Description

Before meals
Active range of motion
As desired
Activities of daily living
Automated external defibrillator
Above knee amputation
Against medical advice
Two times a day
Below knee amputation
Bowel movement
Blood pressure
Benign prostatic hypertrophy
Beats per minute
Bedrest
Bathroom privileges
Bedside commode
Coronary artery disease
Complete blood count
Continuous bladder irrigation
Complete bedrest
Clostridium difficile
Continuing education unit
Congestive heart failure
Clear liquid
Certified nursing assistant
Complains of
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Cerebrovascular accident,stroke
Chest x-ray
Diet as tolerated
Do not resuscitate
Date of birth
Doctor
Deep vein thrombosis
Electrocardiogram
Emergency department
Fingerstick blood sugar
Full weight-bearing
Fracture
Health insurance portability and accountability act
Head of bed
Hard of hearing
Hours of sleep
Hypertension
Incontinent
Intake and output
Left
Left lower extremity
Licensed practical nurse
Long term care
Long term care facility
Left upper quadrant
Medical doctor
Myocardial infraction
Milililiter
Millimeters of mercury
Methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus
Material safety data sheet
Not applicable
No added salt
No known allergies
No know drug allergies
Nothing by mouth
Nausea,vomiting,diarrhea
Oxygen
Omnibus budget reconciliation act
Out of bed
Overdose
Occupational safety and health administration
Occupational therapy/therapist
After meals
Pulmonary embolism
Protected health information
By mouth
Personal protective equipment
when necessary
Passive range of motion
Physical therapy/therapist
Peripheral vascular disease
Every morning
Every day
Every hour
Every other day
Respiration
Right lower extremity
Registered nurse
Range of motion
Respiratory rate
Skilled nursing facility
Shortness of breath
Immediately
Tuberculosis
Three times a day
Temperature,pulse,respiration
Urinalysis
Upper respiratory infection
Urinary tract infection
Vital signs
White blood count
Wheelchair

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