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1. What does the medical abbreviation 'ac' stand for?

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The medical abbreviation 'ac' stands for 'before meals', typically used in reference to medication dosages.

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2. When should you take your medication if the prescription label says 'pc'?

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The abbreviation 'pc' stands for 'post cibum', which means 'after meals'. It is important to take medications at the correct time to ensure effectiveness and minimize side effects.

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3. What is the meaning of 'bid'?

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In this context, 'bid' is a medical abbreviation that stands for 'bis in die' which means 'twice a day' in Latin.

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4. What is the meaning of tid?

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Tid is a medical abbreviation that stands for 'ter in die' in Latin, which means 'three times a day.' It is commonly used in prescriptions to denote the frequency of a medication dosage.

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5. What does 'po' stand for in medical terminology?

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In medical terminology, 'po' is an abbreviation for 'per os,' which means 'by mouth' when referring to taking medication or nutrition.

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6. How often do you exercise?

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The correct answer indicates a regular and consistent exercise routine for optimal health benefits.

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7. What does 'qd' stand for?

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The acronym 'qd' commonly stands for 'everyday' in informal communication.

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8. How often does this event occur?

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The correct answer is 'every hour' as the event occurs once every hour, not once every day, week, or month.

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9. How often should the medication be taken if the prescription says q6h?

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In medical shorthand, q6h stands for every 6 hours, indicating the frequency at which the medication should be taken.

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10. What does qod stand for?

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QOD is an abbreviation for every other day, commonly used in medical prescriptions and scheduling.

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11. What does DC stand for?

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DC commonly stands for 'discontinue,' meaning to cease or stop something.

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12. What does 'ml' stand for?

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The abbreviation 'ml' stands for milliliter, which is a unit of volume equal to one thousandth of a liter.

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13. What does 'Gm.' stand for in units of measurement?

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The abbreviation 'Gm.' is commonly used to represent the unit of measurement 'gram' in various contexts, such as in cooking recipes or scientific experiments.

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14. What is the abbreviation for kilogram?

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The correct abbreviation for kilogram is 'kg', which stands for kilogram, the base unit of mass in the International System of Units (SI). The other options, lbs, cm, and mph, do not represent the unit for mass.

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15. What does 'OU' stand for in medical terms?

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In medical terms, 'OU' is the abbreviation used to refer to both eyes. It is important to understand medical abbreviations to ensure clear communication in healthcare settings.

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16. What does OS stand for?

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OS typically stands for Operating System, which is a software that manages computer hardware and provides common services for computer programs.

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17. What does OD stand for?

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OD is an abbreviation commonly used in the field of optometry and ophthalmology to refer to the right eye. It is important to distinguish between OD (right eye), OS (left eye), and OU (both eyes) when documenting eye-related information.

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18. What does 'prn' stand for in medical terminology?

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In medical terminology, 'prn' stands for 'pro re nata,' which translates to 'as needed' in English. It is used to indicate medication or treatment should be taken only when necessary.

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19. What is the abbreviation for tsp.?

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The correct abbreviation for teaspoon is tsp., not any of the other options provided.

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20. What does 'Tbsp.' stand for?

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Tbsp. is commonly used as an abbreviation for tablespoon, which is a unit of volume measurement often used in cooking.

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21. What does 'oz.' stand for?

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The abbreviation 'oz.' stands for 'ounce', commonly used to measure weight or volume.

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22. What is another word for a small, portable computing device that typically has a touchscreen for input?

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A tablet is a small, portable computing device that typically has a touchscreen for input. It is different from a phone, laptop, or watch in terms of design and functionality.

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23. What is another word for cap?

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The correct term for cap in this context is capsule, which is a small container used for medicine.

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24. What does the abbreviation SL stand for?

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The abbreviation SL stands for sublingual, referring to a medication route where the drug is placed under the tongue for absorption.

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25. What does EC stand for?

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EC typically refers to enteric coated medications, which have a special coating that allows them to pass through the stomach unaffected and dissolve in the intestines.

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26. What does meq stand for?

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meq stands for millikiequivalent, which is a unit of measure used in chemistry to describe the amount of a substance relative to its equivalent weight.

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27. What does the term 'otic' refer to?

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The term 'otic' specifically relates to the ear, particularly in medical terminology.

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28. What is the word formed by combining the words 'oil' and 'ointment'?

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The correct word formed by combining 'oil' and 'ointment' is 'ointment'. 'Oilment', 'oitment', and 'oylment' are incorrect spellings.

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What does the medical abbreviation 'ac' stand for?
When should you take your medication if the prescription label says...
What is the meaning of 'bid'?
What is the meaning of tid?
What does 'po' stand for in medical terminology?
How often do you exercise?
What does 'qd' stand for?
How often does this event occur?
How often should the medication be taken if the prescription says q6h?
What does qod stand for?
What does DC stand for?
What does 'ml' stand for?
What does 'Gm.' stand for in units of measurement?
What is the abbreviation for kilogram?
What does 'OU' stand for in medical terms?
What does OS stand for?
What does OD stand for?
What does 'prn' stand for in medical terminology?
What is the abbreviation for tsp.?
What does 'Tbsp.' stand for?
What does 'oz.' stand for?
What is another word for a small, portable computing device that...
What is another word for cap?
What does the abbreviation SL stand for?
What does EC stand for?
What does meq stand for?
What does the term 'otic' refer to?
What is the word formed by combining the words 'oil' and 'ointment'?
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