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D/H x S = Amount

D - desired dose


H - Have/on hand


S - Supply


Amount - amount of drug you need to administer

D

Desired Dose - what is the amount of the drug that is desired or are ordered to give?

H

Have on hand - how does it come in its package or bottle

S

Supply - how is the drug supplied?

tsp to mL

1 tsp = 5mL

tbsp to mL

1 tbsp = 15 mL

oz to mL

1 oz = 30 mL

cup to oz to mL

1 cup = 8 oz = 240-250 mL

pt to mL

1 pt = 500 mL

qt to mL

1 qt = 1L (1000 mL)

lb to kg

2.2 lb = 1 kg

lb to oz

1 lb = 16 oz

in to cm

1 inch = 2.54 cm

convert C to F

C = (F-32) / 1.8

convert F to C

F = (C * 1.8 ) + 32

98.6 F = < > C

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mEq

milliequivalent = amount of solute per liter

ac

before meals

pc

after meals

daily

every day

bid

twice a day

tid

three times a day

qid

four times a day

qh

every hour

at bedtime

DUH - at bedtime

qn

every night

stat

immediately

q2h or q2

every 2 hours

q4h or q4

every 4 hours

q6h or q6

every 6 hours

q8h or q8

every 8 hours

q12h or q12

every 12 hours

every other day

every other day

prn

as needed

3 times weekly

three times per week

biw

twice per week

HHN

hand held nebulizer

IM

intramuscularly

IV

intravenously

IVP

intravenous push

IVPB

intravenous piggy back

MDI

metered-dose inhaler

NEB

nebulizer

NGT or ng

nasogastric tube

po

by mouth

pr

in the rectum

sub q

subcutaneously

sl

sublingual (under the tongue)

s & s

swish and swallow

cap

capsule

cr

controlled release (extended action given less frequently)

la

long acting (extended action given less frequently)

sa

sustained action (extended action given less frequently)

sr

slow release (extended action given less frequently)

ds

double strength (extended action given less frequently)

ec

enteric coated (dissolves in intestines instead of stomach)

el / elix

elixir - drug dissolved in hydroalcoholic sweetened base

sol

solution - in clear liquid preparation

sp

spirit - alcoholic solution of a volatile substance (spirit of ammonia)

sup / supp

suppository - solid inserted into rectum or vagina

syr

syrup - sugar is dissolved in a liquid medication and flavored

tab

tablet

tr / tinct

tincture - liquid alcoholic or hydroalcoholic solution of a drug

ung / oint

ointment - semisolid drug prepared for external use only

KVO

keep vein open -

NKA

no known allergies

NKDA

no know drug allergies