Besides R/O (r/o)  - rule out and R/T r/t)  related to  I frequently use dx
for diagnosis or diagnose, rx for prescription,  tx for treatment or
teaching, depending on context, and sx for symptoms.  Another is S & S
signs and symtoms and SE for side effects.  I didn't know the "wrestled
with the keyboard" either.  Chele Marmet has a good list of abbreviations
in her materials.  Came across some really good stuff on charting in
current "Counseling the Nursing Mother" (not related to abbreviations) just
telling you that I saw them.  Anyone have any other common abbreviations
r/t BF etc.  Sincerely, Pat in SNJ

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