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WorksheetsUnderstanding Medical Abbreviations Quiz
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 3hrs 40mins
If a patient had to take meds one time "every day", which abbreviation would be used?
PRN
QD
BID
TID
Refer for x-ray to "rule out" fracture of the tibia?
R/O
Rx
WNL
Sx
Identify the correct abbreviation for "prescription".
Sx
Rx
Dx
Tx
Athlete should take NSAIDS "TID" until inflammation subsides?
Twice a day
Three times a day
Four times a day
Once a day
Athlete should continue HEP until ROM is "within normal limits"?
WNL
WBT
W/O
W/
What is the medical abbreviation for "before"?
a
p
b
c
Ath presents "with" lateral ankle swelling and pain?
s
c
p
w
Ath was given a boot to be "WBAT" while at home?
Weight bearing as tolerated
Without
With
Within normal limits
Lachman's test was "positive" for pain and laxity as compared bilat.
_
+
>
<
Patient complains of "symptoms" that are the result of a hard blow to the head.
Sx
Tx
Rx
Dx
Patient has been instructed to take
"meds" "twice daily" until follow-up visit on 11/15.
medications; BID
medicine; QID
medicine; TID
medications; QD
Athlete "AROM" of the "L" knee is "WNL" as compared to the uninjured side.
active range of motion; left; within normal limits
active rate of moving; lower extremity; within necessary limit
against rate of malnutrition; left; with negative limits
all for range of mentality; left; without normal limits
"Patient" has been referred to orthopedics for a specific "diagnosis" of the right labrum.
Pt.; dx
Pat.; dia
Pa.; dx
Pt.; diag
Two times daily
(a)
h.s.
(a)
AP
(a)
