D
D – day
D/T – due to
DBP – diastolic blood pressure
DC, D/C- discharge, discontinue
Def – deficiency
Defib – defibrillator
Dermatitis – skin irritation
DHF – diastolic heart failure
DHT – Dobhoff tube
Diarrhea – loose bowel movement
Diabetes Mellitus – high blood sugar disease
dL – deciliter
DM – Diabetes Mellitus
DME – durable medical equipment
DNAR – do not attempt resuscitation
DNI – do not intubate
DNR – do not resuscitate
DO – Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine
DOA – drugs of abuse, dead on arrival
DOB – date of birth
DOE – dyspnea on exertion
DOH – department of health
DON – director of nursing
DOT – Department of Transportation
Dr – doctor, dram
DRE – digital rectal exam
DRG – diagnosis-related group
DRSP – drug resistant streptococcus pneumoniae
DT – date
d/t – due to
DTI – deep tissue injury
DTS – delirium tremens
DVT – deep vein thrombosis
DW – dextrose in water
DX – diagnosis
Dysmenorrhea – painful periods
Dyspnea – shortness of breath
Dysphagia – difficulty swallowing
Dysuria – Painful urination
Reference: https://www.caregiverology.com/