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WorksheetsMT Abbreviations Ch1 Quiz
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 30mins
ad lib
do what you want
make it up
only when necessary
as often as is wanted
0 is the symbol for degrees
True
False
PRN
A medical assistant asks a patient, "are you allergic to any medication?" The patient says "No." What should the assistant write on the history form beside "Allergies?"
NPO
OOB
NA
NKDA
Which abbreviation refers to an item that can be purchased without a prescription?
LOC
OOB
OTC
WNL
Mary has to take an antibiotic BID. How often is this?
once a day
three times a day
four times a day
twice a day
Mrs. Smith arrived in the emergency room with chest pain. Her doctor ordered a test for her heart. What was it?
EEG
EDG
EKG
EGD
Frank was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer and is now at Hospice, unconscious. His doctor wrote a DNR order. What does this mean?
Do not rehabilitate
Do not recreate
Do not resuscitate
You are scheduled for surgery tomorrow morning. You have to be NPO. What does that mean?
nothing
nothing by mouth
nothing after 8pm
nothing after 10 pm
The nursing assistant goes in and tells the patient she needs to check their blood pressure, pulse, breathing and temperature. These are known as VS, which are
vital sings
viral songs
viral signs
vital signs
MRS. SMITH HAS BEEN HAVING A HARD TIME GOING TO SLEEP, AND/OR STAYING ASLEEP. HER DOCTOR WROTE A PRESCIPTION FOR HER TO TAKE AT BEDTIME. WHAT ARE THESE 2 ABBREVIATIONS?
RX,HS
HX, RS
HR, SX
SR, XH
The term QHS -or- HS
At bedtime
In the morning
Twice daily
Four times per day
The abbreviation oz stands for
Ounces
Fluid ounces
Pound
Kilogram
The letter p (with a line over it) stands for
With
Without
After
Before
with
without
with
without
What does the medical abbreviation HR represent?
Heart Rhythm
Heart Rate
Heart Resistance
Heart Reflux
What does the medical abbreviation Rx refer to?
Reaction
Radiology
Prescription
Reflex
Which medical abbreviation is used to refer to a blood test that evaluates overall health and detects a wide range of disorders?
CXR
BMI
CBC
HR
What does the example "Take 1 tablet PO QID" imply about the medication's administration?
Take 1 tablet by mouth every other day
Take 1 tablet by mouth once a week
Take 1 tablet by mouth four times a day
Take 1 tablet by mouth as needed
The symbol for males is
The symbol for females is
The symbol for change is
Negative
Percent
Positive
Greater than
decrease or lower
change
increase or elevate
Greater than
Patient needs "BP" checked every 15 minutes? What are you checking?
(a)
According to the patient's medical record, Mr. Smith has a "dx" of COPD. What does "dx" stand for?
(a)
<
less than
greater than
teaspoon
by mouth
