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Surviving the UCAS process

Finishing year 12/ starting year 13, half way through A levels, and now you have to start applying for uni. It is stressful. It does get you worried, but it’s okay once it’s over.

UCAS process

Make an account

Produce application

Send off internally

Send to UCAS

Send to uni

Interview (Maybe)

Acceptances

Choose your uni 

Overall tips

Get it done quickly- Get your application done as soon as possible. When I did mine, it had to be sent back twice, meaning it was at the back of the queue and it took ages to be sent to UCAS. This stressed me out so much, so if possible, submit it to your school as soon as possible. 

Add qualifications you haven’t got yet- As I said, some of mine were sent back, and that was because I only put in the qualifications I had already attained. Make sure you add in the subjects you’re doing now, with the date you’ll finish them, and just don’t put a grade in the box. We were never told that and it wasted a lot of time for me. 

Use your teachers- Your form tutor, and all your subject teachers will be writing you a reference, so talk to them. If you’re planning on doing one of their subjects, tell them, and ask them to say something about how interested you are in the subject. Even if you don’t seem it, most teachers will exaggerate to help you with this. They want you to get into uni. 

Negotiate your predicted grades- If you need your predicted grades higher than what you’re being given, go ask them to increase it. Show your teachers evidence that you deserve a better predicted grade, and I’m sure they will do something to help. 

Ask for help- If there is anything you don’t understand, ask someone. The staff at your school have probably done this every year for a long time, so they know more than you. 

Trust your school- I know when others from different schools have got 4 offers and an interview, and yours hasn’t even gone off to UCAS, you begin to feel as though your school are messing up, but chances are, they know what they’re doing. As I said before, they’re fine, so don’t worry. If they’re taking their time, don’t worry, but also trust them to tell them when they’re doing something wrong. Tell them if they’ve screwed up and trust them to fix it. 

Stress out- I can sit here and tell you to relax, calm down, chill out. It doesn’t work. I can tell you to stop refreshing that UCAS application page every day until it gets sent through, only to do the same with UCAS track. It doesn’t work. If you want to look at it every day, go ahead. If you need to have your moments of panic, that’s okay too. Just remember, everyone else is stressed out too. It’s normal, and it’s okay. You don’t have to hide it because others tell you it’s not such a big deal 

Personal statements

They don’t matter all that much. You’re going to spend up to 2 months stressing about what to write, how to write it, looking at a thesaurus more in that short time than ever in your life. And then you realise it wasn’t that important. But, you will write it a hundred times, cry at 3am, and you will stress, so here are some tips to make it a little easier for you. 

Overwrite- When you do a personal statement, you have a character count, and a line count. (I can’t remember the character count, but I think it’s 47 lines long) Everyone always wants to know if it’s best to write a minimum and fluff it up, or overwrite and take out later. It’s definitely better to overwrite and take out later. If you get everything you want to say, professional and precise, and then you have to start adding words, it’s awful. It’s much better to write loads then take out the irrelevant stuff. 

The golden ratio- I’ve seen loads of people talk about the ratio of academics to extra curricular detail, and it’s often 60:40, so there is a slight majority focused on academics. From what I’ve found, this isn’t that important. In my personal statement, I had about 1 or 2 sentences about hobbies and stuff, and I got into all 5 choices for uni. 

Talking about extracurricular- Be concise and specific. I focused on talking about my work experience, in terms of how it will help my degree, and I talked about specific books/films/documentaries that I read that also would link to my degree. 

Talking about hobbies- Don’t go into detail. They don’t really care what your hobbies, and so no matter what you say, or how little you say, will be more than enough. If you do talk about hobbies, explain what they do to enhance your life (E.g football has made me a team player/ E.g cooking has given me a chance to be independent/ E.g singing has helped to increase my confidence around others) As long as you put something, it’s good enough. 

‘Over-exaggerate’ your achievements- When I say over-exaggerate, I wouldn’t say lie. Don’t say that you got an award in XYZ if you didn’t. First of all, I just don’t like lying, but even if you’re okay with that, you never know when they’ll catch you out. Instead, talk about things that you have done, and just really sell them as important. For example, talk about how you recently (in year 9) played 10 netball matches for your school. Talk about how you tutored some younger students in their GCSEs, whilst doing your AS. (No one needs to know that it was your little sister and her mates) As long as you can back it up, with truth and evidence, you can add it in.

It’s yours. No one else’s- As you see it, it is a personal statement. You should have it how you want it, allowing it to represent you in the way you want it to. If your angle is your love for learning, talk about it. If you want to write, showing what a good personality you are, go for it. Your teachers will give you advice and adjustments. Take them into mind, but remember, they have one structure; who’s to say it’s the only right one? I didn’t take all the advice given, and I was fine. So yes, if something is factually incorrect, or misspelled, take advice, but don’t change everything that makes it personal. 

Predicted grades

What are they?- These are the grades sent by your school to the university, telling them what they expect you to get. From my experience, they are usually higher that what you’re actually predicted. A lot of my subjects sent my ‘predicted grade’ at least one grade higher than what they’d put as my predicted grade on my reports. These help the unis to see which students are the most likely to meet the entry requirements.

They are very important- I really think they might be the most important factor in determining whether you get accepted into in or not. Of course, your personal statement is important too, but a great set of grades will always speak louder than a good personal statement. Therefore, look at your grades. If most of your hope is on your personal statement, I would think again. I was predicted A*AAB and so I got into all my unis despite very little extracurricular or work experience. They are more important than actual grades. The uni wants your money, so as long as you get accepted, I think you’re 90% there. They’re likely to accept you if you miss out on a grade or so in your real exams as you’re already there and they’re already getting their money. 

Get them as high as possible- As I said, predicted grades are very important, so whatever you do, get them high. This can be done in so many ways. Maybe you can negotiate them, maybe you can’t. I already talked about negotiating grades above, so I’ll focus on other ways. My predicted grades were calculated heavily based on how well I did in my trial exams in January, so I knew, more than anything, I had to take these seriously. If your other grades are high, that helps too, but I knew that these were as important as my real exams, so I pushed myself. If you can do that, give your everything for these mocks, you will be rewarded.

Use them as a guide- When you’re applying to uni, you need to know your limits. For example, if you know your predicted grades are CCC, you shouldn’t look at unis with AAB, because that’s highly unlikely to work out. Make sure you therefore can use your predicted grades for this Therefore, if you can, find out what they will be as soon as possible. I was sure mine would be all Bs, so I applied to some unis, and then I found out last minute they were so much higher and I had to change my choices the day before sending off my application. Stressful

They are only a rough guide- While you take them into a guide of what uni you should apply to, don’t stick to it completely. Try a uni with slightly higher grades, and definitely go for lower unis if that’s what you want. My advice was to always choose 3 unis that want your grades, 1 uni a bit higher, and 1 uni a bit lower. That way, you can always aspire for higher but also have something to rely on if you don’t end up doing as well as you’d hoped.

Interviews

Clothes- Your clothes aren’t that important. People always stress out about what they will wear, but honestly, it’s not that important. If you’re dressed moderately smart and neatly, probably what you would wear to sixth form, you’ll be fine. Avoid joggers and hoodies, and I wouldn’t go for anything that looks too ‘clubwear’ but other than that, don’t worry. Most people I know go to interviews in the same clothes they would wear for an open day, so don’t worry. 

Subject knowledge- Go with knowledge. Make sure you have enough to show that you are interested in the subject. Ensure you know a few basics on the course, and also what’s on your course. Look through the course spec and pick something that you’re really interested in doing so you can talk about it. For example, doing genetics, you could talk about how you’re looking forward to epigenetics and stuff like that. However, my sister was never really asked about anything. She was more asked why she wanted to do the subject and why she picked a specific uni.

You don’t have to be a genius- So many people read up on everything possible in their subject, but that’s not needed. As long as you show you’re interested and you have some basic knowledge, that’s fine. My teacher had an interview for Oxford (Maybe Cambridge) and they asked him a question, which he had know idea on. He simply answered ‘I don’t know. How?’ From that, he got a whole explanation for an hour; showed off his interest, and consequently was given an offer for uni. So don’t worry if you’re not an expert in the subject, just go, do your best, and ask questions.

Personality- This is going to be important. The university already know how smart and intellectual you are, and they already like you. Now they want to see that you’d be a good fit in their school. They want you to show them how much of an asset you as a person will be. So be yourself, but put your best self forward. Don’t be too formal, relax, and be confident.

Offers

Conditional offers- These are (like in the name) offers given to you on the condition that you achieve a certain grade. Now these can often be negotiated. Mine got moved from AAB to BBB just for putting it as my firm choice. Also, as I already said, they care more about your 9 grand than they care about you (as much as they try to deny it) and so even then, these conditional offers may not be so fixed. 

Unconditional offers- These are basically where you get the offer no matter what. Sometimes they will say that you only get an unconditional offer if you accept it as a firm choice. This is such a benefit and while you’re doing your exams, you will wish for this. However, if you’ve got an unconditional, don’t let it ruin your motivation. You still need your grades. 

Accepting offers- Don’t rush into it. I accepted my offers the day I got my last one, but a lot of people waited. One of my friends waited so long, their first choice uni changed her offer from a conditional to an unconditional. Take your time, really think about it. You will spend 3, 4, maybe more years there, so don’t pick somewhere you’re not really interested in. Also, don’t accept an offer just because it’s unconditional. Make sure you want to go there before anything else. 

It’s YOUR choice- Don’t reject an offer because others say it’s not the best. I was told not to accept my offer as I had offers from much ore high status unis, but I knew which one was for me, and if you get like that for a specific uni, stick to it. Trust me. Pick the university you think is best for you. If others complain it’s too far away, or it’s not high up enough on league tables, forget them. This is your choice, and your future; not theirs. (If you don’t like a uni because it’s too far away or low in league tables, that’s fine too, as long as it’s your choice)

Getting rejected- I didn’t get any rejections, but I know how hard that can be. Don’t worry. There will be other unis/ Just apply again, go through extra. Maybe it’s a good thing. Maybe you don’t really want uni. Maybe you needed those rejections to show you that. Or maybe you’ll see how much harder you need to work. Either way, everything will turn out okay. 

What now? Focus on meeting the requirements of your course. Work as hard as you can, getting ready for it. Smash your exams, and take a well earned break. By that time, you’ll be in my position; writing your own UCAS survival guides, waiting for your results. And in that time, I wish you all the best of luck!

Thank you for reading, I hope it’s helped! If you have any questions about UCAS, unis, or anything like that, let me know. Send me an ask, or a private message and I’ll definitely get back to you! Good luck with everything and remember; it will be okay. It always does. Let me know how your applications go!

Disclaimer: I didn’t have any interviews so all my interview advice comes from my school to our class, not my personal experiences. Psychology very rarely does interviews, but for other subjects you may not get this escape. Also, I never applied for Oxbridge universities, so some things may be a little different. 

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Medical  Abbreviations List / हाॅस्पिटल, क्लेनिक में डाॅक्टर द्वारा मरीज उपचार एवं दवाईयों के लिए सम्बन्धित पर्चा, लेटर, डोक्यूमेंटस तैयार किया जाता है। जोकि हर कोई व्यक्ति आसानी से नहीं समझ पाता है। मरीज विवरण तैयार करने में डाॅक्टर/एक्सपर्ट मेडिकल भाषा में र्शाटकट कीवर्डस में विवरण लिखते हैं। जिसे उपचार सारणी बनने से लेकर ऑफिस रिकाॅर्ड के लिए रखा जाता है। मेडिकल सांइस में अकसर डाॅक्टर/एक्सपर्ट मरीज का सम्पूर्ण विवरण बहुत कम संकेतिक भाषा में रखते हैं, ताकि मरीज उपचार करने में आसानी हो, आसानी से दवाईयां, उपचार और सुझाव पूरी जानकारी एक मात्र कागज लिख सकें और उपचार में देरी ना हो। अधिक-से अधिक मरीजों की सम्पूर्ण जानकारी एक मात्र "डाॅक्टर पैड" में सलंग्न हो सके। और ज्यादा से ज्यादा मरीजों का उपचार शीघ्रता से हो सके। हाॅस्पिटल, क्लेनिक में डाॅक्टर/एक्सपर्ट की ड्यू��ी शिफ्ट बद��ने पर, दूसरे डाॅक्टर/एक्सपर्ट की गैरहाजरी में या मेडिकल शाॅप से उपचार हेतु दवाईयां, सर्जरी सामग्री या फिर बीमारी को समझना या उपचार से जुड़ी बारीकियों को जानने में आसानी बनी रहे। इस सभी उपरोक्त वजहों से डाॅक्टर/एक्सपर्ट संकेतिक भाषा का प्रयोग करते हैं। जिनहें Medical Abbreviations कहा जाता है। मेडिकल सांइस से जुड़े सभी Antimicrobial, Mechanism और Organism के Abbreviations / र्शाटकट वर्डस विस्तार से निम्न प्रकार हैं। जोकि बहुत ही हेल्पफुल हैं। डाॅक्टर और मेडिकल से जुड़ी संकेतिक भाषा जानकारी का आसानी से पता लगा सकते हैं। CARE SHORTCUT KEYS AXR = abdominal x-ray BAC = blood alcohol content BC = birth control BE = barium enema BMT = bone marrow transplant Bx = biopsy BRP = bathroom privileges CPR = cardiopulmonary resuscitation CXR = chest x-ray ECC = emergency cardiac care ECG or EKG = electrocardiogram ECMO = Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation ECT = Electroconvulsive therapy ECV = External cephalic version FB = Foreign body FNA = Fine needle aspiration FOBT = Fecal occult blood testing GLT = Glucose loading test GTT = Glucose tolerance test H20 = Water I&D = Incision and drainage IM = Intramuscular I&O = Intake and output IV = Intravenous IUPC = Intrauterine pressure catheter In vitro = In the laboratory In vivo = In the body KUB = Kidney, ureter, bladder (x-ray) OGTT = Oral glucose tolerance test PAP = Pulmonary artery pressure; Papanicolaou test PEEP = Positive end expiratory pressure PT = Physical therapy T&C = Type and cross (blood) TPA = Tissue plasminogen activator (dissolve clots), total parenteral alimentation UA = Urinalysis US = Ultrasound XRT = External radiation therapy BODY DESCRIPTION SHORTCUT KEYS ABD = Abdomen AD = Right ear AL = Left ear AU = Both ears BMD = Bone mass density BMI = Body mass index BMR = Basal metabolic rate CBD = Common bile duct CBF = Cerebral blood flow FL = Femur length FROM = Free range of motion HC = Head circumference IBW = Ideal body weight LLL = Left lower lobe LLQ = Left lower quadrant LUL = Left upper lobe LUQ = Left upper quadrant LV = Left ventricle OD = Right eye OS = Left eye OU = Both eyes PNS = Peripheral nervous system RA = Right atrium RUL = Right upper lobe RUQ = Right upper quadrant RV = Right ventricle, residual volume TLC = Total lung capacity UE = Upper extremity WT = Weight DIAGNOSIS & CONDITION SHORTCUT KEYS ADHD = Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder AF = Acid-fast AIDS = Acquired immune deficiency syndrome A&O = Alert and oriented AOB = Alcohol on breath ARDS = Adult respiratory distress syndrome ARF = Acute renal failure, acute rheumatic fever BAD = Bipolar affective disorder BM = Bowel movement BP = Blood pressure CA = Cancer CAB = Carotid artery bruit CABG = Coronary artery bypass graft CAD = Coronary artery disease CBC = Complete blood count CF = Cystic fibrosis C/F = Chills, fever COVID 19 = Corona Virus CFT = Complement fixation testing CHD = Congenital heart disease CHF = Congestive heart failure COLD = Chronic obstructive lung disease COPD = Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease CP = Chest pain CP = Cerebral palsy C/S = Cesarean section CV = Cardiovascular CVA = Cerebral vascular accident (stroke) DTR = Deep tendon reflex DVT = Deep venous thrombosis Dx = Diagnosis EBL = Estimated blood loss EBV = Epstein-Barr virus EC = Eye contact ECASA = Enteric coated acetylsalicylic acid EGC = Early gastric cancer FAS = Fetal alcohol syndrome FB = Foreign body F/C = Fever, chills FEF = Forced expiratory flow FHR= Fetal heart rate FM = Fetal movement FRC = Functional residual capacity FSE = Fetal scalp electrode FSH = Follicle stimulating hormone FT = Full term FX = Fracture GA = Gestational age GH = Growth hormone GHRH = Growth hormone releasing hormone GI = Gastrointestinal GLT = Glucose loading test GSW = Gunshot wound GTT = Glucose tolerance test GU = Genitourinary HA = Headache HA = Hemolytic anemia HAV = Hepatitis A virus HBV = Hepatitis B virus Hb = Hemoglobin HCV = Hepatitis C virus HDL = High density lipoprotein HDV = Hepatitis D virus HIV = Human immunodeficiency virus HPA = Hypothalamic suppression test HR = Heart rate HTN = Hypertension IBD = Inflammatory bowel disease IBS = Inflammatory bowel syndrome ICP = Intracranial pressure IDDM = Insulin dependent diabetes mellitus IPF = Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis IUI = Intrauterine insemination IUP = Intrauterine pregnancy IVF = In vitro fertilization IVIG = Intravenous immune globulin IVP = Intravenous push JCV = JC virus JRA = Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis JVD = Jugular venous distension KS = Kaposi sarcoma LAD = Leukocyte adhesion deficiency LBP = Ower back pain LBW = Low birth weight LIH = Left inguinal hernia LOF = Loss of fluid MD = Muscular dystrophy MR = Mental retardation MS = Multiple sclerosis NAD = No acute distress Nat/O = Birth NIDDM = Non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus NM = Neuromuscular N/V = Nausea vomiting NVD = Normal vaginal delivery OCD = Obsessive compulsive disorder ON = Optic neuritis OSA = Obstructive sleep apnea PD = Parkinson's disease PE = Pulmonary embolism PKD = Polycystic kidney disease PID = Pelvic inflammatory disease PIH = Pregnancy induced hypertension PMS = Premenstrual syndrome PTSD = Post-traumatic stress disorder RA = Rheumatoid arthritis RAD = Reactive airway disease RDS = Respiratory distress syndrome REM = Rapid eye movements RHD = Rheumatic heart disease RXN = Reaction SAB = Spontaneous abortion SBO = Small bowel obstruction SBS = Shaken baby syndrome SOB = Shortness of breath STD = Sexually transmitted disease TAH = Total abdominal hysterectomy TB = Tuberculosis TBI = Traumatic brain injury TGA = Transient global amnesia UC = Ulcerative colitis UO = Urine output URI = Upper respiratory infection UTI = Urinary tract infection VB = Vaginal bleeding VBAC = Vaginal birth after caesarean section VF = Ventricular fibrillation VH = Vaginal hysterectomy, hallucination VIP = Voluntary interruption of pregnancy COMMUNICATION SHORTCUT KEYS AA =  Amino acid ABG =  Arterial blood gas ADM =  Admission, admitted ALS =  Advanced life support, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis AMA = Against medical advice, American Medical Association ASAP = As soon as possible A&W = Alive and well C = Centigrade, celsius CC = Cubic centimeter, chief complaint, critical care, complications, carbon copy C/O =  Complains of, care of CO2 = Carbon dioxide D/C =  Discontinue or discharge DNR =  Do not resuscitate DO = Disorder DOA = Dead on arrival or date of admission DOB = Date of birth DOT = Directly observed therapy DSM = Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders EDC = Estimated date of confinement EDD = Estimated delivery date EGA = Estimated gestational age ER = Emergency room F = Fahrenheit H&P = History & physical examination HPI = History of present illness H/O = History of HR = Heart rate or hour HS = Hour of sleep (bedtime) ICU = Intensive care unit ID = Infectious diseases IP = Inpatient IQ = Intelligence quotient IU = International units MCO = Managed care organization MG = milligram MVA = motor vehicle accident ML = milliliter NKDA = no known drug allergies NTG = nitroglycerin O2 = oxygen OPD = outpatient department P = pulse Post-op = postoperative (after surgery) Pre-op = preoperative (before surgery) PA or PT = patient PCP = primary care physician RBC = red blood cell RF = risk factor S = without (sans) SX = symptoms S/S = signs and symptoms STAT = immediately T = temperature TPR = temperature, pulse, respiration USOH = usual state of health VS = vital signs VSS = vital signs stable WB = whole blood WBC = white blood cell WNL = within normal limits MECHANISM SHORTCUT KEYS beta-lactamase = blac ESBL, all types = esbl ESBL, CTX-M type = esbl_ctxm mecA gene = mecA methicillin resistant = metR mupA gene = mupA ORGANISM SHORTCUT KEYS Alpha-haemolytic streptococcus = as Beta-haemolytic streptococcus = bs Coagulase-negative staphylococcus = cn Enterobacte = re Enterococcus = ec Escherichia coli = eo Klebsiell = ak Proteea = ep Pseudomonas =  ps Serratia = gn Staphylococcus aureus = st Streptococcus pneumoniae = pn ANTIMICROBIAL SHORTCUT KEYS amoxicillin = amx amoxicillin/clavulanate = amc amikacin = amk ampicillin = amp azithromycin = azm cefaclor = cec cefotaxime = ctx cefoxitin = fox ceftaroline = cpt ceftazidime = caz ceftazidime/avibactam = cza ceftobiprole = bpr ceftolozane/tazobactam = c_t cefuroxime = cxm ciprofloxacin = cip clarithromycin = clr clindamycin = cli colistin = cst dalbavancin = dal daptomycin = dap doripenem = dor ertapenem = etp erythromycin = ery faropenem = far fusidic acid = fus gemifloxacin = gem gentamicin = gen imipenem = ipm imipenem/relebactam= ipr levofloxacin = lvx linezolid = lzd meropenem = mem metronidazole = mtz minocycline = min moxifloxacin = mxf mupirocin = mup oxacillin = oxa penicillin = pen piperacillin/tazobactam =tzp rifampicin = rif solithromycin = sol teicoplanin = tec telavancin = tlv telithromycin = tel tetracycline = tet tigecycline = tgc tobramycin = tob trimethoprim = tmp trimethoprim-sulphamethoxazole = sxt vancomycin = van

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Date: 2017-10-07 11:00:05

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Part Seven

Part One || Part Two || Part Three || Part Four || Part Five || Part Six

Phrixus Jaril, 13, moves to the Citadel at a delicate age: namely, the peak of his teenage angst. He doesn’t expect much from these rich Citadel kids. But then he meets the Ryder twins, and all their friends, and realizes that he may have been a wee bit wrong about things. His relationship with Mira Ryder evolves over the years, and he never expected things to end up the way they did.

2970 words, Female Ryder|Sara Ryder/Original Male Turian Character, teen rating

AO3

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He hadn’t really gotten to know Jyra Kraetoq, of the lower Citadel wards, during basic. And two months into advanced training, he still knew jack-all about her. He and Ruq tended to include her at meal times and in down time, because they came from the same basic squad. And they were usually in the same fire team. But the most they’d gotten her to say about herself was that she could probably infiltrate any system of ductwork, felt strongly that anyone not carrying at least two sidepieces and knives was asking for it, and didn’t believe in eating meat. Even the vat-cloned “meat” that was so often a camp staple.

She was okay, though. Good with tech and a pistol.

He never saw Kraetoq after training; last he’d heard, she had a post out near geth space– some joint op with both Alliance and Flotilla forces cleaning up leftovers from the Battle of the Citadel. Ruq, unfortunately, stuck to him like varren shit. Some years after boot camp, they met again at the fringes of the Attican Traverse. Slaver hunting. But even without meeting up with Ruq again, he recalled these two in particular because they gave him some advice he should have listened to. Sure, Kraetoq went through partners like tp, and Ruq was so dense he’d have someone sticking their mandibles straight up into his before he realized they were interested– but still. You see the splinter in someone else’s eye better than the log in yours or whatever.

During one evening’s free time, most of their squad and the other squads in the company were in the rec room. Kraetoq had stood from the table she, Phrixus, and Ruq had been sitting at.

She whistled at him. “Jaril. Latrine.”

Feet propped on the table top, Phrixus looked up from his omnitool. “Take a female.”

They (meaning everyone under sergeant rank) had to walk around the camp in pairs, usualy male-male and female-female, but in cases of male-female you took three. One male, two females or one female, two males. It was kind of a pain in the middle of the night when someone had to pee really bad and had to wait on someone to wake up and stop cursing you for waking you up.

“I could make the obvious joke here,” Kraetoq drawled. “But let’s just save time and go already.”

He didn’t feel like arguing, so he dropped his feet and shoved at Ruq, napping on the table with his head in his arms. Ruq grumbled some but got up anyway. A short walk later, the two of them leaned against the wall outside the female latrine, Ruq half falling asleep again and Phrixus with his mandibles deep in his tool.

And his head was still mired elsewhere when Kraetoq came out, and the other two were halfway down the hallway.

“Jaril,” Ruq called.

He looked up, and pushed off the wall. And when he followed after them, and passed by them, Ruq got sneaky and shot out a hand to grab onto his wrist. Jerking, he whipped Phrixus’s hand around so that he could look at the omnitool, too.

“I’m not gonna forget you–” he read out loud. He whistled. “How darling. Romantic, even. How much did you pay the guy to write all this for your sour ass?”

Quicker than Ruq could react, Phrixus flicked him sharply on the forehead with his free hand.

“Shit–”

“Dumbass,” he told Ruq.

His hand returned to him, he turned off his omnitool. He’d been browsing through his old message logs. The people in them almost felt like… strangers. At what point had they stopped writing to each other like that, like… Their feelings were so easy to admit. To just spit out. It hadn’t even been a year since he’d written that line Ruq used, but it felt like a lifetime.

The three of them walked back to the rec area with Ruq shrilling about the mark Phrixus probably left. Kraetoq glanced at him. At the face he was making.

“Trouble in paradise?” she asked.

He glanced at her. Shrugged. “My girlfriend. Lately she’s… acting like a damn princess. I’m here, busting my ass, and…” He shrugged again. “It’s just hard to talk to her lately.”

They dropped into their old seats. Propped their feet up again. And Kraetoq didn’t say anything, so he thought the subject was dropped. But then she cleared her throat.

“Maybe she’s acting like a princess because she is one? Maybe every girl is a bit of a princess. Just some don’t get the chance to act like it.”

He looked at her. And shrugged and rolled his eyes because he was a damn idiot and thought she was complaining about having to nag them about walking her to the latrine, and not that she was saying something he should have really heard.

He should have been worried when Mira started going out again. Since the move to the dorms, Forta had decided to cut the drinking and work on lifting and his overall fitness. Of course, the timing and the amount of enthusiasm he threw into this should have worried Phrixus for an altogether different reason. Mira, though, went back to sneaking out with Aela and all the old suspects back home. He’d thought at first it was her just going back to things like normal. But then at some point she and Aela got bored of all the same old house parties.

[mira] soooo

[phrixus] yeah

[mira] me n aela have been up to no good

[mira] ;D

[phrixus] do i really want to hear this

[mira] yesss

[mira] you do

[mira] so u kno how ur csn is tied to ur face recs and thats how you get id’ed for bars and stuff

If at any time you are a citizen of Citadel space, you receive a constantly updating three-dimensional face scan that will be associated with a Citadel Space Number and your various specs. This information is stored with various police and government databases, which vendors of regulated goods and services are required to access before selling to you.

[phrixus] yeah…

[mira] well, we met this asari who knows someone that will program a jump in scanner software when your face is scanned so it looks like you’re legal

[mira] its expensive

[mira] but i think its worth it

[phrixus] mira

[phrixus] are you for real right now

[mira] what

[phrixus] you’re planning on going to bars and clubs

[phrixus] you’re a kid

[phrixus] you know that’s fucking dangerous

[phrixus] there are creeps out there

[mira] yeah i know

[mira] we’re not going to be stupid about it

[mira] whats with you

[mira] you used to be into this stuff

[phrixus] well maybe i just have my priorities straight

[mira] and i dont?

[phrixus] you’re failing half your classes, you skip too much, all you really seem to care about anymore is partying

[phrixus] you’re not even going to the gun ranges or the arena

[phrixus] and aela just keeps making it worse

[mira] you dont know anything

[mira] aela has been there for me

[mira] she actually listens to me

[mira] not like you anymore

[mira] you used to give a shit about my life

[mira] now im lucky if you even send a message once a day

[mira] you used to tell me things

[mira] now i dont know anything about what youre doing

[mira] or how you are

[mira] youve changed and i dont even know you anymore

[phrixus] you think i wanted it like this

[phrixus] im here because its my responsibility

[phrixus] im doing my duty and i dont have all the fucking time in the world to answer every message

[phrixus] especially all this crap about how hungover you are or whining about how expensive your fake id will be

[phrixus] im here doing real work in the real world

[phrixus] not like you and aela out in la la land over there

[phrixus] im getting my life together not fucking wasting it

[mira] no youre not youre just being an asshole

[mira] maybe everyone was right about you

[mira] youre not shy or misunderstood or whatever

[mira] youre just a selfish jerk

[mira] you have no idea how to care about anyone other than yourself

[mira] and i bet none of this is new

[mira] youve always looked down on me

[mira] youre just a fucking emotional leech

[mira] but dont worry i wont bother you again with my screwed up life

-

They didn’t talk for two weeks.

He had never been angry at anyone, had never been angry at her in this way before. He’d never been hurt in this way.

He aced an impromptu fire and movement drill, earned praise from the company’s captain. He memorized all of the regs concerning the movement of refugees from an unsecured location to a secured location. He learned how to properly fire heavy artillery, and how to decimate an air raid with a dazzling firework display.

All the while pretending to not think about it. All the while stewing.

He felt like shit.

He ignored calls from home, from his moms and his old friends. All the messages. He told no one about the fight. Maybe he thought if he kept quiet, it would cease to exist. Just be erased from the history of the universe if no one could remember it.

But him ignoring it wasn’t going to erase the logs in his omnitool, or make her forget.

He just felt like shit.

When did things get so bad? How could it have been, just a year ago, that he felt there was no one who knew him better, that he trusted more, and then that same person turned into a stranger? Someone he couldn’t understand, someone who he couldn’t confide in or vice-versa? How the fuck was it possible that someone you’d shared a bed with– the only person you’d touched or touched you could turn into… an enemy?

And what was it in him that just… could do nothing to help her. Her mother was dying. And he couldn’t do anything. He hadn’t been able to comfort her, say anything of significance for her. He was useless.

If he were honest, and not trying to forget the whole thing, he’d have to admit he didn’t have much right to criticize her.

Where did the trust get broken? Where did the understanding go? Where did that warm afternoon air go, sliding down their bare backs? Where did the quiet rustling as they shifted closer go? And her smile– when was the last time he’d made her smile?

That hit some deep spot in him, some horribly tender place that wasn’t protected by plates or armor. A place he’d been trying to ignore, all this time at camp.

He pretended to forget for two weeks before he ended up wide awake after lights out, laying in bed and staring at the ceiling. He was running on several nights of staring up at the ceiling instead of sleeping, and yet, here he was. Awake. Pretending.

Phrixus pushed up an elbow and glanced down from his top bunk. Everyone was out. In the hall outside, he couldn’t hear the boots of the patrolling fire watch. They were supposed to report anyone out of bed, but even if they caught him only brown-nosing assholes ever snitched on fellow trainees.

Silently, he slipped down the ladder. He dug his omnitool out, climbed back up, and pulled up the covers to block some of the light.

He sent a message to Mira. And waited. And waited. The air filters in the barracks room clicked at rapid rhythm every few hours. It wasn’t too loud, just sort of softly angry and stuttery. Could wake you up though, and you wouldn’t realize it was the filters. You’d get spooked and feel like something was sitting on your chest. He sent another message.

And he waited and waited.

[phrixus] We need to talk.

[mira] oooo cap

[mira] s

[mira] pucntion

[mira] ooooooo

[mira] u dontwnt to tallk tome

[phrixus] Have you been drinking?

A very long pause. He turned his omnitool’s light off when he heard the passing of the fire watch.

[phrixus] Where are you?

[mira] purgatory

[phrixus] Mira.

[mira] stop

[mira] dont

[phrixus] Who’s with you?

[mira] y do u caer

[phrixus] I’m messaging Aela.

[mira] no

[mira] y not alk me

[mira] im drunk im nt stupid

[mira] im the one u shld tallk to

[mira] but u dont

[mira] u nnever

[phrixus] im sorry

[mira] yeah

[mira] metoo

[phrixus] you wanna vid talk?

[phrixus] mira?

[phrixus] mira

He waited a while. And waited. Tried her again. Then he tried Aela.

[phrixus] hey are you with mira

[aela] yeah

[aela] we’re leaving purgatory now

[aela] try her tomorrow or something

[phrixus] ok

[phrixus] how is she

[aela] look, i’m the last person you want to ask about this

[aela] i’m not gonna pull punches

[aela] and i don’t want to make it worse

[aela] just talk to her tomorrow

-

So he skipped lunch the next day and messaged her. Wedged into the corner between two auxiliary buildings, having snuck his omnitool into his waistband in the morning. The electromagnetic barrier of the fort’s biodome buzzing distantly overhead. As answer, she vid called him back.

He was in fatigues, unbuttoned to the waist. The dome protected from a great deal of heat, but it was still much hotter out of doors.

She stared at him, out of the QE data transmission, tinged in hologram blue. In her dorm, sitting on a bed not so different from the one he used now. The plain, nondescript walls not so different from the ones in the barracks, yet hers papered with photo screens and posters. The cushions at her back the same from her old room. Her face was a mess, like clan markings done with cheap paint in a downpour, and she wore a wrinkled and disheveled dress he’d never seen before. Her hair was pulled back carelessly.

“Hey,” she said, small and quiet.

“Hey,” he said.

He could hear the distant rhythm of a jogging company. Even farther out, the sharp cracks of the range.

“You okay?” he asked.

Her eyes shot down, her jaw working. She shook her head.

“I don’t– I need to say something,” she said. “I said some stuff I shouldn’t have the last time we messaged.”

“I did, too–”

“Wait. Just, wait. I’m sorry. You’re not that type of person I said you were. But I also said some things I should’ve a while ago. Things haven’t… they haven’t been the same… Phrixus.”

He waited, holding his mandibles rigid. He watched the slide of her eyes to some spot away from him, and the working of her throat.

“I’m sorry,” he managed. “Mira, I’m sorry. I’ve been terrible. You’re nothing like… and I haven’t been there for you, I know. But I’ve been– worried about you.”

She hesitated, nervous hands going to push away a stray curl that wasn’t there. “I’m glad. I mean. I know I haven’t been making great choices. But I mean… I just wanted… some fun and– and you know, I’ve been worried about you, too. I don’t have any idea how you’re feeling anymore.”

“Yeah,” he said, subvocals dipping. “I know.”

“And I’m sort of tired of just… waiting for some bit of your time. I feel like I’m just a distraction for you.”

“You’re not– you’re not. But… I’m sorry. I just need, well, space. I really just can’t spare the same amount of time…”

“I know.”

Then she looked up properly, at the rigidity in his face. Her eyes shone. She inhaled, the sound trembling, in her throat.

“Phrixus, I think– I think this just isn’t working anymore. Things aren’t the same.  And we both– I think we both need to focus on other things.”

The voice of some sergeant out in the yard spread out over the compound, echoing like a sergeant’s voice does, but wordless and unemotional and hard. An unintelligible dressing down of some group of teenagers.

“I…” he needed to reply, but his voice was skittering away from him. “I think… you’re probably right. I guess we should just– break up…”

She stared up at him. Her voice was so small and tight. “Yeah.”

“I’m sorry.”

“Me too.”

-

He felt… relief for a while. Relief that the pressure and responsibility of the relationship was over. That he didn’t have to come back to his bunk with a backlog of messages to catch up on.

But then the guilt set in. Had they just given up? Should he have tried harder, done more. How could he have said the things he did. This wasn’t just anyone.  This was her. And she had needed him, and he hadn’t been there.

And then the pain set in. Like the story Lieutenant Gratarian had told them on simulation; there are times when soldiers get cleaved in two, and they’re dead, they just don’t realize it yet. But they keep talking, still trying to get help. But they’re dead, and they’ll feel it soon.

All the things he remembered, all the things they’d shared– it got into that deep and tender spot. Turned into this black blemish that never seemed to go away. He could forget about it. But sometimes something (some scent that reminded him, some shift in another’s form) would touch it, and light that tender spot on fire.

But what they’d said still remained.

Maybe it was for the best.

He could focus on training, and she could work things out, figure out the thing in her that was hurting.

Time passed. He didn’t try to make up or restart things, and neither did she.

And they moved on.

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संकेतिक भाषा का प्रयोग करते हैं। जिनहें Medical Abbreviations कहा जाता है। मेडिकल सांइस से जुड़े सभी Antimicrobial, Mechanism और Organism के Abbreviations / र्शाटकट वर्डस विस्तार से निम्न प्रकार हैं। जोकि बहुत ही हेल्पफुल हैं। डाॅक्टर और मेडिकल से जुड़ी संकेतिक भाषा जानकारी का आसानी से पता लगा सकते हैं। CARE SHORTCUT KEYS AXR = abdominal x-ray BAC = blood alcohol content BC = birth control BE = barium enema BMT = bone marrow transplant Bx = biopsy BRP = bathroom privileges CPR = cardiopulmonary resuscitation CXR = chest x-ray ECC = emergency cardiac care ECG or EKG = electrocardiogram ECMO = Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation ECT = Electroconvulsive therapy ECV = External cephalic version FB = Foreign body FNA = Fine needle aspiration FOBT = Fecal occult blood testing GLT = Glucose loading test GTT = Glucose tolerance test H20 = Water I&D = Incision and drainage IM = Intramuscular I&O = Intake and output IV = Intravenous IUPC = Intrauterine pressure catheter In vitro = In the laboratory In vivo = In the body KUB = Kidney, ureter, bladder (x-ray) OGTT = Oral glucose tolerance test PAP = Pulmonary artery pressure; Papanicolaou test PEEP = Positive end expiratory pressure PT = Physical therapy T&C = Type and cross (blood) TPA = Tissue plasminogen activator (dissolve clots), total parenteral alimentation UA = Urinalysis US = Ultrasound XRT = External radiation therapy BODY DESCRIPTION SHORTCUT KEYS ABD = Abdomen AD = Right ear AL = Left ear AU = Both ears BMD = Bone mass density BMI = Body mass index BMR = Basal metabolic rate CBD = Common bile duct CBF = Cerebral blood flow FL = Femur length FROM = Free range of motion HC = Head circumference IBW = Ideal body weight LLL = Left lower lobe LLQ = Left lower quadrant LUL = Left upper lobe LUQ = Left upper quadrant LV = Left ventricle OD = Right eye OS = Left eye OU = Both eyes PNS = Peripheral nervous system RA = Right atrium RUL = Right upper lobe RUQ = Right upper quadrant RV = Right ventricle, residual volume TLC = Total lung capacity UE = Upper extremity WT = Weight DIAGNOSIS & CONDITION SHORTCUT KEYS ADHD = Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder AF = Acid-fast AIDS = Acquired immune deficiency syndrome A&O = Alert and oriented AOB = Alcohol on breath ARDS = Adult respiratory distress syndrome ARF = Acute renal failure, acute rheumatic fever BAD = Bipolar affective disorder BM = Bowel movement BP = Blood pressure CA = Cancer CAB = Carotid artery bruit CABG = Coronary artery bypass graft CAD = Coronary artery disease CBC = Complete blood count CF = Cystic fibrosis C/F = Chills, fever COVID 19 = Corona Virus CFT = Complement fixation testing CHD = Congenital heart disease CHF = Congestive heart failure COLD = Chronic obstructive lung disease COPD = Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease CP = Chest pain CP = Cerebral palsy C/S = Cesarean section CV = Cardiovascular CVA = Cerebral vascular accident (stroke) DTR = Deep tendon reflex DVT = Deep venous thrombosis Dx = Diagnosis EBL = Estimated blood loss EBV = Epstein-Barr virus EC = Eye contact ECASA = Enteric coated acetylsalicylic acid EGC = Early gastric cancer FAS = Fetal alcohol syndrome FB = Foreign body F/C = Fever, chills FEF = Forced expiratory flow FHR= Fetal heart rate FM = Fetal movement FRC = Functional residual capacity FSE = Fetal scalp electrode FSH = Follicle stimulating hormone FT = Full term FX = Fracture GA = Gestational age GH = Growth hormone GHRH = Growth hormone releasing hormone GI = Gastrointestinal GLT = Glucose loading test GSW = Gunshot wound GTT = Glucose tolerance test GU = Genitourinary HA = Headache HA = Hemolytic anemia HAV = Hepatitis A virus HBV = Hepatitis B virus Hb = Hemoglobin HCV = Hepatitis C virus HDL = High density lipoprotein HDV = Hepatitis D virus HIV = Human immunodeficiency virus HPA = Hypothalamic suppression test HR = Heart rate HTN = Hypertension IBD = Inflammatory bowel disease IBS = Inflammatory bowel syndrome ICP = Intracranial pressure IDDM = Insulin dependent diabetes mellitus IPF = Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis IUI = Intrauterine insemination IUP = Intrauterine pregnancy IVF = In vitro fertilization IVIG = Intravenous immune globulin IVP = Intravenous push JCV = JC virus JRA = Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis JVD = Jugular venous distension KS = Kaposi sarcoma LAD = Leukocyte adhesion deficiency LBP = Ower back pain LBW = Low birth weight LIH = Left inguinal hernia LOF = Loss of fluid MD = Muscular dystrophy MR = Mental retardation MS = Multiple sclerosis NAD = No acute distress Nat/O = Birth NIDDM = Non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus NM = Neuromuscular N/V = Nausea vomiting NVD = Normal vaginal delivery OCD = Obsessive compulsive disorder ON = Optic neuritis OSA = Obstructive sleep apnea PD = Parkinson's disease PE = Pulmonary embolism PKD = Polycystic kidney disease PID = Pelvic inflammatory disease PIH = Pregnancy induced hypertension PMS = Premenstrual syndrome PTSD = Post-traumatic stress disorder RA = Rheumatoid arthritis RAD = Reactive airway disease RDS = Respiratory distress syndrome REM = Rapid eye movements RHD = Rheumatic heart disease RXN = Reaction SAB = Spontaneous abortion SBO = Small bowel obstruction SBS = Shaken baby syndrome SOB = Shortness of breath STD = Sexually transmitted disease TAH = Total abdominal hysterectomy TB = Tuberculosis TBI = Traumatic brain injury TGA = Transient global amnesia UC = Ulcerative colitis UO = Urine output URI = Upper respiratory infection UTI = Urinary tract infection VB = Vaginal bleeding VBAC = Vaginal birth after caesarean section VF = Ventricular fibrillation VH = Vaginal hysterectomy, hallucination VIP = Voluntary interruption of pregnancy COMMUNICATION SHORTCUT KEYS AA =  Amino acid ABG =  Arterial blood gas ADM =  Admission, admitted ALS =  Advanced life support, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis AMA = Against medical advice, American Medical Association ASAP = As soon as possible A&W = Alive and well C = Centigrade, celsius CC = Cubic centimeter, chief complaint, critical care, complications, carbon copy C/O =  Complains of, care of CO2 = Carbon dioxide D/C =  Discontinue or discharge DNR =  Do not resuscitate DO = Disorder DOA = Dead on arrival or date of admission DOB = Date of birth DOT = Directly observed therapy DSM = Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders EDC = Estimated date of confinement EDD = Estimated delivery date EGA = Estimated gestational age ER = Emergency room F = Fahrenheit H&P = History & physical examination HPI = History of present illness H/O = History of HR = Heart rate or hour HS = Hour of sleep (bedtime) ICU = Intensive care unit ID = Infectious diseases IP = Inpatient IQ = Intelligence quotient IU = International units MCO = Managed care organization MG = milligram MVA = motor vehicle accident ML = milliliter NKDA = no known drug allergies NTG = nitroglycerin O2 = oxygen OPD = outpatient department P = pulse Post-op = postoperative (after surgery) Pre-op = preoperative (before surgery) PA or PT = patient PCP = primary care physician RBC = red blood cell RF = risk factor S = without (sans) SX = symptoms S/S = signs and symptoms STAT = immediately T = temperature TPR = temperature, pulse, respiration USOH = usual state of health VS = vital signs VSS = vital signs stable WB = whole blood WBC = white blood cell WNL = within normal limits MECHANISM SHORTCUT KEYS beta-lactamase = blac ESBL, all types = esbl ESBL, CTX-M type = esbl_ctxm mecA gene = mecA methicillin resistant = metR mupA gene = mupA ORGANISM SHORTCUT KEYS Alpha-haemolytic streptococcus = as Beta-haemolytic streptococcus = bs Coagulase-negative staphylococcus = cn Enterobacte = re Enterococcus = ec Escherichia coli = eo Klebsiell = ak Proteea = ep Pseudomonas =  ps Serratia = gn Staphylococcus aureus = st Streptococcus pneumoniae = pn ANTIMICROBIAL SHORTCUT KEYS amoxicillin = amx amoxicillin/clavulanate = amc amikacin = amk ampicillin = amp azithromycin = azm cefaclor = cec cefotaxime = ctx cefoxitin = fox ceftaroline = cpt ceftazidime = caz ceftazidime/avibactam = cza ceftobiprole = bpr ceftolozane/tazobactam = c_t cefuroxime = cxm ciprofloxacin = cip clarithromycin = clr clindamycin = cli colistin = cst dalbavancin = dal daptomycin = dap doripenem = dor ertapenem = etp erythromycin = ery faropenem = far fusidic acid = fus gemifloxacin = gem gentamicin = gen imipenem = ipm imipenem/relebactam= ipr levofloxacin = lvx linezolid = lzd meropenem = mem metronidazole = mtz minocycline = min moxifloxacin = mxf mupirocin = mup oxacillin = oxa penicillin = pen piperacillin/tazobactam =tzp rifampicin = rif solithromycin = sol teicoplanin = tec telavancin = tlv telithromycin = tel tetracycline = tet tigecycline = tgc tobramycin = tob trimethoprim = tmp trimethoprim-sulphamethoxazole = sxt vancomycin = van

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मेडिकल सांइस के संक्षिप्त शब्द Medical Science Shortcut Words

Medical  Abbreviations List / हाॅस्पिटल, क्लेनिक में डाॅक्टर द्वारा मरीज उपचार एवं दवाईयों के लिए सम्बन्धित पर्चा, लेटर, डोक्यूमेंटस तैयार किया जाता है। जोकि हर कोई व्यक्ति आसानी से नहीं समझ पाता है। मरीज विवरण तैयार करने में डाॅक्टर/एक्सपर्ट मेडिकल भाषा में र्शाटकट कीवर्डस में विवरण लिखते हैं। जिसे उपचार सारणी बनने से लेकर ऑफिस रिकाॅर्ड के लिए रखा जाता है। मेडिकल सांइस में अकसर डाॅक्टर/एक्सपर्ट मरीज का सम्पूर्ण विवरण बहुत कम संकेतिक भाषा में रखते हैं, ताकि मरीज उपचार करने में आसानी हो, आसानी से दवाईयां, उपचार और सुझाव पूरी जानकारी एक मात्र कागज लिख सकें और उपचार में देरी ना हो। अधिक-से अधिक मरीजों की सम्पूर्ण जानकारी एक मात्र "डाॅक्टर पैड" में सलंग्न हो सके। और ज्यादा से ज्यादा मरीजों का उपचार शीघ्रता से हो सके। हाॅस्पिटल, क्लेनिक में डाॅक्टर/एक्सपर्ट की ड्यूटी शिफ्ट बदलने पर, दूसरे डाॅक्टर/एक्सपर्ट की गैरहाजरी में या मेडिकल शाॅप से उपचार हेतु दवाईयां, सर्जरी सामग्री या फिर बीमारी को समझना या उपचार से जुड़ी बारीकियों को जानने में आसानी बनी रहे। इस सभी उपरोक्त वजहों से डाॅक्टर/एक्सपर्ट संकेतिक भाषा का प्रयोग करते हैं। जिनहें Medical Abbreviations कहा जाता है। मेडिकल सांइस से जुड़े सभी Antimicrobial, Mechanism और Organism के Abbreviations / र्शाटकट वर्डस विस्तार से निम्न प्रकार हैं। जोकि बहुत ही हेल्पफुल हैं। डाॅक्टर और मेडिकल से जुड़ी संकेतिक भाषा जानकारी का आसानी से पता लगा सकते हैं। CARE SHORTCUT KEYS AXR = abdominal x-ray BAC = blood alcohol content BC = birth control BE = barium enema BMT = bone marrow transplant Bx = biopsy BRP = bathroom privileges CPR = cardiopulmonary resuscitation CXR = chest x-ray ECC = emergency cardiac care ECG or EKG = electrocardiogram ECMO = Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation ECT = Electroconvulsive therapy ECV = External cephalic version FB = Foreign body FNA = Fine needle aspiration FOBT = Fecal occult blood testing GLT = Glucose loading test GTT = Glucose tolerance test H20 = Water I&D = Incision and drainage IM = Intramuscular I&O = Intake and output IV = Intravenous IUPC = Intrauterine pressure catheter In vitro = In the laboratory In vivo = In the body KUB = Kidney, ureter, bladder (x-ray) OGTT = Oral glucose tolerance test PAP = Pulmonary artery pressure; Papanicolaou test PEEP = Positive end expiratory pressure PT = Physical therapy T&C = Type and cross (blood) TPA = Tissue plasminogen activator (dissolve clots), total parenteral alimentation UA = Urinalysis US = Ultrasound XRT = External radiation therapy BODY DESCRIPTION SHORTCUT KEYS ABD = Abdomen AD = Right ear AL = Left ear AU = Both ears BMD = Bone mass density BMI = Body mass index BMR = Basal metabolic rate CBD = Common bile duct CBF = Cerebral blood flow FL = Femur length FROM = Free range of motion HC = Head circumference IBW = Ideal body weight LLL = Left lower lobe LLQ = Left lower quadrant LUL = Left upper lobe LUQ = Left upper quadrant LV = Left ventricle OD = Right eye OS = Left eye OU = Both eyes PNS = Peripheral nervous system RA = Right atrium RUL = Right upper lobe RUQ = Right upper quadrant RV = Right ventricle, residual volume TLC = Total lung capacity UE = Upper extremity WT = Weight DIAGNOSIS & CONDITION SHORTCUT KEYS ADHD = Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder AF = Acid-fast AIDS = Acquired immune deficiency syndrome A&O = Alert and oriented AOB = Alcohol on breath ARDS = Adult respiratory distress syndrome ARF = Acute renal failure, acute rheumatic fever BAD = Bipolar affective disorder BM = Bowel movement BP = Blood pressure CA = Cancer CAB = Carotid artery bruit CABG = Coronary artery bypass graft CAD = Coronary artery disease CBC = Complete blood count CF = Cystic fibrosis C/F = Chills, fever COVID 19 = Corona Virus CFT = Complement fixation testing CHD = Congenital heart disease CHF = Congestive heart failure COLD = Chronic obstructive lung disease COPD = Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease CP = Chest pain CP = Cerebral palsy C/S = Cesarean section CV = Cardiovascular CVA = Cerebral vascular accident (stroke) DTR = Deep tendon reflex DVT = Deep venous thrombosis Dx = Diagnosis EBL = Estimated blood loss EBV = Epstein-Barr virus EC = Eye contact ECASA = Enteric coated acetylsalicylic acid EGC = Early gastric cancer FAS = Fetal alcohol syndrome FB = Foreign body F/C = Fever, chills FEF = Forced expiratory flow FHR= Fetal heart rate FM = Fetal movement FRC = Functional residual capacity FSE = Fetal scalp electrode FSH = Follicle stimulating hormone FT = Full term FX = Fracture GA = Gestational age GH = Growth hormone GHRH = Growth hormone releasing hormone GI = Gastrointestinal GLT = Glucose loading test GSW = Gunshot wound GTT = Glucose tolerance test GU = Genitourinary HA = Headache HA = Hemolytic anemia HAV = Hepatitis A virus HBV = Hepatitis B virus Hb = Hemoglobin HCV = Hepatitis C virus HDL = High density lipoprotein HDV = Hepatitis D virus HIV = Human immunodeficiency virus HPA = Hypothalamic suppression test HR = Heart rate HTN = Hypertension IBD = Inflammatory bowel disease IBS = Inflammatory bowel syndrome ICP = Intracranial pressure IDDM = Insulin dependent diabetes mellitus IPF = Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis IUI = Intrauterine insemination IUP = Intrauterine pregnancy IVF = In vitro fertilization IVIG = Intravenous immune globulin IVP = Intravenous push JCV = JC virus JRA = Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis JVD = Jugular venous distension KS = Kaposi sarcoma LAD = Leukocyte adhesion deficiency LBP = Ower back pain LBW = Low birth weight LIH = Left inguinal hernia LOF = Loss of fluid MD = Muscular dystrophy MR = Mental retardation MS = Multiple sclerosis NAD = No acute distress Nat/O = Birth NIDDM = Non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus NM = Neuromuscular N/V = Nausea vomiting NVD = Normal vaginal delivery OCD = Obsessive compulsive disorder ON = Optic neuritis OSA = Obstructive sleep apnea PD = Parkinson's disease PE = Pulmonary embolism PKD = Polycystic kidney disease PID = Pelvic inflammatory disease PIH = Pregnancy induced hypertension PMS = Premenstrual syndrome PTSD = Post-traumatic stress disorder RA = Rheumatoid arthritis RAD = Reactive airway disease RDS = Respiratory distress syndrome REM = Rapid eye movements RHD = Rheumatic heart disease RXN = Reaction SAB = Spontaneous abortion SBO = Small bowel obstruction SBS = Shaken baby syndrome SOB = Shortness of breath STD = Sexually transmitted disease TAH = Total abdominal hysterectomy TB = Tuberculosis TBI = Traumatic brain injury TGA = Transient global amnesia UC = Ulcerative colitis UO = Urine output URI = Upper respiratory infection UTI = Urinary tract infection VB = Vaginal bleeding VBAC = Vaginal birth after caesarean section VF = Ventricular fibrillation VH = Vaginal hysterectomy, hallucination VIP = Voluntary interruption of pregnancy COMMUNICATION SHORTCUT KEYS AA =  Amino acid ABG =  Arterial blood gas ADM =  Admission, admitted ALS =  Advanced life support, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis AMA = Against medical advice, American Medical Association ASAP = As soon as possible A&W = Alive and well C = Centigrade, celsius CC = Cubic centimeter, chief complaint, critical care, complications, carbon copy C/O =  Complains of, care of CO2 = Carbon dioxide D/C =  Discontinue or discharge DNR =  Do not resuscitate DO = Disorder DOA = Dead on arrival or date of admission DOB = Date of birth DOT = Directly observed therapy DSM = Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders EDC = Estimated date of confinement EDD = Estimated delivery date EGA = Estimated gestational age ER = Emergency room F = Fahrenheit H&P = History & physical examination HPI = History of present illness H/O = History of HR = Heart rate or hour HS = Hour of sleep (bedtime) ICU = Intensive care unit ID = Infectious diseases IP = Inpatient IQ = Intelligence quotient IU = International units MCO = Managed care organization MG = milligram MVA = motor vehicle accident ML = milliliter NKDA = no known drug allergies NTG = nitroglycerin O2 = oxygen OPD = outpatient department P = pulse Post-op = postoperative (after surgery) Pre-op = preoperative (before surgery) PA or PT = patient PCP = primary care physician RBC = red blood cell RF = risk factor S = without (sans) SX = symptoms S/S = signs and symptoms STAT = immediately T = temperature TPR = temperature, pulse, respiration USOH = usual state of health VS = vital signs VSS = vital signs stable WB = whole blood WBC = white blood cell WNL = within normal limits MECHANISM SHORTCUT KEYS beta-lactamase = blac ESBL, all types = esbl ESBL, CTX-M type = esbl_ctxm mecA gene = mecA methicillin resistant = metR mupA gene = mupA ORGANISM SHORTCUT KEYS Alpha-haemolytic streptococcus = as Beta-haemolytic streptococcus = bs Coagulase-negative staphylococcus = cn Enterobacte = re Enterococcus = ec Escherichia coli = eo Klebsiell = ak Proteea = ep Pseudomonas =  ps Serratia = gn Staphylococcus aureus = st Streptococcus pneumoniae = pn ANTIMICROBIAL SHORTCUT KEYS amoxicillin = amx amoxicillin/clavulanate = amc amikacin = amk ampicillin = amp azithromycin = azm cefaclor = cec cefotaxime = ctx cefoxitin = fox ceftaroline = cpt ceftazidime = caz ceftazidime/avibactam = cza ceftobiprole = bpr ceftolozane/tazobactam = c_t cefuroxime = cxm ciprofloxacin = cip clarithromycin = clr clindamycin = cli colistin = cst dalbavancin = dal daptomycin = dap doripenem = dor ertapenem = etp erythromycin = ery faropenem = far fusidic acid = fus gemifloxacin = gem gentamicin = gen imipenem = ipm imipenem/relebactam= ipr levofloxacin = lvx linezolid = lzd meropenem = mem metronidazole = mtz minocycline = min moxifloxacin = mxf mupirocin = mup oxacillin = oxa penicillin = pen piperacillin/tazobactam =tzp rifampicin = rif solithromycin = sol teicoplanin = tec telavancin = tlv telithromycin = tel tetracycline = tet tigecycline = tgc tobramycin = tob trimethoprim = tmp trimethoprim-sulphamethoxazole = sxt vancomycin = van

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