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novolin
managing blood glucose levels in individuals with diabetes mellitus
materna
prenatal vitamin used to ensure that a pregnant woman gets sufficients nutrients
loestrin fe
a birth control pill that prevents pregnancy
cytomel
used to treat hypothyroidism by providing synthetic thyroid hormone
retina A
commonly used to treat acne and reducing the appearance of wrinkles
Terazol 7
an antifungal medication used to treat yeast infections
Metformin
used for managing type 2 diabetes by controlling blood sugar levels
tramadol
a pain reliever used to treat moderate to severe pain
fluconazole
anti fungal medication used to treat various fungal infections
albuterol
a bronchodilator used to relieve syptoms of asthma and other respiratory conditions
simethicone
used to relieve symptoms of excess gas in the digestive tracts
valproate
used to treat seizures and bipolar disorder and to prevent migraine headaches
estroderm
a hormone replacement therapy patch used to treat symptoms of meopause
nadolol
a beta blocker used to treat high blood pressure and angina
lansoprazole
a proton pump inhibitor used to treat stomach ulcers, gerd, and other acid related disorders
sumatriptan
used to treat migraine headache
lovastatin
used to lower cholesterol levels
Ultram (tramadol)
a pain reliever to for moderate to severe pain
Ambien
a sedative used to treat insomnia
depakote
used to treat seizures, bipolar disorder and to prevent migraines
Bactroban
an antibiotic ointment used to treat bacterial skin infection
a
before
aa
of each
ac
before meals
ad
up to
ad lib
as much as desired
ad #2
right ear
as
left ear
am
before noon
au
both ears
bid
twice daily
c
with
d
give
dtd
give such doses
f,ft
make
gtt
drop
h
hour
hs
at bedtime
m
mix
mft
mix and make
no
number
noct
night
non rep, NIR
no refills
od
right eye
os
left eye
ou
both eyes
p
after
pc
after meals
po
by mouth
pm
after noon
pr
rectally
prn
as needed
q
every
qd
every day
qod
every other day
qs
quantity sufficient
qid
four times daily
sl
sublingual
ss
1/2
sig
directions
stat
now
tid
three times daily
ut, ud ,utd
as directed
absorption
drug gets absorbed in the bloodstream
distribution
drug goes to where it is needed
metabolism
drug is broken down by the liver
elimination
excretion from the body
enteric coated tablets
special coatin over tablet to prevent the dissolution within the stomach, should never be chewed or crushed, not to be take with antiacids
sublingual tablets
placed under the tongue, quickly absorbed into bloodstream
buccal tablets
between cheek and gum, dissolved slowly over a period of time
film coated tablets
special coating that masks the objectionable odor or taste
sustained time release tablets
active ingredient is released at a constant rate for a long period of time (long acting, delayed release, prolonged action)
lozenges
troches or pastilles, dissolve slowly in the mouth to keep in ocntact with the mouth or throat longer
pellets
cylinder shaped tablets for implantation just under the skin for continuous drug absorption
capsules
work in 10-30 mins, within a gelatin shell
effervescent tablets
active ingredient plus sodium bicarbonate plus citric acid, causes a release of carbon dioxide gas
solutions
no need to shake, uniformly dispersed througout the liquid
suspensions
need to shake, medication is insoluble in the liquid
elixer
sweetened water with alcohol
tinctures
highest concentration of alcohol
ss
1/2
I
1
V
5
X
10
L
50
C
100
D
500
M
1000
when a smaller number is before a larger number
the smaller number is subtracted
when a smaller number is after a larger number
the smaller number is added
4ml
1 dram
5 ml
1 teaspoon
15 ml
3 teaspoons
30 ml
1 ounce
3 teaspoons
1 tablespoon
30 gm
1 ounce
1 cup
8 ounces
1 pint
2 cups
1 quart
2 pints