#Post cibos meaning pro#

MEDICATIONS ABBREVIATIONS APAP ASA AZT EES HC HCTZ MTX NTG MEANING before meals at pleasure, freely administer morning water around the clock twice a day with day dilute and hour at bedtime between meals minute morning and night nausea and vomiting night nothing by mouth after meals afternoon evening by mouth (orally) as needed every every morning every _ hours four times a day repeat without once a day if there is need as needed immediately three times a day as directed week

#Post cibos meaning pro#

LATIN ORIGIN ante cibos ad libitum -ante meridiem aqua -bis in die cum die dilitus -hora hora somni inter cibos minutum -nocte non per os post cibos post meridiem per os pro de nata quaque -quarter in die repetatur sine semel in die si opus sit statim ter in die ut dictum. SIGNA / PATIENT INSTRUCTIONS ABBREVIATION a.c. Milliliters (of drug administered) per hour (as through intravenous administration) milliosmoles ounce pint quart one half tablespoonful teaspoonful MEANING body surface area cubic centimeter or millimeter (mL) fluid fluid dram ( teaspoonful, 5 mL) half-fluidounce ( tabalespponful, 15 mL) gram gallon drop pound kilogram liter square meter microgram milliequivalent milligram milligrams (of drug) per kilogram (of body weight) milligrams (of drug) per square meter (of body surface area) milliliter QUANTITIES AND MEASUREMENT ABBREVIATION (LATIN ORIGIN) BSA cm3 f or fl (fluidus) flʒ or fʒ fl℥ss or f℥ss g gal gtt (gutta) lb (libra) kg L m2 or M2 mcg mEq mg mg/kg mg/m2 mL MEANING of each up to to make dispense divide give of such doses make mix number do not repeat a sufficient quantity a sufficient quantity to make write (directions on label) LATIN ORIGIN ana ad dispensatur dividatur dentur tales doses fiat mice numero non repatatur quantum sufficit quantum sufficiat ad Signa PRESCRIPTION FILLING DIRECTIONS ABBREVIATION aa. To be taken three times daily three times daily Let him take let it be taken let them be taken to be taken Take let him take let it be taken let them be taken to be taken

LATIN TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS USED IN PRESCRIPTION ABBREVIATIONSĬape capitat capiatur capiantur capiendus, a, um