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CUI C7 mnemonics

Common mnemonics used in nursing / medicine

QuestionAnswer
6 Steps in the Nursing Process AADPIE (AA Delicious PIE) A-ssessment A-nanlysis D-iagnosis P-lanning I-mplementation E-valuaton
Inflammation (HIPER) H-eat I-nduration P-ain E-dema R-edness
Acid-Base (ROME) R-espiratory O-pposite M-etabolic E-qual
CANCER'S Early Warning Signs CAUTION UP C-hange in bowel or bladder A-lesion that don’t heal U-nusual bleeding or discharge T-hickening or lump in breast, elsewhr I-ndigestion or dysphagia O-bvious ∆ in wart or mole N-agging cough or persistent hoarseness U-nexplained wt loss P-erniciou
CANCER Interventions C-omfort A-ltered Body Image N-utrition C-hemotherapy E-valuate response to meds R-espite for caretakers
Hypoglycemia (TIRED) - an abnormal decrease of blood in the sugar T-achycardia I-rritability R-estless E-xcessive Hunger D-iaphoresis/ Depression
Adrenal Gland Hormones (SSS) S-ugar (Glucocorticoids) S-alt (Mineralcorticoids) S-ex (Androgens)
Pulmonary Edema (MAD DOG) M-Morphine A-Aminophylline D- Digitalis D-Diuretics (Lasix) O- Oxygen G- ases (Blood Gases ABG's)
5 P's of Circulatory Checks P-Pain P-Paresthesia P-Paralysis P-Pulse P-Pallor (Paleness)
Hypertension Nursing Care (DIURETIC) D-aily Weight I- ntake and Output (I & O) U- rine Output R-esponse of BP E-lectrolytes T-ake Pulses I-schemic Episodes (TIA) C-omplications: 4C's
4 C's of Hypertension (Complications) C- Coronary Artery Disease C- Coronary Rheumatic Fever C- Congestive Heart Failure C- Cardio Vascular Accident
Complications of Trauma Client (TRAUMATIC) T-issue Perfusion Problems R-espiratory Problems A-nxiety U-nstable Clotting Factors M-alnutrition A-ltered Body Image T-hromboembolism I-nfection C-oping Problems
Cyanotic Defects: 4 T's T- Tetralogy of Fallot T- Truncus Arteriosus T- Transportation of the Great Vessels T- Tricuspid Atresia
Cranial Nerve Mnemonic 01 O-Lympic /Olfactory O-Pium /Optic O-Ccupies /Oculomotor T-ROubled /Trochlear T-RIathletes /Trigeminal A-fter /Abducens F-inishing /Facial V-Egas /Vestibulocochlear G-ambling /Glossopharyngeal V-Acations /Vagus S-till /Spinal Acesory H-igh /Hypo
Cranial Nerve Mnemonic 02 O- Oh O- Oh O- Oh T- To T- Touch A- And F - Feel A G - irl's V - agina S - So H- Heavenly
Cranial Nerve Mnemonic 03 O- On O -Old O- Obando T- Tower T- Top A- F- Filipino A - Army G - Guards V - Villages A - And H - Huts
Cranial Nerve Mnemonics (Sensory, Motor or Both) S - Some S - Says M- Marilyn M- Monroe B - But M- My B- Brother S- Says B- Bridget B - Bardot M- Mmm M- Mmm
Cranial Nerve Mnemonics 02 (Sensory, Motor or Both) S- Some S- Say M - Marry M- Money B- But M- My B - Brother S- Says B- Bad B- Business M - Marry M - Money
Nursing Care for Sprains and Strains (RICE) R- Rest I - Ice C - Compression E- Elevation
Care of Client in Traction (TRACTION) T- Temperature (Extremity, Infection) R - Ropes hang freely A - Alignment C - Circulation Check (5 P's) T- Type & Location of fracture I - Increase fluide intake O - Overhead trapeze N - No weights on bed or floor
OB Non-Stress Test (NNN) 3 negatives in a row to interpret results of Non-Stress Test N - Non-reactive N - Non- Stress is N - Not good
Severe Pre-Eclampsia (HELLP) H- emolysis E- levated L- iver function tests L- ow P- latelet count
Assessment Tests for Fetal Well-Being (ALONE) A- Amniocentesis L- L/S Ratio O - Oxytocin Test N - Non-Stress Test E - Estriol Level
Evalution of Episiotomy Healing (REEDA) R- Redness E- Edema E - Ecchymosis D - Discharge, Drainage A - Approximation
Evalution of Episiotomy Healing (REEDA) R- Redness E- Edema E - Ecchymosis D - Discharge, Drainage A - Approximation
Post-Partum Assessment (BUBBLE) B-reasts U-terus B-owels B-ladder L-ochia E-pisiotomy/lateration/C-section incision
Tracheal Esophageal Fistula (3 C's) C- Choking C- Coughing C - Cyanosis
Cleft Lip - Post Op Care (CLEFT LIP) C-hoking L-ie on back E-valuate Airway F-eed Slowly T-eaching L-arger nipple opening I-ncidence incerase in males P-revent crust formation and aspiration
ADLs (Activity of Daily Living) BATTED B-athing A-mbulation T-oileting T-ransfers E-ating D-ressing
IADLS (Instrumental Activities of Daily Living) SCUM S-hopping C-ooking and Cleaning U-sing telephone or transportaiton M-anaging money and medications
Bleeding Precautions (RANDI) R- Razor Electric/ Blades A- Aspirin N- No needles (esp. in small gauge) D- Do decrease in needle sticks) I - Injury (Protect from)
Canes and Walkers (COAL) C- Cane O- Opposite A- Affected L- Leg
Canes and Walkers (WWAL) Wandering Wilma's Always Late W- Walker W- With A- Affected L - Leg
Common Causes of Transient Incontinence (DIAPPERS) D-elirium I-nfection A-trophic Urethra P-harmaceuticals P-sychologic E-xcess Urine Output R-estricted Mobility S-tool Impaction
Promotion of Normal Elimination (POOPER SCOOP) P-osition O-utput O-ffer Fluids P-rivacy E-xercise R-eport Results S-ize (Amount) C-onsistency O-ccult Blood O-dor P-eristalsis
Emergency Trauma Assessment (ABCDEFGHI) A-irway B-reathing C-irculation D-isability E-xamine F-ahrenheit G-et Vitals H-ead to Toe Assessment I-ntervention
Trauma Surgery (AMPLE) after initial assessment A-llergies M-edications P-ast Medical History L-ast Meal E-vents Surrounding Injury
Trauma Surgery (AMPLE) after initial assessment A-llergies M-edications P-ast Medical History L-ast Meal E-vents Surrounding Injury
6 P's of Dyspnea P- Pulmonary Bronchial Constriction P- Possible Foreign Body P- Pulmonary Embolus P- Pneumothorax P- Pump Failure P- Pneumonia
Lidocaine Toxicity (SAMS) S-lurred Speech A-ltered Central Nervous System M-uscle Twitching S-eizures
Lidocaine Toxicity (SAMS) S-lurred Speech A-ltered Central Nervous System M-uscle Twitching S-eizures
TDCI (These Drugs Can Interact) T - Theophyline D - Dilantin C - Coumadin I - losone (Erythromycin)
Serious Complications of Oral Birth Control Pills (ACHES) A- Abdominal Pain C - Chest Pain H - Headache E - Eye Problems S - Severe Leg Pain
Emergency Drugs to LEAN on L- Lidocaine E - Epinephrine A- Atropine Sulfate N - Narcan
Drugs for Bradycardia & low BP (IDEA) I - Isoproterenol D - Dopamine E - Epinephrine A - Atropine Sulfate
Cholinergic Crisis (SLUD) S-alivation L-acrimation U-rination D-efecation
Depression Assessment (SIG) S-leep Disturbances I-nterest Decreased G-uilty Feelings
Energy Decreased (CAPS) C-oncentration decreased A-ppetite P-sychomotor function decreased S-uicidal Ideations
5 A's to Alzheimer Diagnosis A-mnesia A-nomia A-praxia A-gnosia A-phasia
Major Symptoms of a Manic Attack (DIG FAST) D- Distractibility I - Indiscretion G - Grandiosity F- Flight of Ideas A- Activity Increase S- Sleep Deficit T - Talkative
3 P's of Blindness P- Preventable P- Painless P- Permanent
Symptoms of Leukemia (ANT) A- Anemia N- Neutropenia T- Thrombocytopenia
Exercise Guide for Diabetic Fitness (FIT) F - Frequency (3x per week) I - Intensity (60-80% of Maximal Heart Rate) T- Time (Aerobic Activity)
Symptoms of Hypoxia (RAT BED) Early Hypoxia: R-estlessness A-nxiety T-achycardia/ Tachypnea Late Hypoxia: B-radycardia E-xtreme Restlessness D-yspnea
Symptoms of Hypoxia (in Pediatrics) - FINES F-eeding difficulty I-nspiratory Stridor N-ares Flares E-xpiratory Grunting S-ternal Retractions
Management of ASTHMA A-drenergics (Albuterol) S-teroids T-heophylline H-ydration (IV) M-ask (Oxygen) A-ntibiotics
Epiglottitis (AIR RAID) A-irway Closed I-ncreased Pulse R-estlessness R-etractions A-nxiety Increased I-nspiratory Stridor D-rooling
Blood Flow Through the Cardiac Valves (Tissue Paper My Assets) T-ricuspid P-ulmonic M-itrial A-ortic
Immediate Treatment of a Myocardial Infarction Client (MONA) M- Morphine O- Oxygen N- Nitroglycerine A- ASA
Treating CHF (UNLOAD FAST) U-pright Position N-itrates (in low dose) L-asix O-xygen A-minophylline D-igoxin F-luids (decrease) A-fterload (decrease) S-odium restriction T-est (Dig level, ABGs, K level)
DEMENTIA Make sure they don't have problems with: D-rug and alcohol E-yes and ears M-etabolic and endocrine disorders E-motional disorders N-eurologic disorders T-umors and trauma I-nfection A-rteriovascular disease
Osteoporosis Risk Factors (ACCESS) A-lcohol Use C-orticosteroid Use C-alcium low E-strogen low S-moking S-edentary lifestyle/s ACCESS leads to OSTEOPOROSIS
Who needs dialysis? (Check the vowels: AEIOU) A- Acid-Base Problems E- Electrolyte Problems I- Intoxications O- Overload of fluids U - Uremic Symptoms
Prostate Problems are no... FUN F- Frequency U- Urgency N- Nocturia
BRAT Diet (for severe dehydration) B- Banana R- Rice A- Apple T- Toasted Bread
Gluten Free Diet (ROW) R- Rye O- Oats W- Wheat
Assess Changes in Senile Dementia (JAMCO) J- Judgment A- Affect M- Memory C- Cognition O- Orientation
3 P's of Diabetes Mellitus - Type 1 Signs & Symptoms P- Polyuria (excessive urination) P- Polydypsia (excessive thirst) P- Polyphagia (excessive hunger)
Right-Sided Heart Failure (HEAD) H- Hepatomegaly E- Edema (Bipedal) A- Ascites D- Distended Neck Vein
Left-Sided Heart Failure (CHOP) C- Cough H- Hemoptysis O- Orthopnea P- Pulmonary Congestion (crackles/ rales)
Hyperkalemia Management (KIND) K- Kayexalate (orally/ enema) I- Insulin N- Na HCO3 D- Diuretics (Furosemide & Thiazides)
Management of Myocardial Infarction (MONATAS) M- Morphine O- Oxygen N- Nitrates (Nitroglycerin) A- Aspirin (ASA) T- Thormbolytics A- Anti-Coagulants S- Stool Softeners
Electrolytes - PISO P- Potassium I- Inside S- Sodium O- Outside
Eating Disorder: ANOREXIA A-menorrhea delayed N-o organic factors accounts for wt loss O-bviously thin but feels FAT R-efusal to maintain normal body wt E-pigastric discomfort is common X-symptoms (peculiar symptoms) I-ntense fears of gaining wt A-lways thinking of foods
Eating Disorder: BULIMIA B-inge eating U-nder strict dieting L-acks control over-eating I-nduced vomiting M-inimum of to binge eating episodes I-ncrease/Persistent concern of body size/shape A-buse of diuretics & laxatives
Findings of a Bulimia client: WASHED W-eight loss of 15% of original body weight A-menorrhea S-ocial withdrawal H-istory of high activity & achievement E-lectrolyte Imbalance D-epression/ Distorted Body Image
Outcome of Alcoholism: BAD B- Brain Damage A- Alcoholic Hallucinosis D- Death
5 D's of Behavioral Problems of Alcoholism D- Denial D- Dependency D- Demanding D- Destructive D- Domineering
Situations requiring Crisis Situation: RAPE R- Ruthless A- Abusive P- Personal E- Experience
Warning Signs of a Child Abuse/ Neglect: CHILD ABUSE C-hild's excessive knowledge on sex & abusive words H-air growth in various lengths I-nconsistent stories from the child & parent/s L-ow self-esteem D-epression A-pathy B-ruised U-nusual injuries S-erious injuries E-vidence of unreported old in
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