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When is an abbreviation unacceptable in writing a prescription label?
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∙ 11y ago
In the patient's instructions because a patient might get it confused with another abbreviation. An example would be "tsp;" a patient might think it is tablespoon instead of teaspoon and take the wrong dosage, instructions, therefore, must be fully written out for a patient.
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