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    This document defines common medical abbreviations used by doctors and medical staff. It provides abbreviations for how medications are prescribed, such as twice a day (b.i.d.), three times a day (t.i.d.), and when necessary (p.r.n.). It also lists abbreviations for medical terms and tests, including temperature, pulse, and respiration (TPR), blood pressure (BP), and full blood count (FBC). Finally, it includes common abbreviations used in reference to patients, such as patient (Pt), epilepsy (Ep), and nothing abnormal detected (NAD).

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    This document defines common medical abbreviations used by doctors and medical staff. It provides abbreviations for how medications are prescribed, such as twice a day (b.i.d.), three times a day (t.i.d.), and when necessary (p.r.n.). It also lists abbreviations for medical terms and tests, including temperature, pulse, and respiration (TPR), blood pressure (BP), and full blood count (FBC). Finally, it includes common abbreviations used in reference to patients, such as patient (Pt), epilepsy (Ep), and nothing abnormal detected (NAD).

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    This document defines common medical abbreviations used by doctors and medical staff. It provides abbreviations for how medications are prescribed, such as twice a day (b.i.d.), three times a day (t.i.d.), and when necessary (p.r.n.). It also lists abbreviations for medical terms and tests, including temperature, pulse, and respiration (TPR), blood pressure (BP), and full blood count (FBC). Finally, it includes common abbreviations used in reference to patients, such as patient (Pt), epilepsy (Ep), and nothing abnormal detected (NAD).

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    abbreviations

    Abbreviations are commonly used by doctors


    when they prescribe drug.
    Other abbreviations are commonly used by
    medical staffs.

    Abbreviations are commonly used by doctors


    when they prescribe drug.
    b.i.d.
    t.i.d.
    q.i.d.
    p.r.n.
    2 hrly
    a.c.
    p.c.
    p.o.
    tab.
    caps.

    twice a day : 2 X sehari


    three times a day : 3 X sehari
    four times a day
    when necessary : jika diperlukan
    once every two hours
    before meals : sebelum makan
    after meals : setelah makan
    orally (through the mouth) : lewat mulut
    tablets
    capsules

    Other abbreviations are commonly used by


    medical staffs.
    TPR
    BP
    CNS
    CVS
    RR
    BP
    BID
    RTA
    HI
    OD
    FBC

    temperature, pulse, and respiration


    blood pressure
    central nervous system : sistem syaraf pusat
    central venous system : sistem vena pusat
    respiration rate : frakuensi pernapasan
    blood pressure : tekanan darah
    brought in dead
    road traffic accident
    head injury : cedera kepala
    overdose
    full blood count

    Pt
    Ep
    ChB
    DVT
    MI
    HPU
    SWO
    TOP
    PV
    PR
    BIB
    NAD
    ECG
    EEG

    patient
    epileptic
    chronic bronchitis
    deep vein thrombosis : thrombosis vena profunda
    myocardial infarction : infark miokard
    has passed urine : sudah buang air
    stomach washout : cuci perut
    termination of pregnancy : penghenti kehamilan
    through the vagina : melalui vagina
    through the rectum
    blanket bath : handuk mandi
    nothing abnormal detected : tidak ada abnormalitas
    electrocardiogram
    electroencephalogram

    Make a short conversation between doctor/ nurse


    with the patient in a pair !

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