Foreign abbreviations commonly used in hospitals and their English full names

For long-term standby orders, they should be executed only when the illness requires it, and there is an interval between the two executions.

2. Statistical data. Statim, now

The doctor's order to be executed immediately is st, and it will be executed within 15 minutes after the doctor issues the doctor's order.

3.QOD: Quik (other) dies every other day.

It means taking medicine once every two days, specifically taking medicine once today, stopping taking medicine tomorrow, taking medicine the day after tomorrow, and so on.

4. Bid: bisindie, twice a day

Twice a day, usually once in the morning and once in the afternoon.

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5.DC: stop, stop

According to the doctor's advice, DC intends to stop taking medicine.

6.q2h:q2h: once every 2 hours, once every 2 hours.

It means that a drug needs to be taken every 2 hours, as well as Q.4h, Q.6h and so on. It means once every 4 hours and once every 6 hours.

7. SOS: siopusit/onedoseifyingfigure if necessary.

Only once, valid within 12 hours.

8. Morning: before noon/morning

According to the doctor's advice, Am means taking medicine in the morning, and PM means taking medicine in the afternoon.