Qmap Certification Quiz

The abbreviation AC stands for 'ante cibum' which is a Latin term meaning 'before meals.' It is commonly used in medical prescriptions to indicate the timing of taking medication.

PC is a common abbreviation for 'Post Cibum,' which means 'after meals' in Latin.

BID is a medical abbreviation meaning twice a day.

In medical terminology, TID stands for 'ter in die,' which translates to 'three times a day.' The abbreviation BID stands for 'bis in die' (twice a day), QID stands for 'quater in die' (four times a day), and OD stands for 'omni die' (once a day).

QID stands for quater in die, which means four times a day in Latin. Therefore, the correct answer is 4x Day.

HS commonly refers to Hour of Sleep, representing bedtime, rather than the other options provided.

PO is an abbreviation used in medical prescriptions to indicate that the medication should be taken by mouth.

The question is referring to the most frequently used word in the English language, which is 'Every'. 'Any', 'Some', and 'None' are common words but not as frequently used as 'Every'.

The abbreviation QD stands for 'Every Day', indicating that the event occurs each day.

The correct abbreviation for 'Every Hour' is 'EH'. 'QH' does not stand for any of the incorrect options provided.

Q6H is a medical abbreviation that stands for 'every 6 hours', typically used in medication dosage instructions.

QOD is an acronym commonly used in medical prescriptions to indicate dosing frequency. In this context, it stands for 'Every other day.'

DC in this context typically stands for 'Discontinue', referring to the action of terminating or stopping something.

ML is the abbreviation for 'milliliter', which is a unit of volume equal to one thousandth of a liter. It is commonly used to measure small quantities of liquid.

In cooking measurements, 'Gm' is commonly used as an abbreviation for gram, which is a unit of mass.

The correct abbreviation for kilogram is 'Kg', which stands for Kilogram. The incorrect abbreviations are 'Lb' for pound, 'Oz' for ounce, and 'G' for gram.

In medical abbreviations, 'OU' stands for 'oculus uterque' which translates to 'both eyes'.

In this context, 'OS' is a slang term commonly used to refer to the left eye, especially in the medical field during patient examinations.

In the medical field, OD commonly refers to the right eye. It is important to differentiate this abbreviation from other medical terms to avoid confusion.

PRN is an abbreviation commonly used in medical contexts to indicate 'as needed' for medication or treatment.

In cooking measurements, tsp. stands for teaspoon, which is a unit of volume used for measuring liquids or powders.

The correct abbreviation for tablespoon is 'Tbsp.' The other options listed are either variations in capitalization (tbsp, TBSP.) or different abbreviations (Tb.) which are not commonly used.

The correct abbreviation for ounce is 'oz.', which is commonly used to denote the unit of weight in both liquid and dry measure.

In this context, 'tab' is commonly used as an abbreviation for 'tablet', but it can also refer to other meanings such as 'tabulation', 'tabloid', or 'tabernacle'.

The correct shortened version of the word 'capsule' is 'cap', which retains the essence of the original word.

SL typically stands for sublingual, which refers to a method of administering medication under the tongue.

In the context of medication, 'EC' typically refers to enteric coated tablets or capsules, which are designed to dissolve in the small intestine rather than the stomach to prevent irritation or degradation of the medication.

MEQ typically stands for milliequivlent, which is a unit of measurement used in chemistry to indicate one thousandth of an equivalent.

The term 'otic' specifically refers to the ear, not any other sensory organ.

The correct answer is 'ointment', as it is the correct spelling of the word being asked to complete.