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189 Cards in this Set
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1 liter = _________ milliliters
volume |
________ liter = 1000 milliliter
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1 milliter= _________ cubic centimeters
volume |
________ mililter= 1 cubic centimeter
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1 gram_= _________ milligrams
weight |
_____ gram= 1000 milligrams
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1 milligram=________microgram
weight |
________= 1000 microgram
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1 fluid ounce= ________drams
volume |
________ fluid ounce= 8 drams
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1 fluid dram= ________minims
volume |
_____fluid dram= 60 minims
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1 gallon= _________ quarts
household volume |
_______gallon= 4 quarts
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1 quart= _______ pints
household volume |
_______ quarts= 4 pints
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1 ounce= ________ teaspoons
household volume |
___ ounce= 8 teaspoons
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1 glass= _______ounces
household volume |
______glass= 8 ounces
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1 measuring cup=_________ounces
household volume |
_______measuring cup= 8 ounces
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1 teacup= ________ounces
household volume |
________ teacup= 6 ounces
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1 tablespoon=_______teaspoons
household volume |
__ tablespoon= 3 teaspoons
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1 teaspoon= ____ drops
household volume |
______teaspoon= 60 drops
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1 pound= ________ ounces
weight household volume |
____ pound= 16 ounces
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1 yard= ______feet
length houshold volume |
___yard= 3 feet
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1 foot= _____ inches
length household volume |
_____ foot= 12 inches
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1 unit=_______milliunits
other household volume |
___ unit= 1000 milliunits
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1 gr= ______ mg
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_____ gr= 60 mg
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15 gr= ___g
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___gr= 1 g
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7 "Rights" of Medication Administration
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1- Right Patient
2- Right Drug 3- Right Dose 4- Right Time 5- Right Route 6- Right Documentation 7- Right to Refuse |
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National Drug Code Number
NDC |
The number that must be printed on the lable. It is usually printed in two places.
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ss
Roman numerals |
1/2
Roman Numerals |
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I
Roman Numerals |
1
Roman Numerals |
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IV
Roman Numerals |
4
Roman Numerals |
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V
Roman Numerals |
5
Roman Numerals |
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X
Roman Numerals |
10
Roman Numerals |
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Who can administer drugs?
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Physician
Physican assistant Nurse Practioner Chiropractor RN LPN VN Dentists |
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Prescriber writes order, pharmacist fills the order, and the nurse administers the drug.
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" Everyone involved is equally responsible for the accuracy of the order and saftry of the patient"--not true the nurse really is.
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always always alway alway use a zero before the decimal point
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examples
0.83 CORRECT .83 INCORRECT |
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Write 4.5% as a decimal
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0.045
divide by 100 or simply move the decimal over the number of zeros. * THE NUMBER SHOULD LOOK SMALLER. |
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Convert 0.62 to a fraction
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multiply by 100 or simplify by moving the decimals the the number of zeros.
* THE NUMBER SHOULD LOOK LARGER |
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T OR F If the trade name is perscribed it must be used.
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TRUE- It must be used and no substitutions are allowed.
IT CAN ONLY BE SUBSTITUTED IF... order states "substitue permitted" or if the generic is used. |
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3 routes of drug administration
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injection (parenteral)
absorbtion through the skin or membranes (cutaneous) and/or through the mouth (oral) |
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Medications are manufactured in three ways
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liquid, solid, or vapor.
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___________are medications that are injected into the body by various routes.
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parenteral
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Intramuscular
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IM into the muscle
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Subcutaneous
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SC into the subcutaneous tissue
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Intravenous
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IV into the vein
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Intracardiac
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IC into the cardiac muscle
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Intradermal
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ID beneath the skin
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Medications can be adminstered cutaneously
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through the skin or mucous membrane. topical administration on the skin surface, transdermal through the skin, inhalation through the mouth or nose patches and suppositories.
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Oral drugs are administered by _________.
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mouth
po these drugs can be both liquid or solid most common forms are tablets, capsules, and caplets. |
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sustained release
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SR
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extended release
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XL
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buccal administration
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absorbed by the mucosa of the oral cavity
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sublingual administration
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absorbed under the tongue
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Oral drugs also come in liquid form such as:
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oral supensions or elixers
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once a day
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qd
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twice a day
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bid
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three times a day
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tid
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four times a day
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qid
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q4h
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every four hours
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q8h
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every eight hours
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q12h
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every 12 hours
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idiosyncratic
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unusual
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Anticipate side effects
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record any side effects noted and discuss them with the prescriber.
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Another name for drug order
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prescription
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Complete order
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1. patient name
2. drug name 3. the dose 4. the route of administration 5. frequency of administration |
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a |
before
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aa |
of each
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ac
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before meals
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ad
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up to
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ad lib
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as desired
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A.M., am
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morning
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amp
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ampule
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aq
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aqueous water
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bi
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two
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bid, BID
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two time a day
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c |
with
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C
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celsisus; centigrade
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cap
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capsule
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cc
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cubic centimeter
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CVP
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central venous pressure
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d
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day
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DC,dc
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discontinue
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dr or
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dram
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D/W
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dextrose in water
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D5W or D/5/W or D W
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5% dextrose in water
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Dx
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diagnosis
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elix
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elixer
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F
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Fahrenheit
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g
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gram
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gr
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grain
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gtt
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drop
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h,hr,H
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hour
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hs,HS
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hour of sleep; bedtime
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IC
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intracardia
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ID
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intradermal
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IM
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Intramuscular
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IV
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intravenous
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IVP
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Intravenous push
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IVPB
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Intravenous piggyback
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kg
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kilogram
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KVO
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keep vein open
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L
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liter
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LA
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long acting
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lb
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pound
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LIB
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left in bag, left in bottle
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mcg or ug
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microgram
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mEq
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miiliequivalent
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mg
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milligram
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min
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minute
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mL
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milliliter
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mU
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milliunit
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n
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night
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NKA
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no know allergies
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NPO
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nothing per mouth
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NS
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normal saline
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NSAID
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nonsterodial antiimflammatory drug
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od
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every day
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OD
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right eye
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OS
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left eye
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OU
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both eyes
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or oz
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ounce
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p |
after
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PEG
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percutaneous
endoscopic gastrostony tube |
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P
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pulse
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pc
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aftermeals
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PICC
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peripherally
incerted centeral catheter |
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P.M. , pm
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afternoon, evenings
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po, PO
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by mouth
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postop
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after surgery
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preop
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before surgery
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prn
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when required or whenever necessary
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pt
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pint
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q
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every
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qd
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every day
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qh
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every hour
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q2h
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every 2 hours
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q3h
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every 3 hours
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qid, QID
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4 times a day
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qod
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every other day
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qn
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every night
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qs
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quantity sufficent or sufficent amount
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R/O
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rule out
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R
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respiration
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s |
without
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sc, SC, SQ
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subcutaneous
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sl, SL
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under the tongue (sublimgual)
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SR
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sustained release
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ss ss |
one-half
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sos
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if necessary
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stat
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immediately
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susp
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suspension
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T
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temperature
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T or tbs
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tablespoon
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tab
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tablet
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tid, TID
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three times a day
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TPN
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total parenteral nutrition
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u
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unit
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wt
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weight
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>
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greater than
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<
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lesser than
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7
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VII
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10
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X
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15
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XV
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20
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XX
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25
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XXV
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30
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XXX
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1/2
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ss
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1 1/2
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iss
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2 1/2
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iiss
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7 1/2
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viiss
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milliunit
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mU
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unit
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U or u
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milliequivalent
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mEq
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centimenter
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cm
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meter
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m
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inch
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in
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foot
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ft
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yard
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yd
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grain
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gr
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kilogram
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kg
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gram
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g
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milligram
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mg
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microgram
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or mcg
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ounces
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or oz
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pound
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lb
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milliter
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mL
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liter
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L
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cubic centimeter
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cc
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microdrop
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mcgtt or
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drop
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gtt
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teaspoon
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t or tsp
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tablespoon
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T or tbs
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pint
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pt
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quart
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qt
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gallon
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gal
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