Teir 1 Flashcards by Sarah Klassen

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AC

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Anterior chamber

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AMD

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Age-related macular degeneration

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APD

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(Relative) afferent pupillary defect

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ARx

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Autorefraction

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ASC

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Ambulatory surgery center

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BID

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Twice a day (Latin)

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C/D

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Cup to disc ratio

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cc

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With correction

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CF

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Counting fingers

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CL

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Contact lens

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CME

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Cystoid macular edema

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D

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Diopter

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DES

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Dry eye syndrome

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DFE

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Dilated fundus exam

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DM

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Diabetes mellitus

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DME

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Diabetic macular edema

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f/u

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Follow up

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FHx

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Family history

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gtt

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Drop

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GVF

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Goldmann visual field

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h/o

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History of (used for traumas, accidents, etc)

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HM

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Hand motion

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HVF

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Humphrey visual field

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Hx

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History

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IN

Inferonasal

IOL

Intraocular lens

IOP

Intaocular pressure

IT

Inferotemporal

IVA

Intravirteal avastin

IVE

Intravitreal eylea

LP

Light perception

MRx

Manifest refraction

NI

No improvement

NKDA

No known drug allergy

NLP

No light perception

NS

Nuclear sclerosis (cataract)

OCT

Optical coherence tomography

OD

Right eye (Latin)

OR

Operating room

OS

Left eye (Latin)

OU

Both eyes (Latin)

PCIOL

Posterior chamber intraocular lens

PEE

Punctuate epithelial erosions

PEK

Punctate epithelial keratopathy

PF

Pred forte (prednisolone acetate)

PFAT

Preservative free artificial tears

PH

Pin hole

PO

By mouth (Latin)

POAG

Primary open angle glaucoma

POD

Postoperative day

POM

Postoperative month

POV

Postoperative visit

POW

Postoperative week

PSC

Posterior subcapsular cataract

PVD

Posterior vitreous detachment

q#hr

Once every # hours (Latin)

q#weeks

Once every # weeks (Latin)

QAM

Once each morning (Latin)

QD

Once a day (Latin)

qhs

At bedtime (Latin)

QID

Four times a day (Latin)

QOD

Once every other day (Latin)

r/b/a

Risks/benefits/alternatives

RD

Retinal detachment

ROS

Review of systems

RTC

Return to clinic

s/p

Status post (used for procedures)

sc

Without correction

SN

Superonasal

SSRD

Signs and symptoms flog retinal detachment (counseling abbreviation for PVD, RD, HST)

ST

Superotemporal

TID

Three times a day (Latin)

VA

Visual acuity