Prescription & Abbreviation Flashcards

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am

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morning

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schedule II (CII)

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drugs having an accepted medical uses and a high abuse potential, with severe psychic or physical dependence liability

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schedule IV (CIV)

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drugs having an accepted medical use and an abuse potential less than those listed in CIII

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gtt

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drops

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5
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hs

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at bedtime

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h

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hour

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supp

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suppsitory

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otic

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for the ear

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stat

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at once or now

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schedule V (CV)

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drugs having an accepted medical use and an abuse potential less than those listed in schedule IV

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iii

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three

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qd

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every day/ daily

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iv

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four

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Handbook of Injectable Drugs

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information about IV solutions and drugs

drug compatibilities

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DAW

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dispense as written

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d

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day

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qs

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quantity sufficient or to make

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class I recall

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reasonable probability that use or exposure will cause serious adverse health consequences or death

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as

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left ear

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bid

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twice a day

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pc

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after meals

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schedule I (CI)

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drugs having no accepted medical use in the United States, with a high abuse potential

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ac

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before meals

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USP-DI Volume III

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approved drug products and requirements

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i
one
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Remington's Pharmaceutial
information for compounding purposes | contains physical characteristics of different drugs and recipes
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c
with
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sl
under the tongue
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ASAP
as soon as possible
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pv
in vagina
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class II recall
use or exposure may cause temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences
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United States Pharmacopeia | USP- Drug Information or USP-DI
drug standards
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po
by mouth
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p
after
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pr
in rectum
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sig
directions or "take thou"
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dc
discontinue
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class III recall
use or exposure is not likely to cause adverse health consequences
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ou
each eye
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pm
evening
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USP-DI Volume I
information for the health professional
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Handbook of Over-the-Counter Drugs
information on all OTC drugs on the market | active & inactive ingredients
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s
without
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ii
two
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au
both ears
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Redbook
information concerning the average wholesale pricing of prescriptions for insurance or third-party pricing
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qsad
add quantity to make a specific volume
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os
left eye
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USP-DI Volume II
advice for the patient
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The Orange Book
listing of generic drug equivalencies compared to other generic drugs or trade name drugs
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Facts and Comparisons
drug information easy to read most used reference book
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q
every
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American Drug Index
brief information about all trade name and generic drugs available (go to Facts and Comparisons if you need more info)
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Physicians's Desk Reference (PDR)
information about drugs; mainly inserts from drug manufactures limited info.
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opth
opthalmic (for the eye)
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cc
cubic centimeter
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q4h
every four hours
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ad
right ear
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schedule III (CIII)
drugs having an accepted medical use and an abuse potential less than those in schedules I and II
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nte
not to exceed
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od
right eye
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qod
every other day
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tid
three times a day
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ud
as directed
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ss
one-half
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qid
four times a day
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prn
as needed