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© 2020 KeithRN LLC. All rights reserved. No part of this case study may be reproduced, stored in retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of KeithRN Critical Thinking Acronym Activity 2 of 2 Based on the context of each scenario, identify the meaning of every medical abbreviation without using any other resource including the internet. Downloaded by Jen Llerena (crazygrlinak@gmail.com) lOMoARcPSD|12060282

© 2020 KeithRN LLC. All rights reserved. No part of this case study may be reproduced, stored in retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of KeithRN Patient Scenario #2: Mr. Beam is here for ETOH w/d. He has a hx of DT, as well as PTSD 2/2 his experiences while deployed. He is on the MINDS protocol, which is similar to the CIWA protocol. His lytes were off after his first BMP was drawn, he received a banana bag for that in the ED. They ordered IM thiamine daily x 3 doses. No c/o n/v, last BM was yesterday. Ind with ADLs. In his H&P, the provider mentioned that he left AMA from his last hospitalization. They d/c his IVF last night, he has a 22G PIV in his R A/C. His code status is DNR/DNI. Abbreviation: Meaning of Abbreviation: Abbreviation: Meaning of Abbreviation: ETOH w/d hx DT PTSD 2/2 MINDS CIWA lytes BMP ED IM c/o n/v BM Ind ADLs. H&P AMA IVF 22G PIV R A/C DNR/DNI Ethyl alcohol warm & dry history Delirium Tremens Post-traumatic stress disorder secondary to Medical Information Network Decison Support, 4 electrolytes: K+,Cl-,HCO3, Na+ Basic metabolic panel emergency department,Internalm Complains of Nausea or vomiting Bowel movement Invesitigational new drug therapeuti Activities of daily living History & physical Against medical advice In vitro fertilization peripheral Intravenous line right antecubital Do-not-resuscitate order Downloaded by Jen Llerena (crazygrlinak@gmail.com) lOMoARcPSD|12060282

© 2020 KeithRN LLC. All rights reserved. No part of this case study may be reproduced, stored in retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of KeithRN Patient Scenario #3: Mr. Smith is POD #3 after a CABG. He has a h/o HTN, CAD, and DM. He also uses a CPAP overnight for OSA. He is AxO x4 and able to make his needs known. PERRLA. Mr. Smith is on tele, his EKG this morning showed NSR with a HR in the 80s and occasional PVCs. BP has been 120s/80s. CMS is intact. He was experiencing new onset SOB this morning with a RR of 30, so the MD ordered a CXR and a CT to r/o a PE. He is on O 2 via nc at 3 lpm with sats in the low 90s and normal ABGs. It is possible that he has HAP. He has a Foley cath in place, that will likely be removed this afternoon to reduce the risk of CAUTI, then we will PVR him Q6H and SIC for >400 ml. His BG levels have been extremely high since surgery and he has a history of DKA, so he remains on an insulin gtt. His last FBS was 110 and we are checking them Q1H. He has a PICC in his RUA and a 20G PIV in his LFA. His sternal dressings are c/d/i. PT and OT saw him yesterday and said he can be SBA for transfers and that he can ambulate ad lib with the FWW and use the w/c for longer distances. You will want to watch for DOE and maybe have him be A1 or CGA instead. He has SCDs for DVT prevention. His BMP was drawn this morning and his K+ and Mg were both WNL. He c/o 6/10 pain on the NOC shift, he has PO pain meds Q4H PRN. I&O can be found in the chart. Abbreviation: Meaning of Abbreviation: Abbreviation: Meaning of Abbreviation: POD #3 CABG h/o HTN CAD DM CPAP OSA AxO x4 PERRLA tele EKG NSR HR PVCs BP CMS SOB RR MD CXR CT r/o PE O 2 nc lpm sats ABGs HAP cath CAUTI PVR Q6H SIC BG DKA gtt FBS Q1H PICC RUA 20G PIV LFA c/d/i. PT OT SBA ad lib FWW w/c DOE A1 CGA SCDs DVT BMP K+ Mg WNL c/o NOC PO Q4H PRN I&O Post-operative day number 3 Coronary Artery Bypass Graft History of, Hypertension, Coronary artery disease, Diabetes Mellitus,continuous positive airway pressure, Obstructive sleep apnea, alert and oriented to person, place, time & situation, Pupil equals, round & reactive to light & accom Electrocardiogram Normal sinus rhytm heart rate, premature ventricular contractions, blood pressure, circulatory motion sensation, shortness of breath, respiratory rate, medical doctor, chest x-ray, computed tomography, rule out, pulmonary embolisum, oxygen, nasal cannula, liters per minute, saturations, arterial blood gas, Hospital acquired pneumonia, catheter, catherter associated urinary tract infection, Post void residual every 6 hours self-intermittent catherrization blood glucose,, diabetic ketoacidosis, Drops Fasting blood sugar every hour peripherally inserted central cathete right upper arm 20gauge peripheral intravenouscat Left forearm clean/dry/intact physical therapy, occupational therapy, stand by assist freely as desired dront wheeled walker wheelchair dyspnea on excertion assist of one contact guard assist sequential compression devices deep vein thrombosis basic metabolic panel potassium magnesium within normla limit, complaints of overnight, by mouth every 4 hours as need, input and output Downloaded by Jen Llerena (crazygrlinak@gmail.com) lOMoARcPSD|12060282