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128 Cards in this Set

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m^2
square meter
mcg or ug
microgram
MDI
metered dose inhaler
mEq
milliequivalent
mg
milligram
MI
myocardial infarction
min
minute(s)
ml or mL
milliliter
MMR
measles, mumps, rubella
MOM
milk of magnesia
mOsm or mOsmol
milliosmoles
MR
may repeat
MRX_
may repeat _ times
MS
morphine sulfate or multiple sclerosis
MVI
multivitamin
n
nostril
N&V
nausea and vomiting
NG
nasogastric
NK
none known
no or No.
number
noct.
night
N.R.
no refills
NPO
nothing by mouth
NS
normal saline
1/2NS
half-strength normal saline
NTG
nitroglycerin
NVD
Nausea, Vomiting, and Diarrhea
O.
pint
OB-GYN
obstetrics-gynecology
OCP
oral contraceptive
OD
overdose
o.d.
right eye
oint.
ointment
o.l.
left eye
o.s.
left eye
OR
operating room
OT
occupational therapy
OTC
over-the-counter
o.u.
each eye
oz
ounce
p or per
by
p.c.
after meals
PCN
penicillin
p.m.
afternoon; evening
p.o.
by mouth
post
after
post-op
after surgery
PPD
purified protein derivative (tuberculin)
PPI
patient package insert
PPM
parts per million
pr
rectally
pre-op
before surgery
p.r.n.
when required or as needed
PT
physical therapy
q- or q
every
q.d.
every day
q.h.
every hour
q.i.d.
four times a day
q.o.d.
every other day
q.s.
sufficient quantity
q.s. ad
a sufficient quantity to make
r or R
rectal
R.L. or R/L
Ringer's lactate
Rx
Prescription only
s
without
sat.
saturated
sig.
write on label
SL
sublingual
SOB
shortness of breath
sol.
solution
s.o.s.
if there is need
SS
saturated solution
ss.
one-half
SSKI
saturated solution of potassium iodide
stat.
immediately
subc, subq, SC or SQ
subcutaneously
supp.
suppository
susp.
suspension
syr.
syrup
T&C
type and crossmatch
tab
tablet
TAC
Tetracaine, Adrenalin, and Cocaine
tbsp.
tablespoonful
TCA
tricyclic antidepressant
TCN
tetracycline
temp
temperature
t.i.d.
three times a day
t.i.w.
three times a week
TMP/SMX
trimethoprim / sulfamethoxizole
top
topically
TPN
total parenteral nutrition
tr.
tincture
tsp.
teaspoonful
U or u
unit(s)
UA
urinalysis
u.d. or ut dict
as directed
ung.
ointment
URI
upper respiratory infection
USP
United States Pharmocopeia
UTI
urinary tract infection
UV
ultraviolet
vol.
volume
VS
vital signs
w/
with
w.a. or WA
while awake
WBC
white blood cell count
wk.
week
w/o
without
X
times
y.o.
year old
ZnO
zinc oxide
dL
deciliter (100 ml)
Vd
volume of distribution
TSH
thyroid stimulating hormone
sf
sugar free
RDA
recommended Dietary Allowance
INR
International Normalizing Ratio
UD
unit dose packaging
CSF
cerebral spinal fluid
HIV
human immunodeficiency virus
NKA
no known allergies
CDC
Center for Disease Control and Prevention
Ccr & CrCl
creatine clearance
Cal
calorie
AIDS
acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
EEG
electroencephalogram
FDA
Food and Drug Administration
MRI
Magnetic Resonance Imaging