Routes Of Administration Flashcards

1
Q

AD/AS/AU

A

Right ear, left ear, both ears (ear drops)

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2
Q

Gtt

A

Drip (IV infusion continuous)

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3
Q

Gtts

A

Drops (as in “20drops per ml”, written as 20gtts/ml)

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4
Q

IM

A

Intramuscular injection

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5
Q

INHL

A

Inhalation

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6
Q

IV

A

Intravenous (fluids, antibiotics, continuous infusion)

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7
Q

IVP

A

IV push (opioids)

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8
Q

IVPB

A

IV piggy back (runs secondary to main infusion)

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9
Q

NGT/OGT/PEG

A

Via nasogastric tube, orogastric tube, or PEG tube

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10
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OD/OS/OU

A

Right eye, left eye, both eyes

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11
Q

PO

A

By mouth

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12
Q

PR

A

By rectum

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13
Q

SL

A

Sublingual

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14
Q

SUBQ or SQ

A

Subcutaneous

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15
Q

Topical

A

Applied to the skin

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16
Q

AC

A

Before meals

17
Q

ASAP

A

As soon as possible

18
Q

ATC

A

Around the clock

19
Q

BID

A

Twice a day (usually 0900 and 2100)

20
Q

HS

A

At bedtime (“hour of sleep”)

21
Q

PC

A

After meals

22
Q

PRN

A

As needed

23
Q

Q

A

Every

24
Q

Q day

A

Every day (or just add daily)

25
Q

QID

A

Four times a day

26
Q

QOD

A

Every other day

27
Q

STAT

A

Immediately

28
Q

TID

A

Three times a day