Vocabulary Abbreviations Admission Orders Surgery Patient Review
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What is Advance Directive?
Legal document that indicates a patient's wishes in the event that the patient becomes incapacitated and unable to make decisions regarding medical care.
100
What is Brought in by Ambulance?
BIBA
100
What is Common Components of Admission Orders?
Admitting diagnosis, Diet, Activity, Diagnostic tests and procedures, Medications,etc...
100
What is Inpatient Surgery?
Requires the patient to be admitted to the hospital before the surgery day.
100
What is Hospice?
A multidisciplinary organization that stresses a holistic approach to the care of patients.......
200
What is Admission Service Agreement or Conditions of Admission Agreement?
A form signed on the patient's admission that sets forth the general services that the hospital will provide;
200
What is Intravenous drug use?
IVDU
200
What is Comorbidity?
The presence of one or more disorders (or diseases) in addition to the primary disease or disorder.
200
What is History & Physical?
Essential in most health care facilities.
200
What is Case Manager?
A nursing care delivery model in which one coordinates the patient's care....
300
What is Hugs Infant Protection System?
An example of an alarm system that includes monitoring software and an ankle bracelet that contains a tiny radio transmitter designed to prevent infants from being removed from a health care facility w/o authorization.
300
What is Medical Short Stay Unit?
MSSU
300
What is Color-coded alert wristbands?
In an effort to meet TJC safety goals, hospitals across the United States has adopted.....
300
What is Nursing Preoperative checklist?
Should be checked and signed by nursing personnel
300
What is HIMS?
Stores paper charts and manages the electronic charts of patients....
400
What is Patient Account Number?
A number assigned to the patient to access insurance information
400
What is Observation?
OBS
400
What is Census?
It provides an accurate, up-to-date list of occupied and unoccupied hospital beds.
400
What is Vital signs?
They are monitored carefully after surgery - usually every 4 hours for 24 to 48 hours...
400
What is Kidneys?
Essential organs in the removal of toxic wastes from the blood.
500
What is Preoperative Orders?
Orders electronically entered or handwritten by the doctor before the time of surgery to prepare the patient for the surgical procedure.
500
What is Outpatient Surgery?
OPS
500
What is the HUC?
Greets the patient and tells the nurse who will be caring for the patient.
500
What is Postoperative Orders?
Written by the Surgeon to be carried our immediately after surgery?
500
What is "NKA"?
Indicates to the staff that the allergy information has been checked.






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