – dyspnea on exertion
DTR – deep tendon reflex
DVT – deep vein thrombosis
Dx – diagnosis
E
ECF – extended care facility (In Physiology – extracellular fluid)
ECG/EKG – electrocardiogram, electrocardiograph
ED – emergency department
EEG – electroencephalogram, electroencephalograph
EENT – ear, eyes, nose, throat
EMG – electromyogram, electromyography, electromyography
ER or Ext. rot. – external rotation
E.R. – emergency room
eval. – evaluation
Ex. – exercise
ext. – extension
F
FBS – fasting blood sugar
FEV – forced expiratory volume
FH – family history
flex. – flexionFRC – functional residual capacity
FUO – fever unknown origin
FVC – forced vital capacity
FWB – full weight bearing
Fx., fx – fracture
G
GB – gall bladder
GCS – Glasgow coma scale
GI – gastrointestinal
GIT – gastrointestinal tract
GSW – gunshot wound
GYN – gynecology
H
H/A - headache
H&H, H/H – hematocrit and hemoglobin
Hct – hematocrit
HEENT – head, ear, eyes, nose, throat
Hemi. – hemiplegia, hemiparesis
HEP – home exercise program
Hgb – hemoglobin
HIV – human immunodeficiency virus
HKAFO – hip knee ankle foot orthosis
HNP – herniated nucleus pulposus
h/o – history of
HOB – head of bed
HR – heart rate
hr. - hour
hs – at bedtime
HTN or Htn – hypertension
Hx – history
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