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QuestionAnswer
ut dict take as directed
non rept. don't repeat
disp dispense
-ss 1/2
M 1000
C hundred
AU/au both ears
AL/al left ear
AS/as left ear
AD/ad right ear
OU/ou both eyes
OS/os left eye
OL/ol left eye
OD/od right eye
per. rect. suppositories rectally
IV intravenous
IM intramascular
ID intradermal
IT intrathecal
po orally
c with
MR/mr may repeat
ac before meals
pc after meals
prn if needed
hs at bedtime
STAT NOW! right away
h hour
d day
tid three times a day
bid twice a day
qid four times a day
q every
gtt drop
liq liquid
tab tablet
supp. suppository
sol. solution
el. elixir
susp. suspension
ung. ointment
syr. syrup
cap capsul
3 teaspoonful
qd everyday
-s without
qAM every morning
ASA asprin
qPM every evening
cc ML (cubic centimeters)
oz ounces
wgt weight
O2 oxygen
SQ/SC subcutaneous
NPO nothing orally
SL sublingual
Ms morphinesulfate
qod every other day
R/r rectally
ASAP as soon as possible
conc concetrate
CNS centeral nervous system
FBS fasting blood sugar
mEq milliequivalent
RBC red blood cells
Ca cancer
CHF congestive heart failure
CVA cerebral vascular accident
Dx diagnosis
WBC white blood cells
BP blood presure
VS vital signs
MI myocardial infarction
Fx fracture
RBC red blood cells
p or -p after
qs quantity sufficient
aa or -aa of each
DC/dc discontinue
NS normal saline
UA urine analysis
ACTH adrencorticotropic
APAP acetyl-para-aminophenol
DES diethylstilbestrol
DM dextromethorphan
DSS dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate
ETH elixiterpinhydrate
ETHcc elixirterpinhydrate with codiene
H hy
MOM milk of magnesia
NTG nitroglycerin
PB phenobarbital
PETN pentaerythritol
LVP large volume pareteral
SVP small volume pareteral
TPN total parenteral
TKO to keep open
EKG/ECG electrocardiogram
EEG electroencephalogram
OT occupational thearapy
TO telephone order
arrow up increase
arrow down decrease
NG naso-gastric
H2O2 hydrogen peroxide
I+O intake and output
Pre-op before surgery
VO verbal order
CT cat scan
TWE tapwater enema
SOB shortness of breath
USP united states pharamacoeia
NF national formulary
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