This is a medical term, biw means twice a week. Qd means once a day, BID means twice a day, and Tid means three times a day.

Commonly used abbreviations for medical orders

qd means once a day

bid means twice a day

tid three times a day

qid four times a day

qh once an hour

q2h once every two hours

q4h every four hours

q6h every six hours

qn every night

qod every other day

biw every Twice a week

hs before going to bed

am morning pm afternoon

St immediately

DC stop, cancel

sos When needed (limited to one use, valid within 12 hours)

ac Before meals pc After meals

12n Noon 12 o'clock

12mn 12 o'clock midnight

gtt drip

ID intradermal injection

H subcutaneous injection

IM intramuscular injection

IV intravenous injection

The RP in the upper left corner of the prescription means "please take it". If a certain medicine is followed by qd,

bid , tid, respectively represent once a day, twice a day, and three times a day. If it is po, m, h, v, ivgtt, they represent oral, intramuscular injection, subcutaneous injection, intravenous injection, intravenous drip, etc., and there are many more. aa——each et——and, and Rp.——take, please take sig./S.

——usage, instructions St./Stat.——immediately, rapidly Cit.——rapidly s.o.s.—as necessary

p.r.n—as necessary a.c.—before meals p.c.—after meals a.m.—morning

p.m.—afternoon q.n.—every night h.s.— — q.h. before bed — q.d. every hour —

— 1 time a day B.i.d. — 2 times a day T.i.d. — 3 times a day Q.i.d. — 4 times a day

q.4h. - every 4 hours p.o. - Oral ad us.int. - Internal ad

us.ext. - Topical H. - Subcutaneous injection im./M. - —Intramuscular injection iv./V.——

Intravenous injection iv gtt.——Intravenous drip Inhal.——Inhalation O.D.——Right eye O.L.

——Left eye O.S. ——One eye O.U.——Both eyes No./N.——Number, individual s.s—

—Half ug.—Microgram mg.—Milligram g.—Gram kg.—Kilogram (kg )

ml.——ml L.——liter q.s——appropriate amount Ad.——add to Aq.——water

Aq.dest.——distilled water Ft.—— —Mixed into Dil—Diluted M.D.S.—Mixed

Administer to Co./Comp.—Compound Mist—Mixture Pulv.—Powder Amp.

—Ampoule Emul. - Emulsion Syr. - Syrup Tr. - Tincture Neb. -

Spray Garg. - Gargle rtt./gutt. - Drops, eye drops collyr .——Eye wash

Ocul.——Eye ointment Liq.——Solution Sol.——Solution Lot.——Lotion

Linim.——Liniment Crem. ——Ointment (cold cream) Ung.——Ointment Past.

——Paste Ol.——Oil Enem.——Enema Supp.——Suppository Tab.——

—Tablet Pil.—Pill Caps.—Capsule Inj.—Injection if it is a prescription

It is not commonly used, generally qd, qid, bid, tid, iv, ivgtt. As to whether it should be taken orally or for other purposes

Doctor's order

refers to the medical instructions issued by the physician during medical activities. The physician collects a detailed medical history, carefully conducts a physical examination, and conducts necessary imaging and experiments. In-room examinations are conducted, the first course of illness is recorded and medical records are written in a timely manner, and the medical orders are issued after a preliminary diagnosis is made. The medical instructions include: nursing routines, nursing levels, diet types, body positions, various examinations and treatments, drug names, dosages and usages. The content of the medical order and the start and stop times should be written by the physician. The contents of medical orders should be accurate and clear. Each medical order should contain only one content and indicate the time of issuance, which should be specific to the minute. Doctor's orders may not be altered. When cancellation is required, the word "Cancel" should be marked in red ink and signed. Generally, physicians are not allowed to give oral medical orders. When oral medical orders need to be given to rescue critical patients, the nurse should repeat them. After the rescue, the doctor should immediately write down the medical instructions according to the actual situation. Medical orders are divided into long-term medical orders and temporary medical orders.

The content of the long-term medical order includes the patient's name, department, hospitalization record number (or medical record number), page number, start date and time, content of the long-term medical order, stop date and time, physician's signature, execution time, and execution nurse's signature.

The content of the temporary medical order includes the time of the medical order, the content of the temporary medical order, the physician's signature, the execution time, the execution nurse's signature, etc.