Contents introduction chapter I. Word formation in modern englsh

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Appendix
Shortenings Used In Medicine
a.c.: Before meals. As in taking medicine before meals.
a/g ratio: Albumin to globulin ratio.
ADR: Adverse drug reaction. If a patient is taking a prescription drug to treat high blood pressure disease
AIDS: Acquired immune deficiency syndrome
AKA: Above the knee amputation.
ANED: Alive no evidence of disease. The patient arrived in the ER alive with no evidence of disease.
b.i.d.: Twice daily. As in taking medicine twice daily.
BP: Blood pressure. Blood pressure is recorded as part of the physical examination. It is one of the "vital signs."
BPD: Borderline personality disorder. A personality disorder.
C/O: Complaint of. The patient's expressed concern.
cap: Capsule.
CC: Chief complaint. The patient's main concern.
cc: Cubic centimeters. For example, the amount of fluid removed from the body is recorded in ccs.
CPAP: Continuous positive airway pressure. Treatment for sleep apnea.
COPD: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
CT: Chemotherapy. A type of treatment therapy for cancer.
D/C or DC: Discontinue or discharge. For example, a doctor will D/C a drug. Alternatively, the doctor might DC a patient from the hospital.
DNC, D&C, or D and C: Dilation and curettage. Widening the cervix and scrapping with a curette for the purpose of removing tissue lining the inner surface of the womb (uterus).
ECT: Electroconclusive therapy. A procedure used to control seizures (convulsions).
FX: Fracture.
g: gram, a unit of weight. The cream is available in both 30 and 60-gram tubes.
GvHD: Graft vs. host disease. It is complicated by the syndromes of acute and chronic graft-vs-host disease (GVHD).
gtt: Drops.
H&P: History and physical examination.
h.s.: At bedtime. As in taking medicine at bedtime.
HRT: Hormone replacement or hormone replacement therapy.
I&D: Incision and drainage.
ICD: Implantable cardioverter defibrillator
IM: Intramuscular. This is a typical notation when noting or ordering an injection (shot) given into a muscle, such as with B12 for pernicious anemia.
ITU: Intensive therapy unit
in vitro: In the laboratory
in vivo: In the body
IPF: Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. A type of lung disease.
IU: International units.
K: Potassium. An essential electrolyte is frequently monitored regularly in intensive care.
KCL: Potassium chloride.
LBP: Low back pain. LBP is one of most common medical complaints.
Lytes: Electrolytes (potassium, sodium, carbon dioxide, and chloride).
mg: Milligrams.
ml: Milliliters.
NCP: Nursing care plan
NSR: Normal sinus rhythm of the heart
O&P: Ova and parasites. Stool O & P is tested in the laboratory to detect parasitic infection in persons with chronic diarrhea.
O.S.: Left eye.
P: Pulse. Pulse is recorded as part of the physical examination. It is one of the "vital signs."
p¯: After meals. As intake two tablets after meals.
p.o.: By mouth. From the Latin terminology per os.
q.d.: Each day. As in taking medicine daily.
q2h: Every 2 hours. As in taking a medicine every 2 hours.
q3h: Every 3 hours. As in taking a medicine every 3 hours.
RDS: Respiratory distress syndrome.
SAD: Season affective disorder. A type of depression that occurs during the winter months when there is little light.
T: Temperature. Temperature is recorded as part of the physical examination. It is one of the "vital signs."
tab: Tablet.

1^ Mirziyoyev Sh.M - On measures to bring the quality of popularization of the study of problems in the Republic of Uzbekistan to a new level. 2022 - T.

2^ Kubryakova Y.S. Что такое словообразование? – М. 1765. P. – 15-17

3^ Muminov A. Lexicology in English language.– T. “Mehridaryo” 2008. P. 48-57.

4^ Kovalenko Ganna. Lexicology of the English language. “Kyiv”. 2011. P. 10-28.

5^ Kristel Van Goethem. Affixation in Morphology. 2020. - G. p. 26-36

6^ Oxford University Press, 2002.

7^ Gayane Grinyan. English lexicology. 2009

8^ Tataru Cristina. An outline of English lexicology. “Clui-Napoca”.2002. P. 32-37

9^ The example is cited from Karashchuk (1977)

10^ Bauer Laurie. English word-formation. – E. “Cambridge university press. 1993. P. 23-28.

11^ H.Xu, Stetson, Friedman. A study of abbreviations in clinical notes. “AMIA Annu symo Proc” 2007.