This short set of Medical Terminology flash cards includes six abbreviations starting with the letter J. A few
are older terms that are rarely used today. For example, juvenile-onset diabetes is typically categorized as Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes mellitus. Examine context clues if you see an abbreviation that has more than one possible meaning. If there is any doubt,
spell the word out. Follow facility policy regarding use of
abbreviations.
Directions
- Click on the first slide to enlarge to full screen.
- Click on the slide or thumbnail at the bottom to advance to
the next slide.
- Study the abbreviations backwards by clicking on the last
slide and clicking on the thumbnails to advance to the previous slides.
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| Medical Abbreviation Flash Cards by Katrena |
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| JOD |
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| juvenile-onset diabetes |
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| JVP |
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| jugular venous pressure; jugular venous pulse |
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| j, jaund |
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| jaundice |
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| JRA |
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| juvenile rheumatoid arthritis |
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| jct |
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| junctions |
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| Jt |
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| joint |
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