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Table 5-4 thru 5-8

MeaningAbbreviationLatin / Memorization Hints
after meals pc post cibum = post consumption
after meals & at bedtime pc & hs -
afternoon pm post meridiem
as desired ad lib ad libitum
as directed u.d. ut dictim = under direction
as needed prn pro re nata = per need
as soon as possible ASAP -
bedtime hs hora somni = hit the sack
before meals ac ante cibum - anti consumption
before meals & at bedtime ac & hs -
both ears AU auris utro = auditory
both eyes OU oculus utro - ocular
by mouth po; PO per os = per orally
daily qd; QD -
dispense as written DAW -
double strength DS -
every q; Q quaque = queue (EVERY one in line)
every day qd; QD -
every day at bedtime qhs; QHS -
every afternoon/evening qpm; QPM -
every hour qh; QH -
every morning qam; QAM ante meridiem = before noon
every other day qod; QOD -
every week qw -
four times daily qid; QID quater in die = quarter (4)
left ear AS auris sinister
left eye OS oculus sinister
may repeat MR -
right ear AD auris dexter
right eye OD oculus dexter
three times daily tid; TID ter in die = thirds
two times daily bid; BID bis in die = bi
weekly w; wk -
with c cum
without s sans
while awake W/A; WA -
24 hours 24H -
buccal BU cheek
external EX -
inhalation IN -
injection Inj -
intradermal ID -
intramuscular IM -
intravenous IV -
intravenous piggyback IVPB -
intravenous push IVP -
intrauterine IU -
metered dose inhaler MDI -
mouth/throat MT -
nasal NA -
ophthalmic oph; OPH -
oral OR -
otic OT -
rectally PR; RE per rectum
subcutaneous SC -
sublingual SL -
tincture tinct. -
transdermal TD -
urethal UR -
vaginally PV; VA per vaginum
ampule AMP -
capsule Cap -
centimeter Cm -
cubic centimeter Cc -
drop Gtt gutta
drops Gtts guttae
each aa; ea -
fluid ounce fl.oz. -
grain gr. -
gram g; gm -
hour H; hr -
kilogram Kg -
liter L -
microgram Mcg -
milligram Mg -
milliequivalent mEq -
milliliter ml; mL -
millimeter Mm -
ounce Oz -
pound lb; # -
tablespoon tbsp; TBS -
tablet Tab -
teaspoon Tsp -
units U -
1/2 ss semis
acetaminophen apap; APAP a=cetyl p=ara a=mino p=henol
acquired immune deficiency syndrome AIDS -
apsirin asa; ASA a=cetyl s= alicylic a=cid
attention deficit disorder ADD -
attention deficit hyperactivity disorder ADHD -
autonomic nervous system ANS -
before surgery per op -
birth control pills BC; BCP -
blood pressure BP -
blood sugar BS -
bowel movement BM -
calcium Ca -
carbohydrate Carb -
central nervous system CNS -
congestive heart failure CHF -
dextrose 5% in water D5W -
electrocardiogram ECG; EKG -
electroencephalogram EEG -
gastrointestinal GI -
genitourinary GU -
headache HA -
health maintenance organization HMO -
history Hx -
human immunodeficiency virus HIV -
hydrochlorothiazide HCTZ -
hydrogen peroxide H2O2 -
intensive care unit ICU -
iron Fe -
magnesium Mg -
magnesium oxide MgO; MagOx -
managed care organization MCO -
milk of magnesia MOM -
multiple vitamin MV; MVI -
nausea and vomiting N/V; N&V -
nitroglycerine NTG -
nonsedating antihistimines NSAs -
nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs NSAIDs -
normal saline NS -
penicillin PCN -
potassium K -
potassium chloride KCl -
preferred provider organization PPO -
sodium Na -
sodium chloride NaCl -
tetracycline TCN -
total parenteral nutrition TPN -
urinary tract infection UTI -
adverse drug effect ADE -
adverse drug reaction ADR -
average wholesale price AWP -
compound cmpd; cpd -
concentration conc -
diagnosis-related group DRG -
discontinue D/C; DC -
dispense disp. -
Drug Enforcement Administration DEA -
drug utilization review DUR -
elixir elix -
enteric coated EC -
fluid fl. -
Food and Drug Administration FDA -
maximum allowable cost MAC -
no known allergies NKA -
nothing by mouth NPO -
ointment oint; ung unguentum
over-the-counter OTC -
pediatric ped -
prescription Rx -
Schedule I C-I -
Schedule II C-II -
Schedule III C-III -
Schedule IV C-IV -
Schedule V C-V -
solution soln -
suppository supp -
syrup syr -
vitamin vit -
water aq; aqua -
wholesale acquisition cost WAC -
after p post
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