SIGTWOTWO Flashcards

1
Q

mEq, meq

A

milliequivalent

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2
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Mg or Mag

A

Magnesium

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3
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mg

A

milligram

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4
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mg/dL

A

milligrams (mg) of sugar per deciliter (dL) of blood, milligrams of cholesterol per deciliter of blood

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5
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mL

A

milliliter

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6
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mm Hg

A

millimeters of mercury (to measure blood pressure)

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7
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MTX

A

methotrexate (Trexall for Cancer)

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8
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MVI

A

Multi-Vitamins, multiple vitamins

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9
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max

A

maximum

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10
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min

A

minute, minimum

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11
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mm

A

millimeters

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12
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mo, m

A

month

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13
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m ft

A

mix & make

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14
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N/A or n/a

A

not available

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15
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N&V, N/V, NV

A

nausea and vomiting

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16
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NA, na

A

nausea

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17
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Na

A

Sodium

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18
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NaCl

A

Sodium Chloride (salt)

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19
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NaHCO3

A

sodium bicarbonate or sodium hydrogen carbonate

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20
Q

NDC

A

national drug code

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21
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NEB or neb

A

nebulizer

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22
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No. or no.

A

number

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23
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Nos. or nos.

A

numbers

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24
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noc, noct, pm

A

night, at night

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25
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NPH

A

N insulin (intermediate-acting insulin,Humulin N or Novolin N, neutral protamine hagedorn)

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26
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NPI

A

National Provider Identifier

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27
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NPO, npo

A

nothing by mouth

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28
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NR, N.R., nr, NRF

A

no refill

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29
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NS

A

nasal spray, normal saline (0.9% sodium chloride)

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30
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NTG

A

nitroglycerin

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31
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NKA

A

no know allergies

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32
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NKDA

A

no know drug allergies

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33
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NSAID

A

non-steroidal anti-inflammatory

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34
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NTE

A

not to exceed (Tylenol NTE 4g/24hr)

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35
Q

od

A

right eye (or once daily)

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36
Q

ODT

A

orally disintegrating tablet

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37
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oint, ung

A

ointment

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38
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OP, OPH, OPHT, OPHTH

A

ophthalmic

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39
Q

os

A

left eye

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40
Q

OTC

A

over the counter

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41
Q

ou

A

each eye, both eyes

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42
Q

oz

A

ounce

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43
Q

OC

A

oral contraceptive

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44
Q

OM

A

otitis media

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45
Q

o

A

eye

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46
Q

O2

A

oxygen

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47
Q

PA

A

prior authorization

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48
Q

PB

A

phenobarbital

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49
Q

PBO

A

prescribe brand only

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50
Q

pc or pp

A

after meals (“after a meal” if once daily dosing)

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51
Q

PCN

A

penicillin

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52
Q

pct

A

percent or percentage

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53
Q

PD

A

pediatric drop

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54
Q

PED

A

pediatric

55
Q

PEG

A

polyethylene glycol (a laxative)

56
Q

per

A

by or through (per day, week, month or other time period), in (in nebulizer, in rectum, in vagina)

57
Q

pH

A

potential hydrogen (a measure of how acidic or basic a substance is)

58
Q

pkd

A

packaged

59
Q

pkg

A

package

60
Q

pkt

A

packet

61
Q

pm, PM

A

evening, in the evening, after noon, nighttime

62
Q

PMS

A

premenstrual syndrome

63
Q

PNV

A

prenatal vitamins

64
Q

po, per os

A

by mouth

65
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PR, pr

A

per rectum, by rectum

66
Q

prn

A

as needed

67
Q

PSE

A

pseudoephedrine

68
Q

pt, pt.

A

pint, patient

69
Q

PTU

A

propylthiouracil

70
Q

p

A

after

71
Q

pc breakfast

A

after breakfast

72
Q

PV, pv

A

in the vagina, vaginally

73
Q

q

A

every, each

74
Q

qs or QS or Q.S.

A

quantity sufficient, sufficient amount

75
Q

qt

A

quart

76
Q

QTY or qty

A

quantity

77
Q

R, r, rec

A

rectum, rectally

78
Q

RA

A

rheumatoid arthritis

79
Q

RF, rf

A

refill

80
Q

Rx

A

prescription

81
Q

rept

A

repeat

82
Q

s (w/ line on top)

A

without

83
Q

SA

A

sustained action

84
Q

sc, subq

A

subcutaneous, under the skin

85
Q

Sig, sig

A

signa (directions for using a prescription)

86
Q

SL, S.L., sl

A

sublingual, under the tongue

87
Q

SMZ-TMP

A

sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim

88
Q

SOB

A

shortness of breath

89
Q

SOD or sod

A

sodium

90
Q

sol or soln

A

solution

91
Q

SOS (used in Rx writing)

A

if necessary

92
Q

SOS or S.O.S.

A

a call or request for help or rescue

93
Q

sq

A

subcutaneous, under the skin

94
Q

SR

A

sustained release

95
Q

ss

A

one half (½) (roman numeral, sliding scale (for insulin)

96
Q

stat

A

now; immediately

97
Q

sup or supp

A

suppository

98
Q

susp

A

suspension

99
Q

syr

A

syrup

100
Q

SYR

A

syringe

101
Q

sx

A

symptoms

102
Q

tab

A

tablet

103
Q

tac or TAC

A

triamcinolone

104
Q

tbsp

A

tablespoonful

105
Q

TCN

A

tetracycline

106
Q

top

A

topical

107
Q

TR

A

timed-release

108
Q

tsp, tea

A

teaspoonful, 5 ml

109
Q

tab

A

tablet(s)

110
Q

tbsp

A

tablespoonful, 15ml

111
Q

tx

A

treatment

112
Q

U, u

A

units

113
Q

UTI

A

urinary tract infection

114
Q

V or v (#)

A

5 (roman numeral)

115
Q

vag

A

vaginally, in the vagina

116
Q

w/

A

with

117
Q

w/o

A

without

118
Q

WA

A

while awake

119
Q

WH or WZ

A

wheezing

120
Q

wk

A

week

121
Q

wt

A

weight

122
Q

wc

A

with meals (“with a meal” if once daily dosing)

123
Q

X or x (#)

A

10 (roman numeral)

124
Q

X or x

A

times

125
Q

X 3 RF

A

times three refills

126
Q

XL

A

extra long

127
Q

XR

A

extended release

128
Q

YO

A

years old

129
Q

/

A

per (example - “Max 5/12 h” = “maximum of 5 per 12 hours”)

130
Q

ud, ut dict, utd

A

as directed

131
Q

uad or UAD

A

use as directed

132
Q

TAD, TUD

A

take as directed

133
Q

TAT, UAT

A

until all taken