RX abbr.
alt. h. (alternis horis)
What is every other hour?
Amoxicillin
What is Amoxil?
What is antibacterial penicillin?
Schedule 1
What is no accepted medical use?
What is heroin, LSD, weed?
1 kilogram
what is 1,000 g or 2.2 lbs?
what are inactive ingredients referred to as?
what are excipients?
A.D. (aurio dextra)
What is the right ear?
Lisinopril
What is Prinivil, Qbrelis?
What is ACE inhibitor?
Schedule 2
What is high potential for abuse?
What is morphine, methadone, oxy?
what is 1,000 micrograms
H2 receptor antigonists are used to treat what conditions?
what is excess gas?
What is famotidine?
Admov. (admove)
What is apply?
APAP/hydrocodone
What is Vicodin?
What is analgesic?
Schedule IV
What is lower potential for abuse?
What are benzodiazopines?
1 teaspoon
what is 5 mL
What form must be completed for pharmacies to be liscensed to dispense controlled substances?
what is DEA form 224?
bis.
What is twice?
Azithromycin
What is Zithromax?
What is macrolide antibacterial?
C-V
what is less abuse potential than C-IV?
what is codine?
1 tablespoon
what is 15 mL
What does "p.o" mean?
what is take oraly?
A.C (ante cibum)
What is before Meals?
Simvastatin
What is Zocor?
What is HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors?
C-III
What is less abuse potential than C-II?
What is steroids, hydrocodone?
1 grain
what is 64.8 mg?
what does polypharmacy mean and what does it increase the risk of?
What is refers to the concurrent use of multiple medicines at the same time, typically more than 5
what is increases the risk of side effects