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Acronyms mean different things in different specialties, different countries and in different areas of the same country. None of those acronyms mean anything to me with my background in ICU in the US. (East coast, west coast and midwest.)
As a public service announcement (and not because you asked), I'll say that using acronyms on AN is tricky because they mean different things to different people. I'm always happy to learn something new, so I hope someone answers you.
Hi I am a BSN student.Can anyone answer what any of the following acronyms stand for?
Those are read from doctor's notes (except 3) in a pediatric unit:
1) "Lungs EAEB"
2) "E20/ EBM" (I know EBM is expressed breast milk but what's E20?)
3) "LF@1500"
4) MSI note
5) AVSI
6) "EW triggering"
Thank you for your time in advance.
Could you ask the doc directly? I think #6 might be "excessive wind triggering", but I'm not certain
nurseat50
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Hi I am a BSN student.
Can anyone answer what any of the following acronyms stand for?
Those are read from doctor's notes (except 3) in a pediatric unit:
1) "Lungs EAEB"
2) "E20/ EBM" (I know EBM is expressed breast milk but what's E20?)
3) "LF@1500"
4) MSI note
5) AVSI
6) "EW triggering"
Thank you for your time in advance.