Abbreviations on Pharmacy Prescription

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  • S/S = Signs & symptoms
  • C/O = Complains of
  • Rx = Prescription
  • O/e = on examination
  • Tx = Treatment
  • Dx = Diagnosis
  • Hx = History
  • Sx = Symptoms
  • Stat = Immediately
  • Vs = Vital signs
  • OD = Ones a day
  • BDS = Twice a day
  • TDS/TD/TID = Three time a day
  • QDS/QD = Four times a day
  • H = After hour
  • 4h = Every four hours
  • 5X a day = Five times a day
  • QWK = Every week
  • OM/M = In the morning
  • ON/N = At night
  • MN = Morning & night
  • PC = After food (ex- TDPC)
  • AC = Before food (ex- BDAC)
  • CF = With food
  • BBF = Before breakfast
  • HS/BT = Before sleep
  • SOS/PRN = When required
  • Ad Lib = As much as desire
  • Tab = tablet
  • Cap/Caps = Capsule
  • Syr/Syp = Syrup
  • Inj = Injection
  • Gtt = As a drop
  • Po = Orally
  • IV = Intravenous
  • IM = Intramuscular
  • Amp = As injection
  • Tbsp = tablespoon
  • Tsp = Teaspoon
  • W = With
  • W/O = Without
  • BNO = Both eyes
  • BEY = Both eyes
  • LE = Left eye
  • RE = Right eye
  • GTT = As a drop
  • T̊ = One
  • T̊T̊ = Two
  • T̊T̊T̊ = Three
  • T̊T̊T̊T̊ = Four
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