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what is an example of how to write a of take 1 tablet by mouth every 4 to 6 hours as needed for pain on a prescription
what is an example of how to write a of take 1 tablet by mouth every 4 to 6 hours as needed for pain on a prescription
Can anyone show me an example of how it should look on the prescription to say " Take one tablet by mouth every 4 to 6 hours as needed for pain" Thanks
"Take one tablet by mouth every 4 to 6 hours as needed for pain"
It says exactly what the quote in the post said.
So when you get/fill prescriptions, they aren't normally spelled out? The bottles the pharmacy dispenses are abbreviated?just doesnt look like anything I have ever seen on a bottle before
Well that's kind of strange as well. Where did you find it? Who wrote the prescription? Why wasn't it filled?I found a old script
Sadly, I've gotten the same call from real doctors...well, not pediatric docs thoughThis thread is like the phone call I took on Friday.
Teenybopper voice: "Hi. I'm in a pediatric office. A patient forgot his pain pill. Can I call in Morphine?"
Me: "No."
Teenybopper: "OK."
*click*
Ttuhs
1T PO Q4-6h AC pain
I think this would be for frostbite.1T PO Q4-6h AC pain
1T PO Q4-6h AC pain
I don't think so.
I love the difference in replies between here and the big boy forum.
I don't think so.
Why the mention of meals? Sparda just threw that part in out of nowhere. I think that's what A4MD was referring to, and I know that's what I was referring to. It's certainly too late in the year for AC, turn that thermostat up.I'd still fill it and write the sig as "1 tab every 4 to 6 hours before meals for pain" The missing PRN isn't slowing me down (or the fact that who eats 6 meals a day?)
Since we are on the topic, what's with recommendingfood with opiates? It's not like it's going to prevent nausea or vomiting if that's what side effect they are going to experience. You are just giving them something to throw up.
Since we are on the topic, what's with recommendingfood with opiates? It's not like it's going to prevent nausea or vomiting if that's what side effect they are going to experience. You are just giving them something to throw up.