Hospitals commonly used foreign language abbreviations and their full English name

1, prn: prorenata, when necessary

For long-term standby medical advice, the condition requires the execution of the time, there is an interval between the two executions.

2, St: Stat.Statim, immediately

Immediate execution of the medical prescription is st, the doctor issued a medical prescription is executed within 15 minutes

3, qod: quaque (other) die, every other day

refers to two days to use the drug once, specifically, once today, tomorrow stop using the drug, and the day after tomorrow then medication, and so on.

4, bid: bisindie, twice a day

2 times a day, usually once in the morning and once in the afternoon.

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5. DC: discontinue, stop

DC on a medical prescription means to stop taking a particular drug.

6, Q.2h: quaque2hora/every2hous, every 2 hours

Indicates that a drug needs to be taken every 2 hours, Q.4h, Q.6h, etc. indicates every 4 hours, every 6 hours.

7, SOS: siopussit/onedoseifnecessary, when needed

Limited to one dose, valid for 12 hours

8, Am: antemeridiem/beforenoon, in the morning

Medicine on the Am indicates that the medicine is taken in the morning, pm ( postmeridiem/afternoon) means take the medicine in the afternoon.