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A.C |
Before meals |
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Ad lib. |
Use as much as one desires; freely |
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Amp |
Ampule |
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ASA |
Aspirin |
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Ad |
Right ear |
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As |
Left ear |
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Au |
Both ears |
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B.I.D |
Twice daily |
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Cap |
Capsule |
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__ C |
With |
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Cc |
Cubic centimeter |
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COD |
Codeine |
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DAW |
Dispense as written |
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D |
Day |
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Dc, D/C |
Discontinue |
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Disp. |
Dispense |
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G |
Gram |
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Gr |
Grain |
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Gtts |
Drop(s) |
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H.s |
Hours of sleep- at bedtime |
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ID |
Intradermal |
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IM |
Intramuscular |
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Mcg |
Microgram |
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Mg |
Milligram |
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mL |
Milliliter |
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N.M.T |
Not more than |
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Noct. |
At night |
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NPO |
nothing by mouth |
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N.T.E |
Not to exceed |
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oz |
Ounce |
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od |
Right eye |
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Os |
Left eye |
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Ou |
Both eyes |
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P.c |
After meals |
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PCN |
Penicillin |
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Prn |
As needed |
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P.o |
By mouth or orally |
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P.r |
By rectum |
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Q |
Every |
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Q.h |
Every hour |
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Q.h.s |
Every night at bedtime |
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Q.d |
Every day |
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Q.i.d |
Four times a day |
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Q.o.d |
Every other day |
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Q2h |
Every 2 hours |
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Q3h |
Every 3 hours |
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Q4h |
Every 4 hours |
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Et |
And |
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SC or SQ |
Subcutaneous |
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Sig |
Signature |
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SL |
Sublingually, under the tongue |
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__ S |
Without |
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ss |
One half |
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Supp |
Suppository |
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Tab |
Tablet |
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Troche |
Lozenge |
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T.i.d |
Three times a day |
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Top. |
Topical |
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Ung. |
Ointment |
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Vag |
Vaginally |
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△ |
Change |
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○ |
Hour |
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X |
Times |
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_•_ | |
One |
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_•_ || |
Two |
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_•_ ||| |
Three |
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Indication |
Describes the diseases a drug is prescribed to treat |
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Contraidication |
A situation or condition that disallows prescribing or administering a drug |
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Adverse reactions |
Undesirable side effects of a medication |
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Warnings |
Cautions certain activities while using the medication |
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Teratogenic |
Pertains to any substance or medication which causes harm to a pregnant women and her unborn fetus |
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Idiosyncratic |
Abnormal/unusual/uncommon reaction to a medication related to he individual not the medication |
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Analgesic |
Provides pain relief |
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Antacid |
Reduces or neutralizes the acidity of the stomach |
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Antibiotic |
Used for treatment of bacterial infections |
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Anticoagulant |
Used to prevent or treat blood clots |
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Anticonvulsant |
Reduces the excitability of the brain |
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Antidepressant |
Elevates mood |