(2.5 points) Henry is prescribed a medication and the instructions say to take it tid. How often should Henry use it?

Isla is reviewing a prescription and needs to know which abbreviation means "four times a day".
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(2.5 points) David receives a prescription from his doctor that states qhs. When should David take his medication?

Michael is reviewing a prescription that instructs him to take his medication after meals. Which abbreviation should he look for?

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Hannah is reviewing a patient's medication chart and notices an abbreviation indicating when the medicine should be taken. Which abbreviation correctly means the medication should be taken before meals?

(2.5 points) Grace has been prescribed an iron supplement and is wondering how she should take it with respect to dairy products. If her instructions say to take the iron supplement s dairy, this means she should take it:

(2.5 points) Ava visits her doctor and receives the following prescription: Rx: Take Metformin p each meal TID. How is Ava supposed to take her Metformin?

Emma receives a medication order that says she should take the medication prn. What does this mean?

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Grace has been prescribed a daily medication that makes her very drowsy. The MD might instruct Grace to take the medication:

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Grace visits her doctor for a routine checkup. The doctor orders a lab test to check for WBC and RBCs. On which lab report are these commonly found?

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Abigail is at the hospital, and the doctor has ordered a CT scan for her. What does this mean?
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Olivia visits her doctor for a routine check-up. The doctor tells her that she needs to get an EKG. What does EKG stand for?

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During her shift at the clinic, Isla receives a medical order that includes the abbreviation "UA." What does UA typically stand for in this context? (2.5 points)

Aria visits her doctor for a routine check-up because she has diabetes. The doctor tells her that they need to check her FBS level, which may be increased or decreased due to her condition. What does FBS stand for? (2.5 points)

Nora is about to assist in an emergency situation and needs to check the patient's medical orders before proceeding. She notices a DNR order in the patient's file. What does DNR stand for?
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Anika visits her doctor for a routine check-up. The doctor orders a BMP as part of her diagnostic tests. What does BMP stand for in this context?
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William visits a hospital for a scan, and the doctor recommends an MRI. What does MRI stand for?
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During a biology class, Mason is asked to identify which type of cell an erythrocyte is. What should Mason answer?

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Anika visits her doctor for a routine check-up. The doctor mentions that her WBC levels are normal.

WBC stands for:

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Emma is reviewing a patient's chart and notices the abbreviation "BM." What does BM stand for in this context?
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(2.5 points) Michael visits his doctor with a chief complaint (CC) of nocturia. When is Michael urinating?

Grace is attending a first aid training session. The instructor asks, "Does anyone know what CPR stands for?"

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(2.5 points) During a routine check-up, Abigail's nurse records her TPR. What does TPR refer to?

Charlotte is admitted to the hospital and her chart notes that she is NPO. This means Charlotte is restricted from:

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Scarlett is working as a nurse in a hospital. During her shift, she is asked to check the patient's VS. What does VS refer to?

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During a patient intake at a clinic, Olivia notes down the abbreviation 'CC' in the medical chart. What does 'CC' stand for in this context? (2.5 points)

Jackson is scheduled for surgery on his L thigh. Where is the surgery?

Aria is learning about different body parts in her biology class. Her teacher asks, "What body part does 'ax' refer to?" (2.5 points)

Lily is reading a patient's medical chart and sees the abbreviation "w/c". She wants to make sure she understands what it means. What does the abbreviation w/c mean?
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During a physical therapy session, Aria is asked by her therapist to perform exercises that test her AROM. What does AROM stand for?
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Noah is reviewing patient charts and notices the abbreviation 'adm' for admission. He then sees 'amb' in another chart. In this context, 'amb' means to:

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Abigail is reviewing a patient's chart and notices the abbreviation 'BRP' written by the nurse. She wants to make sure she understands what it means. What does BRP stand for?

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Benjamin is working as a nurse in a busy hospital. He receives a STAT order from a doctor. When must Benjamin carry out this order?

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Avery has been evaluated and is now eligible for admission into a LTC. LTC is a:

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David visits a hospital and sees the title 'MD' on a doctor's nameplate. What does 'MD' stand for?
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David is filling out a job application for a sports clinic and comes across the abbreviation 'ATC' in the requirements. What does 'ATC' stand for?

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Charlotte is at a pharmacy and wants to buy some allergy medication. The pharmacist tells her that the medication is recommended for purchase OTC. How is Charlotte likely to receive this medication?

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Arjun visits a pharmacy to fill his prescription. The pharmacist hands him a bottle labeled 'ss tab' and explains that 'ss' on a prescription refers to:

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Sophia's doctor writes an order for 'NKA' in her medical chart. What does 'NKA' stand for? [2.5 points]