S:without DNRAP:apicalpulseURI:UpperrespiratoryinfectionROM:range ofmotionSTD:SexuallyTransmittedDiseaseTx:treatmentAKA:above-kneeamputationCVA:cerebrovascularaccident, strokePrn: whennecessaryAROM :activerange ofmotionWNLAAROM:activeassistedrange ofmotionad lib:asdesiredTB:TuberculosisQD =everydayTid: threetimes adayBPNKDA: noknowndrugallergiesF:FahrenheitCVAHOB:head ofbedDMp.c.:aftermealsa.c.:beforemealsPPE:personalprotectiveequipmentDONESRD:end-stagerenaldiseaseODPROM:passiverange ofmotionC.DiffBRP:bathroomprivilegesTLCa:beforeRRI&Ointake andoutputDKA :diabeticketoacidosisADLs:activitiesof dailylivingOOB:out ofbedHx:historyCNA:certifiednursingassistantSOBc/o:complainsofPWB:partialweight-bearingHSHOBCHF:congestiveheartfailureOBRA:OmnibusBudgetReconciliationActWt:weightADLsSTAT:immediatelyMKAB:May KeepAtBedsideCOPD:chronicobstructivepulmonarydiseaseTPR:Temperature,Pulse &RespirationsSOB:shortnessof breathPHI:protectedhealthinformationMDS:minimumdata setDx:diagnosisR.A.C.E. =Remove,Activate,Contain,ExtinguishHt:HeightHypo: low,less thannormalNPO:nothingby mouthDNR: donotresuscitateqid = FourTimes perDayPNS:peripheralnervoussystemHTN:hypertensionFF:forcefluidsBID: b.i.d.two timesa dayNWB:non-weight-bearingHR:HeartRateHIPAA: HealthInsurancePortability andAccountabilityActDM:diabetesmellitusUTI:urinarytractinfectionSPOSHA:OccupationalSafety andHealthAdministrationSNFVS:vitalsignWNL:withinnormallimitsOCDCNS:centralnervoussystemfx :fractureHS: atbedtimeCAD:coronaryarterydiseaseFBS:FastingBloodSugarP.A.S.S. =Pull, Aim,Squeeze,SweepTBUTIn/v:nausea/vomitingPO: bymouthBIDCDC:Centers forDiseaseControl andPreventionOSCPR:cardiopulmonaryresuscitationSDS:safetydatasheetQ:everyPVD:peripheralvasculardiseaseHBV:hepatitisB vaccineHyper:abovenormal, toofast, rapidDON:director ofnursingBP:bloodpressureMRSA:methicillin-resistantStaphylococcusaureusBPM:beats perminuteHOH:hard ofhearingc:withC. diff:ClostridiumdifficileH20:waterMIU/A:urinalysisMI:myocardialinfarctionTIA :transientischemicattackVRE:vancomycin-resistantEnterococcusVSP:afterPOBLS:basic lifesupportw/c:wheelchairqHS:everybedtimeDrsg:dressingS:withoutDNRAP:apicalpulseURI:UpperrespiratoryinfectionROM:range ofmotionSTD:SexuallyTransmittedDiseaseTx:treatmentAKA:above-kneeamputationCVA:cerebrovascularaccident, strokePrn: whennecessaryAROM :activerange ofmotionWNLAAROM:activeassistedrange ofmotionad lib:asdesiredTB:TuberculosisQD =everydayTid: threetimes adayBPNKDA: noknowndrugallergiesF:FahrenheitCVAHOB:head ofbedDMp.c.:aftermealsa.c.:beforemealsPPE:personalprotectiveequipmentDONESRD:end-stagerenaldiseaseODPROM:passiverange ofmotionC.DiffBRP:bathroomprivilegesTLCa:beforeRRI&Ointake andoutputDKA :diabeticketoacidosisADLs:activitiesof dailylivingOOB:out ofbedHx:historyCNA:certifiednursingassistantSOBc/o:complainsofPWB:partialweight-bearingHSHOBCHF:congestiveheartfailureOBRA:OmnibusBudgetReconciliationActWt:weightADLsSTAT:immediatelyMKAB:May KeepAtBedsideCOPD:chronicobstructivepulmonarydiseaseTPR:Temperature,Pulse &RespirationsSOB:shortnessof breathPHI:protectedhealthinformationMDS:minimumdata setDx:diagnosisR.A.C.E. =Remove,Activate,Contain,ExtinguishHt:HeightHypo: low,less thannormalNPO:nothingby mouthDNR: donotresuscitateqid = FourTimes perDayPNS:peripheralnervoussystemHTN:hypertensionFF:forcefluidsBID: b.i.d.two timesa dayNWB:non-weight-bearingHR:HeartRateHIPAA: HealthInsurancePortability andAccountabilityActDM:diabetesmellitusUTI:urinarytractinfectionSPOSHA:OccupationalSafety andHealthAdministrationSNFVS:vitalsignWNL:withinnormallimitsOCDCNS:centralnervoussystemfx :fractureHS: atbedtimeCAD:coronaryarterydiseaseFBS:FastingBloodSugarP.A.S.S. =Pull, Aim,Squeeze,SweepTBUTIn/v:nausea/vomitingPO: bymouthBIDCDC:Centers forDiseaseControl andPreventionOSCPR:cardiopulmonaryresuscitationSDS:safetydatasheetQ:everyPVD:peripheralvasculardiseaseHBV:hepatitisB vaccineHyper:abovenormal, toofast, rapidDON:director ofnursingBP:bloodpressureMRSA:methicillin-resistantStaphylococcusaureusBPM:beats perminuteHOH:hard ofhearingc:withC. diff:ClostridiumdifficileH20:waterMIU/A:urinalysisMI:myocardialinfarctionTIA :transientischemicattackVRE:vancomycin-resistantEnterococcusVSP:afterPOBLS:basic lifesupportw/c:wheelchairqHS:everybedtimeDrsg:dressing

Nursing Assistant - Abbreviations - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. I-S: without
  2. G-DNR
  3. I-AP: apical pulse
  4. N-URI: Upper respiratory infection
  5. B-ROM: range of motion
  6. B-STD: Sexually Transmitted Disease
  7. G-Tx: treatment
  8. B-AKA: above-knee amputation
  9. G-CVA: cerebrovascular accident, stroke
  10. I-Prn: when necessary
  11. N-AROM : active range of motion
  12. I-WNL
  13. I-AAROM: active assisted range of motion
  14. G-ad lib: as desired
  15. O-TB: Tuberculosis
  16. I-QD = every day
  17. N-Tid: three times a day
  18. N-BP
  19. N-NKDA: no known drug allergies
  20. I-F: Fahrenheit
  21. B-CVA
  22. G-HOB: head of bed
  23. B-DM
  24. I-p.c.: after meals
  25. N-a.c.: before meals
  26. B-PPE: personal protective equipment
  27. O-DON
  28. B-ESRD: end-stage renal disease
  29. O-OD
  30. N-PROM: passive range of motion
  31. I-C.Diff
  32. N-BRP: bathroom privileges
  33. G-TLC
  34. B-a: before
  35. O-RR
  36. N-I&O intake and output
  37. O-DKA : diabetic ketoacidosis
  38. O-ADLs: activities of daily living
  39. N-OOB: out of bed
  40. O-Hx: history
  41. G-CNA: certified nursing assistant
  42. G-SOB
  43. B-c/o: complains of
  44. O-PWB: partial weight-bearing
  45. I-HS
  46. G-HOB
  47. N-CHF: congestive heart failure
  48. I-OBRA: Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act
  49. G-Wt: weight
  50. N-ADLs
  51. O-STAT: immediately
  52. B-MKAB: May Keep At Bedside
  53. I-COPD: chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
  54. B-TPR: Temperature, Pulse & Respirations
  55. N-SOB: shortness of breath
  56. N-PHI: protected health information
  57. G-MDS: minimum data set
  58. O-Dx: diagnosis
  59. O-R.A.C.E. = Remove, Activate, Contain, Extinguish
  60. N-Ht: Height
  61. I-Hypo: low, less than normal
  62. O-NPO: nothing by mouth
  63. I-DNR: do not resuscitate
  64. G-qid = Four Times per Day
  65. G-PNS: peripheral nervous system
  66. I-HTN: hypertension
  67. N-FF: force fluids
  68. G-BID: b.i.d. two times a day
  69. B-NWB: non-weight-bearing
  70. G-HR: Heart Rate
  71. N-HIPAA: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
  72. B-DM: diabetes mellitus
  73. G-UTI: urinary tract infection
  74. N-SP
  75. G-OSHA: Occupational Safety and Health Administration
  76. I-SNF
  77. B-VS: vital sign
  78. N-WNL: within normal limits
  79. B-OCD
  80. O-CNS: central nervous system
  81. O-fx : fracture
  82. B-HS: at bedtime
  83. O-CAD: coronary artery disease
  84. G-FBS: Fasting Blood Sugar
  85. B-P.A.S.S. = Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
  86. O-TB
  87. B-UTI
  88. G-n/v: nausea/vomiting
  89. O-PO: by mouth
  90. N-BID
  91. B-CDC: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
  92. I-OS
  93. N-CPR: cardiopulmonary resuscitation
  94. G-SDS: safety data sheet
  95. B-Q: every
  96. G-PVD: peripheral vascular disease
  97. I-HBV: hepatitis B vaccine
  98. B-Hyper: above normal, too fast, rapid
  99. N-DON: director of nursing
  100. B-BP: blood pressure
  101. I-MRSA: methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus
  102. I-BPM: beats per minute
  103. O-HOH :hard of hearing
  104. G-c: with
  105. I-C. diff: Clostridium difficile
  106. B-H20: water
  107. O-MI
  108. I-U/A: urinalysis
  109. O-MI: myocardial infarction
  110. I-TIA : transient ischemic attack
  111. O-VRE: vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus
  112. G-VS
  113. O-P: after
  114. B-PO
  115. O-BLS: basic life support
  116. I-w/c: wheelchair
  117. N-qHS: every bedtime
  118. G-Drsg: dressing