2018年6月19日 · We have assembled a list of common abbreviations that you are bound to encounter. Soon enough you’ll be the one interpreting for the poor student on a medicine service! In the meantime, we hope you’ll find this to be a helpful resource as you navigate the confusion of the first few months of residency.

2011年3月1日 · To avoid confusion or even embarrassing mistakes, here are some of the most commonly used appropriate abbreviations. Use them to standardize documentation in the medical record. When you are audited, the nurse reviewer will know exactly what you are referencing.

Type in any ophtho term to this translator or copy and paste entire notes to finally decode all those abbreviations. Or, simply reference the most commonly used abbreviations the old fashioned way.

OU = Oculus Uterque. I am also looking for the pronunciation of OU. It’s not even on howjsay.com and I have been able to find all other medical pronunciations there.

Thankfully, the American Academy of Ophthalmology has put together the following guide for optometrists and PCPs. We know that the amount of ophthalmic abbreviations can be confounding, which is why we've prepared this list for referring doctors.

2024年11月8日 · Explore key ophthalmology abbreviations, their meanings, and how they simplify communication in eye care — from diagnostics to treatment terminology.

IOL: intraocular lens. PCIOL: Posterior Chamber IOL (standard IOL located behind the iris) ACIOL: Anterior Chamber IOL (located in front of the iris, less common, due to ocular structural abnormalities or surgical complications primarily) IOP: intraocular pressure. C/D: cup-to-disk ratio . FB: foreign body. PPA: peri-papillary atrophy. DFE ...

what is IOLI & IOL? EDITOR: Well, IOL is IntraOcular Lens. I’m not sure what IOLI could mean.

OU: both eyes; POAG: primary open angle glaucoma; PCO: posterior capsular opacity (aka, secondary cataract) PDR: proliferative diabetic retinopathy; PKP: penetrating keratoplasty (aka corneal transplant) PPV: pars plana vitrectomy; PRP: pan retinal photocoagulation; PSC: posterior subcapsular cataract;

IOOA OU Inferior Oblique Over Action Both Eyes IOP Intraocular Pressure IOSI Intraocular Steroid Injection IR Inferior Rectus Muscle J1,J2,J3 etc. Test Types for Reading Vision ... SiO Silicone IOL sl Slight sl66 Soflens 66 SLE Slit Lamp Exam SLT Selective Laser Trabeculoplasty SN Snellen Letters SO Superior Oblique Muscle ...