Abbreviations and Dosage Calculations in Pharmacology

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These flashcards cover common medical abbreviations and dosage calculations essential for pharmacology.

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prn, p.r.n.

As needed

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STAT, stat

Immediately

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hs

At bedtime, hours of sleep

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q2h

Every 2 hours

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pc, p.c.

After meal

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ac, a.c.

Before meals

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q.a.m.

Every morning

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bid, b.i.d.

Twice a day

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tid, t.i.d.

Three times a day

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IM

Intramuscular

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Subcut

Subcutaneous

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IV

Intravenous

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IVPB

Intravenous piggyback

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NG, NGT

Nasogastric tube

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ID

Intradermal

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PO, p.o.

Orally or by mouth

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pr, p.r.

Per rectum

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Supp

Suppository

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NPO, n.p.o.

Nothing by mouth

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SL, sl

Sublingual

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EC

Enteric coated

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Cap, caps

Capsule

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Elix.

Elixir

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Tab

Tablet

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Susp

Suspension

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ER

Extended release

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CR

Controlled release

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SR

Sustained release

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NS, N/S

Normal saline

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min

Minute

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mL

Milliliter

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mEq

Milliequivalent

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mg

Milligram

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kg

Kilogram

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mcg

Microgram

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gtt

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