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Rx Abbreviations & Conversion Factors

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1 ml = ? cc   1 ml = 1 cc (ml and cc mean the same thing)  
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1 ml = ? drops (on average)   1 ml = about 20 drops on average  
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1 t = ? ml   1 t = 5 ml  
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1 T = ? t   1 T = 3 t  
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1T = ? ml   1 T = 15 ml  
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1 oz = ? ml   1 oz = 30 ml  
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1 kg = ? lb   1 kg = 2.2 lb  
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1 L = ? ml   1 L = 1000 ml  
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1 g = ? mg   1 g = 1000 mg  
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1 mg = ? mcg   1 mg = 1000 mcg  
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5 grain = ? mg   5 grain = about 325 mg  
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10 grain = ? mg   10 grain = about 650 mg  
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1 T = ? oz   1 T = 0.5 oz  
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1 kg = ? g   1 kg = 1000 g  
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Concentration expressed as x% means   x% means xgram per 100ml  
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t stands for ?   t stands for teaspoon  
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mg stands for ?   mg stands for milligram  
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mcg stands for ?   mcg stands for microgram  
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SubCut   subcutaneous  
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bid   twice daily  
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tid   three times daily  
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qd   one time daily (do not use this abbreviation)  
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qid   four times daily (do not use this abbreviation)  
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gtts   drops (do not use this abbreviation)  
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T stands for ?   T stands for tablespoon  
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hs   bedtime  
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SQ   subcutaneous (SubCut is preferred abbreviation)  
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po   oral  
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inh   inhaled  
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SL   sublingual  
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IM   intramuscularly  
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IV   intravenously  
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R   rectally  
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os   left eye (do not use this abbreviation)  
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od   right eye (do not use this abbreviation)  
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q or Q   every  
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wm   with meal(s)  
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ac   before meal/food  
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pc   post meal/food  
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prn   as needed for  
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dob   date of birth  
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NKA   no known allergies  
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NKDA   no known drug allergies  
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NPO   nothing by mouth  
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n/v   nausea/vomiting  
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cp   chest pain  
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wa   while awake  
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SOB   shortness of breath (SOA is better)  
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SOA   shortness of air  
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BP   blood pressure  
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stat   now or immediately  
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ud   as directed (this is a very vague signa)  
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aaa   apply to affected area  
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qod   every other day (do not use this abbreviation)  
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DC   discontinue  
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