1/2NS |
half normal saline (0.45%) |
|
10d |
ten day |
|
30d |
thirty day |
|
4HRX |
FOUR HOUR PRESCRIPTION |
|
90d |
ninety day |
|
A |
Agar |
|
A.C. |
after food (ante cibum) [Lat.] |
|
a.c. |
before meals (ante sebum) |
|
A.C. |
Ante Cibum (before meals) |
|
A.M. |
Ante Meridiem (take before noon) |
|
AA |
Amino Acid |
|
AA |
Of each (Ana) |
|
aa |
equal part of each |
|
AAAD,KJA |
An Apple A Day, Keeps Jen Away |
|
AC |
BEFORE A MEAL |
|
ACD (solution) |
citric acid, sodium citrate & dextrose |
|
ACEI |
angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor |
|
ACIP |
Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices |
|
ACMD |
Advisory Council of Many Drugs |
|
ACST |
Acasti Pharma Inc (NASDAQ Stock Exchange [NASDAQ]) |
|
ACT |
airway clearance therapy |
|
ACU |
Acupuncture |
|
AD |
Auris Dextra (right ear) |
|
AD |
Right Ear |
|
AD FIN |
Ad Finem (to the end) |
|
AD LIB |
Ad Libitum (use as much as one desires) |
|
ad. lib. |
as you desire or need |
|
ADC(s) |
antibody-drug conjugate(s) |
|
ADR |
Adverse Drug Reaction |
|
AER |
Adverse Event Reporting |
|
AFC |
Anti-Fungal Cream |
|
AGIT |
Agita (Agitate, Stir, or Shake) |
|
AI |
Anti-Inflammatory |
|
AK |
Anti-Keloid |
|
AL |
Auris Laeva (left ear) |
|
AL |
Ad libitum |
|
ALT. H. |
Alternis Horis - (every other hour) |
|
AMG |
ArzeneiMittelGesetz (West Germany drug law) |
|
amp. |
ampoule |
|
Anti-TNF |
Anti-tumor necrosis factor drugs |
|
APC |
aspirin, phenacetin & caffeine |
|
APC |
aspirin, phenacetin & codeine |
|
AQ |
Aqueaous solution (with water) |
|
ARB |
Angiotensin receptor blocker (antagonist) |
|
ARB(s) |
angiotensin-receptor blocker(s) |
|
ARO |
Antibiotic Resistant Organisms |
|
ART |
Antiretroviral Therapy (HIV) |
|
ART |
Anti-Retroviral Therapy |
|
AS |
Atropine Sulphate |
|
AS |
Auricle Sinistrus (Left Ear) |
|
AS |
Anabolic Steroid |
|
ATC |
Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical |
|
ATC |
Around The Clock |
|
AU |
Auris Utraque (both ears) |
|
AU |
Both Ears |
|
AVA |
Anthrax Vaccine Adsorbed |
|
AZT |
azidothymidine |
|
B&A |
Before and After |
|
b.i.d. |
twice a day |
|
BAL |
British Anti-Lewisite |
|
BD |
Bis In Die (Twice Daily) |
|
BD&A |
Before, During, and After |
|
BID |
Bis In Die (Twice Daily) |
|
BID |
Twice A Day |
|
bis |
twice |
|
BM |
Bowel Movement |
|
BNFC |
British National Formulary for Children |
|
BOL |
BOLus (as a large single dose) |
|
BP |
British Pharmacopoeia |
|
BPA |
Bisphenol A |
|
BPAP |
Bilevel Positive Airway Pressure |
|
BPC |
British Pharmaceutical Codex |
|
BPh |
British Pharmacopoeia |
|
BS |
Blood Sugar |
|
BSA |
Body Surface Area |
|
BT |
At Bed Time |
|
BUCC |
BUCCa (inside cheek) |
|
BUCCAL |
CHEEK/GUM |
|
c |
Cum - with (usually written with a bar on top of the "c") |
|
c |
with (usually written with a bar on top of the "c") |
|
C [Cong.] |
gallon |
|
C.C.H. |
Certified in Classical Homeopathy |
|
CALM |
Cannabis as Living Medicine |
|
CAM |
complementary and alternative medication |
|
CAP |
CAPsula (CAPsule) |
|
Cap |
Capsule |
|
CBR |
Complete Bed Rest |
|
CBT |
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy |
|
cc |
cum cibo (with food) |
|
cc |
with food, (but also cubic centimetre) |
|
CD |
Clinical Diagnosis |
|
CDT |
Catheter-Directed Thrombolysis |
|
CEE |
Conjugated Equine Estrogens |
|
CF |
Consume with Food |
|
CHC |
Combined Hormonal Contraceptives |
|
CHOP |
cyclophosphamide, doxorubicin, vincristine, and prednisone |
|
CHOP-R |
cyclophosphamide, doxorubicin, vincristine, and prednisone with rituximab |
|
CIB |
Cibus (with food) |
|
CIM |
Cimetidine |
|
CMF |
Cyclophosphamide, Methotrexate, 5-Fluorouracil |
|
COC |
Combined Oral Contraceptive |
|
COMP |
Compound |
|
cop |
Canadian Online Pharmacy |
|
COPP |
cyclophosphamide, vincristine, procarbazine, & prednisone |
|
CPAP |
Continuous Positive Airway Pressure |
|
CPZ |
Chlorpromazine |
|
cr |
Creamery Road |
|
crm |
cream |
|
CRT |
Conformal Radiation Therapy |
|
CS |
CorticoSteroids |
|
CST |
Continue same treatment |
|
Cu-IUD |
copper intrauterine device |
|
Cyl. |
Cylinder |
|
CZI |
crystalline zinc insulin |
|
d |
Dermatology |
|
d |
Dose |
|
D |
Discontinue |
|
D.C. |
Doctor of Chiropractic |
|
D.H.A.N.P |
Diplomate of the Homeopathic Academy of Naturopathic Physicians |
|
D.Ht |
Diplomate in Homotherapeutics |
|
D.O |
Doctor of Osteopathy |
|
d.t.d. |
dentur tales doses - give of such doses |
|
D.W. |
distilled water |
|
D/C |
Discontinue |
|
D5NS |
dextrose 5% in normal saline (0.9%) |
|
D5W |
Dextrose 5% Solution in Water |
|
DA-EPOCH-R |
dose-adjusted etoposide, doxorubicin, and cyclophosphamide with vincristine, prednisone and rituximab without radiotherapy |
|
DAAA(s) |
Direct-acting antiviral agent(s) |
|
DAW |
Dispense As Written |
|
dc, D/C, disc |
discontinue or discharge |
|
DDA |
Dangerous Drug Act (U.K.) |
|
DDS |
Downtown Dentistry in Seattle |
|
DDS |
Department of Dentistry S |
|
DDS |
Doctor of Dentistry |
|
DDS |
Dentistry Dr Sanya |
|
DDS |
Dentistry Dr Sheldon |
|
DDS |
Dentistry the Division |
|
DDS |
Dentistry of Dallas |
|
DDS |
Director of Dentistry |
|
DDS |
Degree in Dentistry |
|
DDS |
Dentistry Dr Sandra |
|
DDS |
Dentist in Dentistry |
|
DDS |
Dentistry by Dr Stephen |
|
DES |
diethyl sulphate |
|
df |
dietry fiber |
|
DHEA |
Dehydroepiandrosterone |
|
DHEAS |
dehydroepiandrosterone sulphate |
|
DIA |
Diazepam |
|
DIA |
Drug Information Association |
|
dieb. alt. |
diebus alternis - every other day |
|
dieb. alt. |
every other day |
|
DIL |
Dilute |
|
Dipl.Ac. |
Diplomate in Acupuncture |
|
Disp |
DISPense |
|
div. |
divide |
|
DMARD |
disease-modifying antirheumatic drug |
|
DMARDs |
disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs |
|
DMPA |
Depot Medroxyprogesterone Acetate |
|
DNE |
Do Not Exceed |
|
DOA |
Drug of Abuse |
|
dots |
Directly Observed Therapy Shortcourse |
|
DR |
Doctor (may be a doctor or a dentist) |
|
dr |
drachm (=60 grains) |
|
DROT(AA) |
drotrecogin alfa (activated) |
|
DTAP |
Diphtheria, Tetanus toxoids, and Acellular Pertussis vaccine |
|
DTwP |
diphtheria and tetanus toxoids and whole cell vaccines |
|
DUP |
Drug Use Profile |
|
DWSCL |
Daily wear soft contact lenses |
|
E-IUD |
emergency intrauterine device |
|
e.o.m. |
every other month |
|
E4W |
Every 4 Weeks |
|
EC |
Emergency Contraception |
|
ECP |
Emergency Contraception Pill |
|
ED |
Effective Dose |
|
EE |
Ethinyl Estradiol |
|
elix. |
elixir |
|
EMEA |
European Medicines Evaluation Agency |
|
EMLA |
EMulsion Local Anesthetic |
|
EMP |
Ex Modo Prescripto (as directed) |
|
EMUL |
Abbreviation for emulsion |
|
emuls. |
emulsum - emulsion |
|
EOD |
Every Other Day |
|
EPD |
Electronic Personal Dosimeter |
|
EPMA |
Electronic Prescribing and Medicines Administration |
|
EPT |
Expedited Partner Therapy |
|
ER |
Extended-Release |
|
ER/LA |
extended release/long acting |
|
ERX |
electronic prescription |
|
ESHAP |
etoposide, methylprednisolone sodium succinate, cytarabine, and cisplatin |
|
et |
et - and |
|
ETG |
etonogestrel |
|
ex aq |
ex aqua - in water |
|
FDC |
Fixed-Dose-Combination |
|
FF |
Force Feedback |
|
fl. dr, |
fluid drachm |
|
fl., fld. |
fluid |
|
ft. |
fiat - make; let it be made |
|
FTC |
emtricitabine |
|
G |
Gallon |
|
gm |
Gram |
|
GR |
Grain |
|
gt |
One drop |
|
gtt |
Gutta (drops) |
|
Gtt |
Drop |
|
h, hr |
hora - hour |
|
h.s |
hour sleep or half-strength |
|
h.s. |
Hora Somni (at bedtime) |
|
h20 |
water |
|
HAART |
Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy |
|
HAART |
Highly Active AntiRetroviral Treatment |
|
HBOT |
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy |
|
HD |
High-Dose |
|
HES |
Hydroxyethyl Starch |
|
HFOV |
high frequency oscillatory ventilation |
|
HIPAA |
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 |
|
HPI |
human probiotic infusion |
|
HR |
Hour |
|
HRM |
high risk medication |
|
HS |
Half-Strength |
|
HS |
Hora Somni (at bedtime) |
|
HSP |
Hard to Swallow Pill |
|
HTD |
highest treatment dose |
|
IBP |
Ibuprofen |
|
IC |
INTRA CARDIAC |
|
IDP |
Instant Death Possibility |
|
IdU |
illicit drug users |
|
IIV |
Inactivated Influenza Vaccine |
|
IJ, inj |
injectio - injection |
|
IM |
Imatinib Mesylate |
|
IM |
INTRA MUSCULAR |
|
IMRT |
intensity-modulated radiation therapy |
|
IN |
intranasal |
|
inj |
injection |
|
IP |
Intraperitoneal |
|
IPMS |
Independent Pharmacy Matching Service |
|
IPV |
inactivated poliovirus vaccine |
|
IRP |
International Reference Preparation |
|
IUD |
Intra-Uterine Device |
|
IUS |
intrauterine system |
|
IV |
Intravenous |
|
IVIG |
intravenous immune globulin |
|
IVPB |
intravenous piggyback |
|
JDD |
Journal of Drugs in Dermatology |
|
kg |
Kilogram |
|
L |
Liter |
|
L-A |
long-acting |
|
LABA |
long-acting β-agonist (bronchodilators) |
|
LABA(s) |
Long-acting beta2-antagonist(s) |
|
LAIV |
Live Attenuated Influenza Vaccine |
|
LARC |
Long Acting Reversible Contraception |
|
LAS |
Label As Such |
|
lb |
Pound |
|
LCD |
coal tar solution |
|
LD |
Lethal Dose |
|
LD |
Low-Dose |
|
LD50 |
lethal dose where 50% of the animals die |
|
LEAN |
Lidocaine, Epinephrine, Atropine, Naloxone |
|
LFD |
Low-Fat Diet |
|
lin |
linimentum - liniment |
|
LIQ |
LIQuor solution |
|
LLPC(s) |
long-lived plasma cell(s) |
|
LNG-IUD |
levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine device |
|
lot. |
lotion |
|
LPAD |
limited population antibiotic drug |
|
LRP |
Long-Range Program |
|
LRT |
long-range therapy |
|
LTE |
Long-Term Effects |
|
M |
Mix |
|
m |
Mixture |
|
M&N |
mydriacyl and neosynephrine |
|
m, min |
minimum - a minimum |
|
M. |
misce - mix |
|
M.Ac |
Master of Acupuncture |
|
M.D |
Medical Doctor |
|
mane |
mane - in the morning |
|
MAR |
Medication Administration Record |
|
MD |
Mild Diabetic |
|
MD |
Moderate Dose |
|
MD |
Middle Deltoid |
|
MD |
Medium dose |
|
MDD |
mean daily dose |
|
MDI |
Metered-Dose Inhaler |
|
MDPV |
methylene-dioxypyrovalerone |
|
MDR |
Minimum Daily Requirement |
|
MDRD |
Modification of Diet in Renal Disease |
|
MDU |
More Dicto Utendus (to be used as directed) |
|
MERP |
Medication Errors Reporting Program |
|
mg/kgbw |
milligrams per kilogram of body weight |
|
MgSO4 |
magnesium sulfate |
|
MHC |
mental health counselling |
|
MIC |
Minimum Inhibitory Concentration |
|
MIST |
Mistura (mix) |
|
mitte |
mitte - send |
|
ML |
milliliter; 1/1000 liter |
|
ML |
Medical Leave |
|
MM |
methadone maintenance |
|
MMF |
Mycophenolate Mofetil |
|
MMR |
measles, mumps, and rubella |
|
MMRV |
Measles, Mumps, Rubella & Varicella Vaccine |
|
mo |
Month Old |
|
MOM |
Milk of Magnesia |
|
MOPP |
mechlorethamine, vincristine, procarbazine & prednisone |
|
MPR |
melphalan, prednisone and lenalidomide |
|
MSA(s) |
microtubule-stabilizing agent(s) |
|
MSO4 |
morphine sulfate |
|
MTC |
Mixed-treatment comparisons |
|
MTD |
minimum therapeutic dosage |
|
MTD |
Maximum Tolerated Dose (that does not produce unacceptable toxicity) |
|
MTP |
Medical Termination of Pregnancy |
|
MTX |
Methotrexate |
|
MX |
Mixer |
|
N.C.T.B. |
National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork |
|
N.M.T. |
not more than |
|
N.T.E. |
not to exceed |
|
NAP |
No Advertising, Please |
|
NCRI |
norepinephrine-dopamine reuptake inhibitor |
|
nebul |
nebula - a spray |
|
nebul |
a spray |
|
NET-EN |
norethisterone enantate |
|
NG |
Naso Gastric |
|
NNR |
New and Nonofficial Remedies |
|
noct. |
nocte - at night |
|
NOCTE |
Omne Nocte (Latin: every night) Omne Nocte (Latin: every night) |
|
NPO |
Nothing By Mouth |
|
NR |
not refillable |
|
NS |
normal saline (0.9%) |
|
NSAIA(s) |
non-steroidal anti-Inflammatory agent(s) |
|
NSAID |
Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug |
|
NSAID(s) |
nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug(s) |
|
O |
Pint |
|
o-t-c |
over-the-counter |
|
O.M.D./D.O.M |
Oriental Medical Doctor / Doctor or Oriental Medicine |
|
o.p.d. |
once per day |
|
o.s. |
oculus sinister - left eye |
|
o.u. |
oculus uterque - both eyes |
|
OCP |
Oral Contraceptive Pills |
|
OD |
eye doctor |
|
OD |
Once Daily |
|
ODB |
Ontario Drug Benefit |
|
OM |
Omne Mane (every morning) |
|
on |
omne nocte - every night |
|
OPR |
opioid pain reliever |
|
OPV |
Oral Polio Vaccine |
|
ORS |
Oral Rehydration Salts |
|
OS |
Oculus Sinister |
|
OSP |
Oral Sodium Phosphate |
|
OTC |
Over The Counter (medications not requiring a prescription) |
|
OTP |
Opioid Treatment Program |
|
OU |
Oculus Uterque (Both Eyes Together) |
|
OZ |
Ounce |
|
o_2 |
both eyes, sometimes written as o2 |
|
P |
combined hormonal contraceptive patch |
|
P. A. |
Pharmacy Assistant |
|
p.c. |
after food (post cibum) [Lat.] |
|
p.c. |
after meals |
|
p.m. |
post meridiem - evening or afternoon |
|
P.O. |
by mouth (per os) [Lat.] |
|
p.o. [Lat.: per os, per orem] |
by mouth |
|
p.r. |
per rectum - by rectum |
|
p.r. |
by rectum |
|
p.r.n. |
as needed |
|
PAS |
paramino salicylic acid |
|
PBM |
Pharmacy Benefit Manager |
|
PC |
AFTER A MEAL |
|
PCV |
pneumococcal conjugate vaccines |
|
PCV13 |
13-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine |
|
PCV7 |
7-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine |
|
PDMP |
Prescription Drug Monitoring Program |
|
PDP |
Private Prescription Drug Plan |
|
PDP |
Prescription Drug Plan |
|
PEG |
Polyethylene Glycol |
|
PEP |
postexposure prophylaxis |
|
PEP |
Pulmonary Embolism Prevention |
|
per |
per - by or through |
|
PH |
previous history |
|
pig./pigm. |
pigmentum - paint |
|
PK |
Pharmacokinetics |
|
PMP |
Prescription Monitoring Program |
|
PMU |
Pregnant Mare Urine |
|
PO |
By Mouth |
|
POC |
progestin-only contraceptive |
|
POD |
Point of Dispensing |
|
POP |
Progestin-Only Pill |
|
PP |
post-prandial (Lat. after eating) |
|
PPC |
Prescription Prepayment Certificate |
|
PPD |
purified protein derivative (TB test) |
|
PPI |
Proton Pump Inhibitior |
|
PPMV |
Patent Proprietary Medicine Vendors |
|
PR |
per rectum [Lat.] by rectal route |
|
PR |
Per Rectum |
|
PR |
pegylated interferon and/with weight-based ribavirin |
|
PRAC |
Pharmacovigilance Risk Assessement Committee |
|
PrEP |
Pre-exposure prophylaxis |
|
PRN |
''pro re nata'' (Latin, "for the emergency", "as needed") |
|
PSTAC |
Pharmacist Services Technical Advisory Coalition |
|
PT |
Physical Therapy |
|
PTEN |
phosphatqase and tensin homologue |
|
pulv. |
pulvis - powder |
|
PUVA |
psoralen and ultraviolet A |
|
PV |
VAGINALLY |
|
PV |
Per Vaginam (via the vagina) |
|
q |
quaque - every |
|
Q |
Quaque (Latin: each, every; used in medical prescriptions) |
|
Q.1H |
Quaque 1 Hora (every 1 hour) |
|
q.2h. |
every 2 hours |
|
q.3h. |
every 3 hours |
|
q.4.h. |
Every four hours |
|
q.4h. |
every 4 hours |
|
q.a.d. |
quoque alternis die - every other day |
|
q.a.m. |
quaque die ante meridiem - every day before noon |
|
q.d. |
once a day |
|
q.d. |
quaque die - every day |
|
q.d.s. |
quater die sumendus - four times a day |
|
q.h. |
Every hour, hourly |
|
q.h. |
quaque hora - every hour |
|
q.h.s. |
quaque hora somni - every night at bedtime |
|
q.i.d. |
quattuor in die - four times a day |
|
q.i.d. |
four times a day |
|
q.o.d. |
every other day |
|
q.p.m. |
quaque die post meridiem - every day after noon |
|
q.s. |
quantum sufficiat - a sufficient quantity |
|
Q12H |
Every 12 Hours |
|
q4PM |
at 4pm |
|
QAM |
Every morning |
|
QD |
every day (Lat.: quaque die) |
|
qd |
quaque die (every day) |
|
qh |
quaque hora (every hour) |
|
QHS |
at every bedtime |
|
QID |
FOUR A DAY |
|
QM |
Quaque Mane (Every Morning) |
|
qMO |
EVERY MONTH |
|
QOD |
Every Other Day |
|
qpm |
every evening |
|
QQH |
Quater Quaque Hora (every four hours) |
|
QS |
Quantity Sufficient |
|
QSAD |
Quantum Sufficit Ad ("as much as is sufficient") |
|
QWK |
Every Week |
|
q° |
EVERY HOURS |
|
R |
Rectal |
|
R-CHOP |
retuximab, cyclophosphamide, doxorubicin, vincristine, and prednisone |
|
R-FC |
retuximab, fludarabine, and cyclophosphamide |
|
rep., rept. |
repetatur - repeats |
|
RFD(S) |
reference dose(s) |
|
RL, R/L |
Ringer's lactate |
|
RSD(s) |
risk-specific dose(s) |
|
RTD |
Return To Duty |
|
RTUF |
ready-to-use therapeutic food |
|
RUTF |
ready-to-use therapeutic food |
|
RX |
prescriptions |
|
Rx |
take (Lat. recipe] |
|
RX |
Treatment |
|
s |
sine - without (usually written with a bar on top of the "s") |
|
s |
without (usually written with a bar on top of the "s") |
|
s.a. |
secundum artum - use your judgement |
|
s.o.s., si op. sit |
si opus sit - if there is a need |
|
SAL |
Salve |
|
SAM |
Smart Approaches to Marijuana |
|
SC, subc, subcut, subq, SQ |
subcutaneous |
|
sig |
write on label |
|
SigA |
secretory immunoglobulin A |
|
SL |
Sub-Lingually (under the tongue) |
|
SMPV |
smallpox vaccine |
|
SMX |
Sulfamethoxazole |
|
SOL |
Solution |
|
sol |
solutio - solution |
|
SOS |
Si Opus Sit (If there is a need) |
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SPGL |
Skanska Pharmaceutical Group Limited |
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Sph. |
sphere / spherical |
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SR |
Slow Release |
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ss |
semis - one half or sliding scale |
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SSI, SSRI |
sliding scale insulin or sliding scale regularinsulin |
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SSPB |
Summary of Safety and Probable Benefit |
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SSRI(s) |
selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor(s) |
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ST |
step therapy |
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STAR*D |
Sequenced Treatment Alternatives to Relieve Depression [clinical trial] |
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STAT |
Immediately (from Latin statim) |
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STN |
Streptozocin |
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STP |
Sodium Thiopental |
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STREAM |
standardized treatment regimen of antituberculosis drugs for patients with multidrug-resistant tuberculosis |
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SU.VI.MAX |
Supplementation en Vitamines et Mineraux Antioxydants |
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SUC |
Substance Use Calendar |
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SUPP |
suppository |
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supp |
suppositorium - suppository |
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Susp |
Suspension |
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Syr |
Syrup |
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syr |
syrupus - syrup |
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T ½, T ¼ |
Timoptic (with concentrations) |
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T-DM1 |
trastuzumab emtansine |
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t.i.d. |
3 times a day |
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tab |
tabella - tablet |
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Tab |
Tablet |
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Tabs |
Tablets |
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tal., t |
talus - such |
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TAT |
Tetanus Antitoxin |
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TAU |
Treatment-As-Usual |
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TBSP |
Tablespoon |
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TDAP |
tetanus toxoid, reduced diphtheria toxoid, and acellular pertussis vaccines |
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TDF FTC |
tenofovir with emtricitabine |
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TDS |
Ter Die Sumendum (three times a day) |
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TDS |
3 TIMES A DAY |
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THC |
Tetrahydrocannabinol |
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TID |
THREE A DAY |
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TID |
Ter In Die (Three times a day) |
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Tinc |
Tincture |
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TIW |
Ter In Week (Three times a Week) |
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TMOP |
Tricare Mail Order Pharmacy |
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TMP |
Trimethoprim |
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TOP |
Topically |
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TPN |
Total Parenteral Nutrition |
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TROCHE |
TROCHiscus (lozenge) |
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TSP |
Teaspoon |
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TT |
Tetanus Toxoid |
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TTox |
tetanus toxoid |
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U.D. |
Ut Dictum (As Directed) |
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UAD |
Use as Directed |
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ud |
ut dictum (as directed) |
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UNG |
UNGuentum (Ointment) |
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UNG |
OINtment |
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USP |
United States Pharmacopoeia |
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UT. DICT. |
Ut Dictum (As Directed) |
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ut. dict. |
as directed |
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Vag |
Vaginal |
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VAG |
Vaginally |
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VariZIG |
varicella zoster immune globulin |
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VIS |
Vaccine Information Statement |
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VMP |
Velcade, Melphalan, Prednisone |
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W |
With |
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W/O |
Without |
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wf |
with food (with meals) |
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wyt |
Wai Yuen Tong |
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WYTH |
Wai Yuen Tong Medicine Holdings |
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WYTMT |
Wai Yuen Tong Medicine Holdings |
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X |
Times |
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XD |
TIMES DAYS |
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XQ-9302 |
Chinese herbal medicine consisting of 20 plants |
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YCS |
Yellow Card Scheme |
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YO |
years old |
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ZnOx |
Zinc Oxide |
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μg |
microgram |
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