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What is the abbreviation for pharmaceutical?
The abbreviation for pharmaceutical is "pharma."
What is a pharmaceutical abbreviation for twice a day?
BID
Which abbreviation stands for a type of pneumonia?
PCP
What is the pharmaceutical abbreviation for twice a day?
Jespe was here :)
What does the medical abbreviation PNA mean?
PNA is sometimes used for pneumonia.PNA=Pneumonia
What is an ADME?
An ADME is an abbreviation for the disposition of a pharmaceutical compound within an organism - "Absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion".
What does the abbreviation HCTZ commonly stand for?
The abbreviation HCTZ commonly stands for the pharmaceutical drug hydrochlorothiazide. It is a diuretic which stops the kidneys from retaining water. In doing this it also is able to maintain ones calcium.
What is mallinckro?
Mallinckro is an abbreviation for the pharmaceutical company "Mallinckrodt". It is often found on prescription labelling, where the pharmacist has limited room to write the manufacturer's name.
What does recipe mean?
Recipe means instructions for preparing food. In the past it has meant a medical prescription, and is still used today in the pharmaceutical abbreviation, Rx
what is the meaning of the word TAPI?
TAPI is an abbreviation that can be referenced to a few terms. An example is Telephony Application Programming Interface which enables a computer running Windows capable of making telephone calls. It could also stand for Teva Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients, which is part of a pharmaceutical company.
What kind of a pill is yellow with 40 on one side and CDN on the other?
this pill is known to myself as an Oxycontin 40 mg (generic) & the cdn is an abbreviation for the fact it is a Canadian brand pharmaceutical
What is the pharmaceutical abbreviation for for pain?
There is no common abbreviation for pain in medical terminology. There may be on for a specific area or speciality. The combining form for "pain" is -algia or -dynia. Examples: Otalgia (pain in the ear -- earache) Cardiodynia (heart pain) Analgesia (no pain) Fibromyalgia (hurting muscles & tendons)
