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These flashcards cover commonly used medical abbreviations and their meanings, aiding in understanding medical terminology.
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a
before
aa
of each
a.c.
before meals
ad lib.
as desired, freely
am
morning, before noon
pm
evening, before midnight
ODT
orally disintegrating tablet
p.o.
by mouth, oral
p.c.
after meals
p.r.
by rectum
b.i.d.
twice a day
b.i.w.
twice a week
prn
when necessary/required, as needed
q.a.m.
every morning
q.h.
every hour
q.i.d.
four times a day
q2h/q4h/q6h/q8h/q12h
every 2 hours/every 4 hours/every 6 hours/every 8 hours/not every 12 hours
c
with
cup (C)
common volume measure
ds
double strength
dil.
dilute
EC
enteric coated
ER
extended release
fl/fld.
fluid
GT
gastrostomy tube
gtt
drop
h/hr
hour
ID
intradermal
IM
intramuscular
IV
intravenous
IVPB
intravenous piggyback
IVSS
intravenous Soluset
KVO
keep vein open
LA
long acting
min
minute
NAS
intranasal
NPO
nothing by mouth
S.O.S.
may be repeated once if necessary
S&S
signs and symptoms
S
a sufficient amount/as much as needed
susp
suspension
syp/syr
syrup
tab
tablet
t.i.d.
three times a day
ung/ointment
ointment
vag/v
vaginally
XL/XR
long acting/extended release