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Pharmacology abbrevs

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ac   before meals  
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caps   capsules  
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ID   intradermal  
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IM   intramuscular  
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inj   injection  
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IU   international unit  
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oint, ung   ointment  
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Rx   treatment, prescription  
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sol   solution  
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supp   suppository  
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tab   tablet  
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U   unit  
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VO   verbal order  
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OCT   over the counter  
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ad lib   as desired  
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bid   twice a day  
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h, hr   hour  
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pc   after meals  
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hs   at bedtime  
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po   by mouth(orally)  
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prn   as needed  
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q   every  
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qam   every morning  
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qd   every day  
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qh   every hour  
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q2h,q3h, etc   every two hours, every three hours etc..  
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qid   four times per day  
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qod   every other day  
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sos   if necessary  
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stat   immediately  
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tid   three times daily  
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cc   cubic centimeter  
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cm   centimeter  
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GM, gm grm   gram  
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gtt   drops  
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kg   kilogram  
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L   litre  
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mg   milligram  
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mEq   millequivalent  
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mL   millilitre  
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oz   ounce  
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T,tbsp   tablespoon  
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t, tsp   teaspoon  
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c   with  
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s   without  
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oral   given by mouth  
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rectal   inserted into the rectum  
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nasogastric   delivered through a tube placed in the nose  
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inhalation   taken through the nose or mouth; absorbed into the bloodstream through the lungs  
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intradermal(ID)   injection into the dermis of the skin  
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intravenous(IV)   injection directly into a vein  
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sublingual (SL)   under the tongue; absorbed through mucous membranes of the mouth  
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subcutaneous (SC, SQ, SubQ)   injection into the fatty layer of the skin; just below the dermis  
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topical   on the skin or mucous membrane  
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transdermal   though the skin;continuous administration via a disk or patch  
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