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Ch.8CommunityPharm.

Inscription The name, dosage form, strength, and quantity of the medication prescribed
NDC National Drug Code
What makes up a national drug code? 11 numbers, 5 in the front for the labeler, 4 in the middle for specifications of the product, and the last 2 for the quantity in the package.
abbreviation for every q
abbreviation for every day qd
abbreviation for each hour qs
abbreviation for four times a day qid
abbreviation for every other day qod
what does qs mean? a sufficient quantity
what does qs ad mean? a sufficient quantity to add
abbreviation for rheumatoid arthritis RA
abbreviation for without s, with a line on top
acceptable abbreviation for subcutaneous SUBCUT
abbreviation for write on label Sig
abbreviation for sublingual SL
abbreviations on the "Do Not Use" List from The Joint Commission q, qd, qod
3840 mL = ? 1 gallon (gal)
30 mL = ? 1 ounce (oz)
240 mL = ? 1 cup
480 mL = ? 1 pint (pt)
Rejection code 22 Missing/invalid DAW/product selection code
Rejection code 54 Non Matched NDC number
Aux label for warfarin do not take aspirin unless prescribed
Aux label for narcotics do not drink alcohol, and/or drinking may increase the effects of the drug
Aux label for NSAIDs may cause dizziness/drowsiness take w/ food
aux label for all antibiotics take until gone
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