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Abbreviations for nurses from Clinical Pocket Reference resources 2019-20 6CIT A A AA AAA AAGBI

Six-Item Cognitive Impairment Test

ampere Anaesthesia Associate abdominal aortic aneurysm Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland AAO awake, alert, oriented ABCDE Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability, Exposure ABCDE(E) ask, believe, choose, deliver, empower (and enable) ABCDEFG airway; breathing; circulation; disability; exposure, further information;goals ABG arterial blood gas a.c. before food; ante cibum ACD acid citrate dextrose ACE angiotensin-converting enzyme ACT activated clotting time ACVPU alert; new onset of confusion; responds to verbal stimuli; responds to pain stimulus; unresponsive to all stimuli a.d. right ear; auris dextra ad lib freely as wanted; ad libitum ADE adverse drug event ADR adverse drug reaction ADL activities of daily living AED automated external defibrillator AF atrial fibrillation AfPP Association for Perioperative Practice AKI acute kidney injury a.l. left ear; auris laeva ALCS acute limb compartment syndrome ALS advanced life support ALT alanine transaminase alt. die every other day; alterno die alt. h. every other hour; alternis horis amp ampoule (single dose container) a.n before night; ante noctem ANA anti-nuclear antibody ANTT Aseptic Non-Touch Technique AP Assistant Practitioner APC activated protein C APL adjustable pressure-limiting APTT activated partial thromboplastin time aq. water; aqua ARDS acute respiratory distress syndrome a.s. left ear; auris sinistra ASA American Society of Anesthesiologists AT3 antithrombin III ATD adult therapeutic dose ATP adenosine triphosphate a.u. each ear; auris utra aurist. ear drops; auristillae AV atrioventricular

AV AVPU

arteriovenous/arterial venous alert, voice (or verbal), pain, unresponsive

B βhCG BAN b.d./bid BiPAP BIS BMA BMI BNF BNFC BP BP bpm BTS BURP BVM

beta human chorionic gonadotrophin British approved name twice a day; bis in die bi-level positive airway pressure bispectral index British Medical Association body mass index British National Formulary British National Formulary for Children blood pressure British Pharmacopoeia beats per minute British Thoracic Society backward, upward, rightward pressure bag-valve mask

C Ca CAD CAMHS CASP CC Cd CD CGA ch CHM CICO CKD CLD CNS CO2 COAST CODP COPD COX CP CPAP CPK CPPV CPR CQC CRP CRT cryo CS CSCI CSF CSU CT CT1-3

calcium coronary artery disease Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services Critical Appraisal Skills Programme cricoid cartilage Candela controlled drug Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment Charrière (gauge) Commission on Human Medicines can’t intubate, can’t oxygenate chronic kidney disease chronic lung disease central nervous system carbon dioxide Children’s Observation and Severity Tool College of Operating Department Practitioners chronic obstructive pulmonary disease cyclo-oxygenase cricoid pressure continuous positive airway pressure creatine phosphokinase continuous positive pressure ventilation cardiopulmonary resuscitation Care Quality Commission C-reactive protein capillary refill time cryoprecipitate compartment syndrome continuous subcutaneous infusion cerebrospinal fluid catheter specimen of urine computerized tomography core trainee

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Abbreviations for nurses from Clinical Pocket Reference resources 2019-20 CTZ CUS CVA CVC CVP CVS CX CXR CYP

chemoreceptor trigger zone I’m concerned, I’m uncomfortable, this is unsafe cerebrovascular accident (stroke) central venous catheter central venous pressure cardiovascular system cervix/cervical chest X-ray children and young people

D DAS DAT DBP DCU DEFG DH DI DIC DKA DM DMARD DNA DNAR DNR DPF DVT Dx

Difficult Airway Society direct antiglobulin test diastolic blood pressure day-case unit Don't Ever Forget Glucose Department of Health difficult intubation disseminated intravascular coagulation diabetic ketoacidosis diabetes mellitus disease-modifying antirheumatic drug deoxyribonucleic acid do not attempt resuscitation do not resuscitate Dental Practitioners’ Formulary deep vein thrombosis diagnosis

E e/c EBP ECF ECG ECT EDTA EEG eGFR ELBW EMG EMLA EN EOL EPDS ESR ET ETCO 2 ETT EUA EWS

enteric coated evidence-based practice extracellular fluid electrocardiography/electrocardiogram electroconvulsive therapy ethylenediaminetetraacetate (anticoagulant) electroencephalogram estimated glomerular filtration rate extremely low birthweight electromyography eutectic mixture of local anaesthetic enteral nutrition end of life Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale erythrocyte sedimentation rate endotracheal end-tidal capnography endotracheal tube examination under anaesthetic early warning score

F FAW FBC

forced-air warmer full blood count

f/c FFP Fg FGM FiO2 Fr FTU FU FY1/FY2

film coated fresh frozen plasma French gauge female genital mutilation fraction of inspired oxygen French fingertip unit follow-up foundation doctor

G G6PD GA GABA gamma-GT GCS GI GORD GSL GTN gtt

glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase general anaesthesia/anaesthetic gamma-aminobutyric acid gamma-glutamyltransferase Glasgow Coma Scale gastrointestinal gastro-oesophageal reflux disease general sales list glyceryl trinitrate drop; gutta

H h/hr HADS HAI HAS Hb HbA1c HbS hCG HCP HCPC h.d. HDL HEE HEI Hep HES HFNC HIV HLA HR HRT h.s. HTN HUS Hx

hour; hora Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale healthcare-associated infection human albumin solution haemoglobin glycated haemoglobin sickle haemoglobin human chorionic gonadotrophin healthcare professional Health and Care Professions Council at bedtime; hora decubitus high-density lipoprotein Health Education England higher education institution hepatitis hydroxyethyl starch humidified high-flow nasal cannula human immunodeficiency virus human leukocyte antigen heart rate hormone replacement therapy at bedtime; hora somni hypertension haemolytic uraemic syndrome history

I IBCT ICF ICH ICP ICS

incorrect blood component transfused intracellular fluid intracranial haemorrhage intracranial pressure intercostal space

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Abbreviations for nurses from Clinical Pocket Reference resources 2019-20 ICU i.d. ID ID IDDSI IDIS I/E IgM iLMA IM IMCA IN inh INR IO IPH IPPV ISF ITU IUGR IV IVI

intensive care unit during the day internal diameter intradermal International Dysphasia Diet Standardization Initiative International Drug Information Service inspiratory to expiratory time ratio immunoglobulin M intubating laryngeal mask airway intramuscular Independent Mental Capacity Advocate immunonutrition inhaled international normalized ratio intraosseous inadvertent peri-operative hypothermia intermittent positive pressure ventilation interstitial fluid intensive therapy unit intrauterine growth restriction intravenous intravenous infusion

J J JVP

joule jugular venous pressure

K K K+ kg kPa

kelvin potassium kilogram kilopascal

MI MI mmHg MMSE MODY mol mOsm MRI MRSA MSOF MSU MUAC MUST

L l LA LACDP

litre local anaesthetic Leadership Alliance for the Care of Dying People LBW low birthweight LD lactate dehydrogenase LDL low-density lipoprotein LFT liver function tests LMA laryngeal mask airway LMAS laryngeal mask airway supreme LMW low molecular weight LOC level of consciousness LocSSIPs Local Safety Standards for Interventional Procedures LOP limb occlusion pressure LPA Lasting Power of Attorney LVF left ventricular failure M m M,C&S

m/r MAC mane MAOI MAP MAS max mcg MDT MEBM MECC MH MHFA MHP MHRA

metre microscopy, cultures and specificity

N N N&V N Na+ NAD narist. NATN NatSSIPs NBM NCA NCL NCPAP neb NEC NEWS NG NGT NIBP NICE NIV NKA NKDA

modified release minimum alveolar concentration in the morning monoamine-oxidase inhibitor mean arterial pressure meconium aspiration syndrome maximum microgram multidisciplinary team maternal expressed breast milk Making Every Contact Count malignant hyperthermia mental health first aid major haemorrhage pack Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Authority motivational interviewing myocardial infarction millimetres of mercury (pressure) Mini Mental State Examination maturity-onset diabetes of the young mole Milliosmole magnetic resonance imaging methicillin or multiple antibiotic-resistant Staphylococcus aureus multi-system organ failure mid-stream urine mid-upper arm circumference Malnutrition Universal Screening Tool nausea nausea & vomiting newton sodium no abnormality discovered nasal drops; naristillae National Association of Theatre Nurses National Safety Standards for Invasive Procedures nil by mouth nurse-controlled analgesia no cautionary labels nasal continuous positive airway pressure nebulized necrotizing enterocolitis National Early Warning Score nasogastric nasogastric tube non-invasive blood pressure National Institute for Health and Care Excellence non-invasive ventilation no known allergies no known drug allergies

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Abbreviations for nurses from Clinical Pocket Reference resources 2019-20 NMC nocte NP NPA NPC NPF NPO NPSA NSAID NSF NTE N/V

Nursing and Midwifery Council at night nursing process nasopharyngeal airway National Prescribing Centre Nurse Prescribers’ Formulary nil per os, nothing by mouth National Patient Safety Agency non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug National Service Framework neutral thermal environment nausea and vomiting

O O2 oc. Occ o.d./od o.d. ODP OGT OHA o.l. o.m. o.n. ONS ONS OPA o.r. OR o.s. OTC o.u.

oxygen eye ointment; oculentum occasional once daily; omni die right eye; oculus dexter Operating Department Practitioner / Practice orogastric tube oral hypoglycaemic agent left eye; oculus laevus in the morning; omni mane at night; omni nocte Office for National Statistics oral nutrition support oropharyngeal airway right eye; oculus rectus operating room left eye; oculus sinister over the counter each eye; oculus uter

P P Pa PA(A) PACE paCO2 PACU paO2 PAP PAT PAW p.c. PCA PCC pCO2 PCR PE PEA PEEP PEF PEFR PEG

pulse pascal Physicians’ Assistant (Anaesthesia) Probe, Alert, Challenge, Escalate partial arterial pressure of CO2 post-anaesthetic care unit partial arterial pressure of O2 pulmonary artery pressure portable appliance test pulmonary airway pressure (mean) after food; post cibum patient-controlled analgesia Perioperative Care Collaborative partial pressure of carbon dioxide polymerase chain reaction pulmonary embolism pulseless electrical activity positive end expiratory pressure peak expiratory flow peak expiratory flow rate percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy

PEP PERRLA PEWS PFA PGD pH PH PIDA PIL PIPP PMH Pn/Px p.o./PO pO2 POD POM PONV POP PPC PPE PPI PR PRC prep p.r.n. PSA PSA PST PT PTFE p.v./PV PVC PVD pVT PVT PWLD

post-exposure prophylaxis pupils equal, round, react to light, accommodation Paediatric Early Warning Score platelet function assay patient group directions scale of acidity past history Public Interest Disclosure Act patient information leaflet Premature Infant Pain Profile previous medical history pain orally; per os partial pressure of oxygen patient’s own drugs prescription-only medicine post-operative nausea and vomiting plaster of paris Preferred Priorities for Care personal protective equipment proton pump inhibitor rectally; per rectum packed red cells preparations (for surgery) as required; pro re nata Patient Safety Agency prostate-specific antigen plasma separator tube prothrombin time poly(tetrafluoroethylene) vaginally; per vaginam polyvinyl chloride peripheral vascular disease pulseless ventricular tachycardia paroxysmal ventricular tachycardia people with a learning disability

Q q. every; quaque q.2.h. every two hr; quaque 2 hora q4h e every 4 hours q.d./qd every day; quoque die q.d.s./q.i.d. 4 times a day; quarter die sumendus/quater in die q.h. every hour; quaque hora q.q.h. every 4 hours; quaque quarta hora R R RBC RCN RCP RCPCH RCS RDA

respiration red blood cell Royal College of Nursing Royal College of Physicians Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health Royal College of Surgeons recommended daily allowance

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Abbreviations for nurses from Clinical Pocket Reference resources 2019-20 RDS RE RhD rINN RM RN RNA rpm RPS RR RSI Rx/Px S s/sec S&S s.i.d. S.O.S. SA SAD SaO2 SBAR SBARR SBC SBP sc SCP SE SFA SGA SHOT SI SIRS sl SLE SMART SOB SpO2 SPIKES s/r SSI SSRI SST ST3 STAMP stat StR SUA SVT swg

respiratory distress syndrome response entropy Rhesus D antigen recommended international nonproprietary name reservoir mask Registered Nurse Registered Nursing Associate respirations per minute Royal Pharmaceutical Society respiratory rate rapid sequence induction treatment, prescription

second signs and symptoms once a day; semel in die when required; si opus sit sinoatrial supraglottic airway device saturation level of arterial oxyhaemoglobin situation, background, assessment, recommendation situation, background, assessment, recommendation, readback standard bicarbonate measure systolic blood pressure subcutaneous Surgical Care Practitioner state entropy Surgical First Assistant small for gestational age Serious Hazards of Transfusion Système Internationale d’Unités (SI unit) systemic inflammatory response syndrome sublingual, under the tongue; sub linguam systemic lupus erythematosus specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, timely shortness of breath saturation level of peripheral oxyhaemoglobin Setting, Perception, Invitation, Knowledge, Empathy, Strategy and Summarise sustained release signs and symptoms of infection selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor serum separating tube specialty trainee year 3 Screening Tool for Assessment of Malnutrition in Paediatrics immediately; statim specialty doctor serum uric acid supraventricular tachycardia standard wire gauge www.clinicalpocketreference.com

T TCI target-controlled infusion td transdermal t.d.s./t.i.d. three times a day; ter die sumendum/ter in die TEG® Thromboelastograph TENS transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation TFT thyroid function test TIA transient ischemic attack TIVA total intravenous anaesthesia TKO to keep vein open TOF train of four top. topically, applied to the skin TPMT thiopurine methyltransferase TPN total parenteral nutrition Trach tracheostomy TTN transient tachypnoea of the newborn TTO discharge prescription (to take out) TXA tranexamic acid U UAO upper airway obstruction U&Es urea and electrolytes (blood levels) ung. ointment; unguentum UOAM use of accessory muscles USP US Pharmacopeia ut d/dict. as directed; ut dictum UTI urinary tract infection V V VAC VAD VBG VF VIP VLBW VP VT VTE

vomiting vacuum-assisted closure vascular access device venous blood gas ventricular fibrillation Visual Infusion Phlebitis score very low birthweight ventriculoperitoneal ventricular tachycardia venous thromboembolism

W WBC WCC WHO WNL WOB +ve –ve

white blood cell white cell count World Health Organization within normal limits work of breathing positive negative

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