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Rx Terminology
Rx terms-Controlled or Not Controlled-Common medications-Dosing
Question | Answer |
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Dextroamphetamine | Controlled |
Ritalin | Controlled |
Adderall | Controlled |
Buprenorphine | Controlled |
Clonazepam | Controlled |
Codeine | Controlled |
Diazepam | Controlled |
Estazolam | Controlled |
Hydrocodone | Controlled |
Lorazepam | Controlled |
Lunesta | Controlled |
Methadone | Controlled |
Oxycodone | Controlled |
Xanax | Controlled |
Percocet | Controlled |
Morphine Sulfate | Controlled |
Controlled substance | medicines or illegal drugs that have a high risk for causing harm. It means the medicine requires a doctor’s prescription and that its use is restricted by law (the Controlled Substances Act). The term covers medicines not tobacco or alcohol. |
TAB | Tablets |
CAP | Capsules |
IM | Intramuscular (inject into muscle) |
PRN | As Needed |
GTT | Drop |
INJ | Injection |
PC | After A Meal |
AC | Before A Meal |
BID | Twice A Day |
q | Every |
qH | Every Hour |
Wegovy (weight/diabetes) | Not Controlled |
Trulicity (weight/diabetes) | Not Controlled |
lisinopril (blood pressure) | Not Controlled |
Amlodipine (blood pressure) | Not Controlled |
Zepbound (weight) | Not Controlled |
Metformin (diabetes) | Not Controlled |
Losartan (blood pressure) | Not Controlled |
Metoprolol (blood pressure) | Not Controlled |
Nasonex(Nasal Spray) | Not Controlled |