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Approved Medical Abbreviations

The following is a list of approved medical abbreviations. In general, the use of abbreviations should

be limited to this list. A&O x 3- alert and oriented to person, place and time A&O x 4- alert and oriented to person, place, time and event

A-FIB- atrial fibrillation

AAA- abdominal aortic aneurysm

ABC- airway, breathing, circulation

ABD- abdomen (abdominal)

ACLS- advanced cardiac life support

AKA- above the knee amputation

ALS- advanced life support

AMA- against medical advice

AMS- altered mental status

AMT- amount

APPROX- approximately

ASA- aspirin

ASSOC- associated

BG- blood glucose

BILAT- bilateral

BKA- below the knee amputation

BLS- basic life support

BM- bowel movement

BP- blood pressure

BS- breath sounds

BVM- bag-valve-mask

C-SECTION- caesarean section

C-SPINE- cervical spine

C/O- complaint of (complains of)

CA- cancer

CABG- coronary artery bypass graft

CAD- coronary artery disease

CATH- catheter

CC- chief complaint

CEPH- cephalic

CHF- congestive heart failure

CNS- central nervous system

COPD- chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

CP- chest pain

CPR- cardiopulmonary resuscitation

CSF- cerebrospinal fluid

CT- cat scan

CVA- cerebrovascular accident (stroke)

Appendix G2009

Approved Medical Abbreviations

D5W- 5% dextrose in water

DKA- diabetic ketoacidosis

DNR- do not resuscitate

DOA- dead on arrival

DT- delirium tremens

Dx- diagnosis

ECG- electrocardiogram

EEG- electroencephelogram

ET- endotracheal

ETOH- ethanol (alcohol)

ETT- endotracheal tube

EXT- external (extension)

FB- foreign body

FLEX- flexion

Fx- fracture

g- gram(s)

GI- gastrointestinal

GSW- gunshot wound

gtts- drops

GU- gastrourinary

GYN- gynecology (gynecological)

H/A- headache

HEENT- head, eyes, ears, nose, throat

HR- heart rate (hour)

HTN- hypertension

Hx- history

ICP- intracranial pressure

ICU- intensive care unit

IM- intramuscular

IV- intravenous

JVD- jugular vein distension

kg- kilogram

KVO- keep vein open

Appendix G2009

Approved Medical Abbreviations

L-SPINE- lumbar spine

L/S-SPINE- lumbarsacral spine

L&D- labor and delivery

LAT- lateral

lb- pound

LLQ- left lower quadrant

LMP- last mestrual period

LOC- level of consciousness (loss of consciousness)

LR- lactated ringers

LUQ- left upper quadrant

MAST- military anti-shock trousers

mcg- microgram(s)

MED- medicine

mg- milligram(s)

MI- myocardial infarction (heart attack)

min- minimum / minute

MS- mental status

MS - mental status change

MSO4- morphine

MVC- motor vehicle crash

N/V- nausea/vomiting

N/V/D- nausea/vomiting/diarrhea

NAD- no apparant distress

NC- nasal cannula

NEB- nebulizer

NKDA- no known drug allergies

NRB- non-rebreather

NS- normal saline

NSR- normal sinus rhythm

OB/GYN- obstetrics/gynecology

PALP- palpation

PAC- premature atrial contraction

PE- pulmonary embolus

PEARL- pupils equal and reactive to light

PMHx- past medical history

PO- orally

PRB- partial rebreather

PRN- as needed

PT- patient

PVC- premature ventricular contraction

Appendix G2009

Approved Medical Abbreviations

RLQ- right lower quadrant

RUQ- right upper quadrant

Rx- medicine

RXN- reaction

S/P- status post

SOB- shortness of breath

SQ- subcutaneous

ST- sinus tachycardia

SVT- supraventricular tachycardia

Sx- symptom

SZ- seizure

T-SPINE- thoracic spine

T- temperature

TIA- transient ischemic attack

TKO- to keep open (- same as KVO)

Tx- treatment

UOA- upon our arrival

URI- upper respiratory infection

UTI- urinary tract infection

VF- ventricular fibrillation

VS- vital signs

VT- ventricular tachycardia

WAP- wandering atrial pacemaker

WNL- within normal limits

YO (YOA)- years old (years of age)

+- positive -- negative ?- questionable

Ȍ- psychiatric

~- approximately >- greater than <- less than =- equal

Appendix G2009

Approved Medical Abbreviations

Ĺ- upper (increased)

a- before p- after c- with s- without - change

L- left

R- right

Ļ- lower (decreased)

1°- primary

2° - secondary

Appendix G2009

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