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100

This 3 letter abbreviation means "every 24 hours".

What does "SID" mean?

100

Abbreviation for "intravenous".

What does "IV" mean?

100

Relating to the underside of an animal.

What does "ventral" mean?

100

Towards the head.

What does "cranial" mean?

100

This abbreviation stands for "both eyes".

What does "OU" mean?

200

This 3 letter abbreviation means "every 12 hours".

What does "BID" mean?

200

Abbreviation for "intramuscular".

What does "IM" mean?

200

Relating to the upperside, or back, of an animal.

What does "dorsal" mean?

200

Towards the rear or tail.

What does "caudal" mean?

200

This abbreviation stands for "right ear".

What does "AD" mean?
300

This 3 letter abbreviation means "every 48 hours".

What does "EOD" mean?

300

Abbreviation for "subcutaneous".

What does "SQ" or "SC" mean?

300

When you lay an animal on it's side, it is laying in _________ recumbency.

What is "lateral" recumbency?

300

Towards the middle of the body.

What does "medial" mean?

300

Abbreviation for when a patient is acting abnormally, or unlike themselves.

What does "ADR" mean?

400

This 3 letter abbreviation means "every 8 hours".

What does "TID" mean?

400

Abbreviation for "by mouth".

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!: What is the actual Latin translation?

What does "PO" mean?

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!: PO is short for Latin "per os"

400

Relating to the neck.

What does "cervical" mean?

400

Closer to the body.

What does "proximal" mean?

400

Abbreviation for a feeding tube that is placed through the nose and into the stomach.

What is an "NG" tube (or nasogastric tube)?

500

This 3 letter abbreviation means "every 6 hours".

What does "QID" mean?

500
Abbreviation for "intraosseos" (giving an injection or fluids directly into the bone marrow).

What does "IO" mean?

500

Closer to the paws than the body.

What does "distal" mean?

500

Towards the nose.

What does "rostral" mean?

500

The abbreviation for when a medication is continuously administered to a patient over a period of time.

What is a "CRI" (constant rate infusion)?