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Abbreviations

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Term
Definition
PRN   as needed (pro re nata)  
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mEq   milliequivalent  
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mg   milligram  
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PC   after meals  
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PR   by rectum  
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PPD   purified protien derivative (tb test)  
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q   each day  
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QOD   every other day  
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q4h   every four hours  
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AC   before meals  
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ASAP   as soon as possible  
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BID   twice a day  
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CHF   chronic heart failure  
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COPD   chronic obstructive pulmonary disease  
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CPR   cardio pulmonary resucitation  
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FUO   fever of undetermined origin  
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gtt   glucose tolerance test or drop  
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gr   grain  
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HSq   at bed time  
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IM   intramuscular  
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MAO   morioamine oxidose  
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MRSA   methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus  
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MVI   multivitamin injection  
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NKDA   no known drug allergies  
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OD   overdose (right eye)  
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NPO   nothing by mouth  
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R/O   rule out  
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sl   sublingually, under the tongue  
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supp(os)   suppository  
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cc   cubic centameter  
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OS   left eye  
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PO   by mouth  
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Tbsp   tablespoonful  
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TCN   tetracycline  
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ung (oint)   ointment  
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HCTZ   hydrochlorothiazide  
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IV   intravenously  
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W/O or s   without  
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tsp   teaspoon  
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Cap   capsule  
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i   one  
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i-ii   one to two  
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NTG   nitroglycerin  
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TID   three times a day  
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QID   four times a day  
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MR1X   may repeat one time  
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MOM   milk of magnesia  
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NTE   not to exceed  
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NSAID   non steroidal anti-inflammatory drug  
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PCN   penicillin  
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AD   right ear  
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wt   weight  
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TPN   total perenterel nutrition  
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Syr   syrup or syringe  
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sol   solution  
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PO   orally  
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ou   both eyes  
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NR   no refill  
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inj   injection  
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floz   fluid ounce  
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EtOH   alcohol  
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dr   dram  
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chol   cholesterol  
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BP   blood pressure  
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au   both ears  
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APAP   acetaminophen (tylenol)  
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fldr   fluid dram  
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ASA   aspirin  
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BM   bowel movement  
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H and H   hemoglobin and hematocrit  
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CP   chest pain  
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DAW   dispense as written  
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FA   folic acid  
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MS(O4)   morphine sulfate  
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Dig   digoxin  
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Fe(SO4)   ferrous sulfate  
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HL   heparin lock  
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K(+)   potassium  
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KCL   potassiun chloride  
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LR   lactated ringers solution  
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LA   long acting  
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ER   ectended release  
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SR   sustained release  
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CR   controlled release  
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WA   while awake  
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ECT   enteric coated tablet  
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SCT   sugar covered tablet  
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MPF   methyl-paraben free (preservation free)  
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EPI   epinephrine  
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DSS   docusate sodium (colace)  
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DS   double strength  
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(a triangle)   change  
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DC   discontinue or discharge  
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D5   dextrose 5%  
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D5W   dextrose 5% on water  
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NS   normal saline (0.9% sodium chloride)  
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ss   half  
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ii   two  
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iii   three  
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mcg   micrograms  
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g   gram  
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kg   killogram  
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ml   milliliter  
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L   liter  
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mM   millimoles  
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oz   ounce  
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pt   pint  
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qt   quart  
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gal   gallon  
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lb   pound  
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QS   quantity sufficient  
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QTY   quantity  
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Q   every  
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q2h   every two hours  
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qhs   every bedtime  
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a   before  
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p   after  
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aft   afternoon  
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am   morning  
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pm or NOCT   evening  
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ATC   around the clock  
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h   hour  
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min   minute  
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d   day  
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dai   daily  
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w   week  
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wk   weekly  
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aa   affected area  
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AS   left ear  
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PV   vaginally  
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SC   subcutaneously  
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top   topically  
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ID   intradermaly  
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IT   intrathecathy  
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IVPB   intravenous piggy back  
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Dx   diagnosis  
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HA   headache  
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HTN   hypertension  
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Inf   infection  
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NKA   no known allergies  
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N/V   nausea and vomiting  
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OM   otitis media  
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SOB   shortness of breath  
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Tx   treatment  
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UTI   urinary tract infection  
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Amp   ampule  
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Tab   tablet  
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Cr   cream  
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Elix   elixer  
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Susp   suspension  
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Dex   dextrose  
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1/4 NS   0.22% normal saline  
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1/2 NS   0.45% normal saline  
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GI tube   gastrointestinal tube  
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H2O or Aq   water  
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NG tube   nasal gastric tube  
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c or w/   with  
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DNS   do not substitute  
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Disp   dispence  
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OTC   over the counter  
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Rx   perscription  
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SIG   directions  
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(greater than symbol)   greater than  
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(less than symbol)   less than  
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(up arrow)   increase  
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(down arrow)   decrease  
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BC   birth control  
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COD   codine  
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HC   hydrocortisone  
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MTX   methotrexate  
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OC   oral contraceptive  
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PNV   prenatal  
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SMZ/TMP   sulfamethoxazole and trimethoprim  
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TAC   triamcinolone  
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