Pharm Abbreviations Week 6

•       EN – Each nostril

•       IV – Intravenous

•       IVPB – Intravenous Piggy back

•       LOC – locally

•       UD, UT – as directed

•       TOP – topically

•       VAG – vaginally

•       Amp - Ampule

•       CAP – Capsule

•       CR – Cream

•       ELIX - Elixir

•       EXPECT – Expectorant

•       FL –Fluid

•       LIQ – Liquid

•       LOT –Lotion

•       PULV – Powder

•       SOL - Solution

•       SUPP – Suppository

•       SUSP – Suspension

•       SYR –Syrup

•       TAB –Tablet

•       TINC –tincture

•       UNG, OINT –Ointment

•       AD LIB – as often as needed

•       AM – morning

•       ASAP – as soon as possible

•       ATC – around the clock

•       H, HR – hour

•       NOC –night

•       NV – nausea vomiting

•       PC, HS – After meals/bedtime

•       PM – In the afternoon

•       Q – Every

•       w/ - with

•       w/o - without•       EN – Each nostril

•       IV – Intravenous

•       IVPB – Intravenous Piggy back

•       LOC – locally

•       UD, UT – as directed

•       TOP – topically

•       VAG – vaginally

•       Amp - Ampule

•       CAP – Capsule

•       CR – Cream

•       ELIX - Elixir

•       EXPECT – Expectorant

•       FL –Fluid

•       LIQ – Liquid

•       LOT –Lotion

•       PULV – Powder

•       SOL - Solution

•       SUPP – Suppository

•       SUSP – Suspension

•       SYR –Syrup

•       TAB –Tablet

•       TINC –tincture

•       UNG, OINT –Ointment

•       AD LIB – as often as needed

•       AM – morning

•       ASAP – as soon as possible

•       ATC – around the clock

•       H, HR – hour

•       NOC –night

•       NV – nausea vomiting

•       PC, HS – After meals/bedtime

•       PM – In the afternoon

•       Q – Every

•       w/ - with

•       w/o - without