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Urinalysis
A urinalysis is a test of your urine. A urinalysis is used to detect and manage a wide range of disorders, such as urinary tract infections, kidney disease and diabetes.
Why it's done
Definition
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To review your overall health
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To diagnose a medical condition
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To monitor a medical condition
Fasting?
No
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only if done by itself
Mission Trail
Montclair
Temecula
Created by
Alonso Zamorano
Tel: 855-505-7467
Abreviations
A
A1C or CBC: Diabetes blood test.
​AAA : Apply Affected Area
ABA: Applied behavior analysis
ABX: Antibiotic
B
BID : 2 times a day
BCT : Breast comprehensive test [ to find cancer cells ]
BC : Birth Control
B/P : blood pressure.
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C
CT : X-ray computed tomography
CTRNA: clamidia
CMP : comprehensive metabolic panel
CBC : complete blood count
CKD : chronic kidney disease
C/O: complains of...
D
DEPO/DEPOshot: Prevention Familiar
DJD: Degenary join decease
DM : Diabetes mellitus
DOT physical: Department of transportation physical (we don't do it at the clinics)
E
EKG : electrocardiogram - shows the heart's electrical activity.
ECHO : echo-cardiogram
EDD : extention disability date.
F
F/U : Follow Up
FBS: Fasting blood sugar
FSH: Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) is a hormone associated with reproduction and the development of eggs in women and sperm in men
G
GC: gonorrhea
H
HGB / HB / HEMOGLOBIN: Anemia test
HGB A1C / A1C / DM : Sugar level test ( diabetes)
HPV: Human papillomavirus
HTN : hypertention
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HCG: Human Chorionic Gonadotropin
( Usually tested to
confirm preganncy)
L
LIPID PANEL : The basic lipid panel measures total cholesterol[ good and bad ]
M
Mri : Magnetic resonance imaging
Micro/alb : examen de orina.
O
OTC: over the counter
P
PCP: Primary care physician
PPD: Purify protein derivative (tb test )
PFT :Pulmonary function tests
(speedometer test )
PRN : As needed
PSA: Prostate specific antigen
PO : By mouth
POI: Proof of insurance
POI: Primary ovarian insufficiency
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PTH: Parathyroid Hormone
PX/PE: Physical exam
Pt : Paciente.
Q
Q: each every
QD : once every day
QAM : every morning
QWK: every week
QHS: at bedtime
R
RX : Prescription/ Medication
RPR : Syphilis
RUQ: Right upper quadrant.
S
STI: Sexual transmitted infections
SX: Symptoms
T
TID : 3 times a day
Tx : Treatment.
TNP: Test Not Performed
TSH TEST : Thyroid stimulating hormone
TSP: Tea spoon
TBSP: Table spoon
U
UA : urine analysis
UCX: stands for Urine Culture (medical sample)
UTI : urinary tract infection
U/S: ultrasound
W
WNL : with normal levels
WCC : well child care (Physical)
WBC: White Blood Cells
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