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Old Jan 07, 2007, 01:31 PM
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Great resource! Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary

Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary

Hundreds of words/ terms...

Dorlands Medical Dictionary

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Old Jan 08, 2007, 07:18 PM
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Re: Need Help with Abbreviations, Medical Terminology

We are required to do a Medical Terminology quiz each week from a med term book, we use Taber's. And I have to say it really helps having that extra amount of knowledge. There are activities through out the books that really help you get the hang of using all the word parts. I would strongly recommend working through one of these.

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Old Feb 17, 2007, 08:34 PM
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Re: "et" means "and" ???

Originally Posted by Lawnurse View Post
has anyone ever seen/heard of using "et" in stead of "and"? I review charts for the law firm I work at and came across one nurse who consistently wrote "et" in place of "and."

ever seen that? I had NEVER heard of it.
Et is Latin for "And"

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Old Jul 16, 2007, 08:36 PM
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Re: Need Help with Abbreviations, Medical Terminology

Does anybofy what NRRR, BAIAE, BPN i have already searshed over the internet but still i can't find it...can somebody help me...thanks!!!

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Old Jul 17, 2007, 12:50 AM
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Re: Need Help with Abbreviations, Medical Terminology

BAIAE is bronchial asthma in acure exacerbation

BPN is btonchopneumonia

I dont know NRRR

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Old Jul 28, 2007, 08:13 PM
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Question Re: Is there any sites where I can find medical terminalogy for LPN nursing students?

Your help is greatly appreciated, Thank you!

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Old Aug 02, 2007, 07:46 AM
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Re: Need help with a few abbreviations please

I only know that abd is abdominal or abdomen

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Old Aug 06, 2007, 02:07 AM
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Sleepy Mom:

Seems this is an older question and may not be useful to you but may help someone else :-)

amb = ambulate

amb c ass = ambulate with assistance

as tol = as tolerated

str = straight - as hooking a catheter to straight drainage is the best I can do on this one. I've not encountered this one!

Franny

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Old Aug 08, 2007, 03:04 PM
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I just bought a book last night at Barnes and Noble on medical terminology, it was a $70 book I got for $8, huge book and looks like it will be very helpful once I get my pre reqs done. They may have it on sale where you are (in the bargain books section)

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Old Aug 08, 2007, 08:46 PM
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Re: "et" means "and" ???

Originally Posted by Lawnurse View Post
has anyone ever seen/heard of using "et" in stead of "and"? I review charts for the law firm I work at and came across one nurse who consistently wrote "et" in place of "and."

ever seen that? I had NEVER heard of it.

Ive got a question. What do you do at the firm? Do you like it? and Are you a RN? How did you get your job? Did you have special training? Ok so theres a bunch of questions. Its just that I have really loved law and thought it would be neat to do review. Ive been in case mgmt and have some good exper. what ya think. Ps I dont punctuate on this site mostly because Im lazy by this time of day.

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