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Conversions & Medical Abberivations

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1 L = mL   1000 mL  
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1000g = kg   1 kg  
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1000 mg = g   1 g  
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1000 mcg = mg   1 mg  
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1 gr = mg   60 mg  
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15 gr = g   1 g  
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2.2 lbs = kg   1 kg  
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1 cm = mm   10 mm  
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1 in = cm   2.5 cm  
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1 mL = cc   1 cc  
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30 mL = oz   1 oz  
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1 mL = micro drops   60 micro drops  
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5 mL = tsp   1 tsp  
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1 L = qt   1 qt  
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15 mL = Tbs   1 Tbs  
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1 Tbs = tsp   3 tsp  
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4 qt = gal   1 gal  
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240 mL = C   1 C  
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1 lb = oz   16 oz  
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500 mL = pt   1 pt  
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2 C = pt   1 pt  
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1000 mL = qt   1 qt  
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32 oz = qt   1 qt  
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aa   of each  
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ac   before meals  
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ad lib   as desired: freely  
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aq   aqueous: water  
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AU   both ears  
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bid   twice a day  
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C   cup  
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cap   capsule  
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cc   cubic centimeter  
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conc   concentrate  
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cpd or comp   compound  
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DC or d/c   discontinue  
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D5W   dextrose 5% in water  
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dil   diluted  
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disp   dispense  
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dr or   dram  
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Dx   diagnosis  
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elix   elixir  
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EXT   extract  
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gal   gallon  
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g or gm   gram  
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gr   grain  
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gtt   drop/drops  
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H   hypodermically  
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HA   head ache  
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h or hr   hour  
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HS   at bedtime  
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ID   intradermal  
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IM   intramuscular  
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inj   injection  
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I&O   intake and output  
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iss   1 1/2 or one and a half  
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IV   intravenous  
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IVPB   IV piggyback  
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IVP   IV push  
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kg   kilogram  
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KVO   keep vein open  
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L   liter  
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lb   pound  
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liq   liquid  
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m   minim  
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mcg   microgram  
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mEq   milliequivalent  
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mg   milligram  
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mL   milliliter  
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NG   nasogastric  
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NKA   no known allergies  
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NPO   nothing by mouth (non per os)  
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noc   night  
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NS   normal saline  
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N&V   nausea and vomiting  
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OD   right eye  
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OS   left eye  
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OTC   over the counter  
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OU   both eyes  
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oz or   ounce  
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PB   piggyback or IVPB  
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pc   after meals  
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po or per os   by mouth  
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prn   as needed or when necessary  
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pt   pint  
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pwd   powder  
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q   every  
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qd   every day  
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qh   every hour  
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qid   four times a day  
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q4h   every 4 hours  
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q6h   every 6 hours  
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q8h   every 8 hours  
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qod   every other day  
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qs   as much as is sufficient  
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qt   quart  
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Rx   take: by perscription  
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SL   sublingual  
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SOL   solution  
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SC/subq   subcutaneous  
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SOS   if necessary  
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susp   suspension  
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ss   1/2 or one half  
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stat   immediately  
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supp   suppository  
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syr   syrup  
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T or Tbs   tablespoon  
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t or tsp   teaspoon  
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tab   tablet  
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TKO / KVO   to keep open  
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tid   three times a day  
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tr or tinct   tincture  
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Units   units (write units)  
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ung   ointment  
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viiss   7 1/2, 7.5 or seven and one half  
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i   one  
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ii   two  
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iii   three  
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iv   four  
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v   five  
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vi   six  
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vii   seven  
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viii   eight  
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ix   nine  
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x   ten  
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Six Rights of Administration   Right drug, Right dose, Right patient, Right route, Right time, Right documentation.  
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Oral (p.o)   administered by mouth  
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Sublingual SL   Placed under the tongue  
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Buccal   Placed on cheek to dissolve  
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Parenteral   via IV, IM, ID or Subcutaneous (subcut)  
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Insertion   placed into a body cavity  
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Instillation   via liquid into a body cavity  
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Inhalation   via the respiratory tract  
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Intranasal   via the nostrils  
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Topical   applied to external surface  
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Percutaneous   via skin or mucus membrane for absorption  
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Transdermal   via a patch or disk applied topically.  
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