Wednesday, February 2, 2011

2/2/11 Class Notes

Medical Terminology
                Health Care Records
Today’s Lecture
History
Ancient pharmacy
Pharmacopeias(making drugs)
Simple(unmixed, only one component) and/or compound(mixed together, mineral and herb) drugs
Recipes(don’t have measurements)
NB. Pharmac/o-drug, medicine, Gr. Pharmakon-drug, medicine, poison
Collecting and making medications
Medication trade
Storage
Making
Harder it is to get the more potent, went to physician to get medicines no pharmacies.
Kept drugs in boxes. Used mortar and pestle
Administering meidication
p.o. (food, drink)
PV(pessary)per vagina
PR(clysters)per rectum
Topical (ointments)
Fumigation(woman the would sit on a seat and they would heat a bowl under her)
NB-Clysis(washing)
Physician’s error?
                                Have patient repeat to you what they need to do.

Route
                Demerol IM q3h p.r.n. severe pain IM(intramuscular)
                IM-intramuscular
ID indradermal
IV intravenous
SC, SQ, Sub-Q-subcutaneous
SL -
PV
PR
P.o.
Last one is intradermal
First is subcutaneous
Intramuscular middle one
Roman and Arabic numbers
Ii tab means 2
Vi six
Ix nine
I or I =1
V or v=5
X or x =10
L = 50
C=100
D=500
M=1000
Subtraction rule
Iv=4 ix=9 xl=40 xc=90 cd=400 cm=900
949=dccccxxxxviiii=cmxlix
N.B.  Al-jabr w’al muqabalah- algebra
Common prescription abbreviations
Statim-immediately
Ter in die-three time /day
Quaque hora-every hour
Pro re nata-as needed
Noctis(nocte)-at night
Ante meridiem -(morning)
Post cibum- after you eat
Non (nihil)per os -not per mouth
Quarter in die –four times a day
Right eye             OD          oculus dexter
Left eye                               OS          oculus sinister
Left ear                                AS           auris sinistra
Right ear              AD          auris dexter
Sinister and Augery
Augery flight of birds and there direction would tell you if the gods approve or disprove  left is good right is bad or could listen to the call of the bird
Left sinister is not always bad.
Test 1. Info on Blackboard
                Bring your student id
                Don’t be late
                Leave a seat between you and your neighbor
                Be sure to fill in your name, eid, and the test form before you begin taking the test
Types of questions
                Spelling
                Which term is spelled correctly?
B) osteoarthritis
                Definition of word components
                The prefix in periarticular means:
                                Around
                Definition of word components
                All of the following mean pertaining to except
-ule
                Categories of suffixes and prefixes
                Which of the following medical terms is operative ssurgical
                                Gastropexy
                Construction
                The term whose literal definition is removal of half the stomach:
                                Hemigastroectomy
                Pronunciation
                Cephalic is pronounced
                                Se-fal’ik
                Plural and singular endings
                Plural of macula is
                                Maculae
                Analysis
                The term cardiopulmonary contains ___combining forms/roots
                                2
                General and etymological information
                Most of the terms related to diagnosis and surgery have ___ origin
                                Greek
                Medical records:abbreviations
                r/o
                                                rule out
                a with line over it
                                ante and before
                common medical record terms
                increase in the severity of a disease with aggravations of symptoms
                                exacerbation
                info about progress note, H&P and prescription
which of the following is part of the signa
how frequently the patient should take the mediciation
                Viagra: tab 1 q2h p.o. should read:
                                Take one tablet by mouth every two hours
                Study the medical records in the practice exercises at the end of the chapter
Please carefully read the information for test 1 on blackboard and consult your syllabus before e-mailing me with a question about the test.

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