Answer:
q.d. x 1 wk means every day for one week.
It means 1 (one).
Depending on how it is used, a dot over a "T", used in a prescription order, could mean 1, such as 1 tablet/pill.... 1 time daily.
3 TABLETS
Every dot above the T represents a tablet. Physicians may put 1-4 dots above what resembles a T, with one dot meaning one table, two meaning 2 Every dot above the T represents a tablet. Physicians may put 1-4 dots above what resembles a T, with one dot meaning one table, two meaning 2 tablets and so on.
Believe it or not that is a trick question. The T in "1 T" could mean 1 ton, but no 1 ton cannot be equivalent to 1,000 pounds.
The geometric mean of n numbers (t{1}, t{2}, ..., t{n}) is given by (Π t{n})^(1/n) → geometric mean of 8.5 and 12.4 = (8.5 × 12.4)^(1/2) = 10.26645... ≈ 10.266
1 T means one tablespoon in a recipe. A lowercase t means teaspoon.
1 day at a time.
t=tablet po=by mouthtid =three times per day prn=as needed. So for example if you had a prescription that read "tormoxin 250mg t po tid prn" it can be interpreted to mean tormoxin 250mg tablets by mouth three times per day as needed.
If it looks like to capital T's, it's not tt. It means 2. Number of pills is written like so: One pill: Two pills: Three pills: ⋅ ⋅⋅ ⋅⋅⋅ T TT TTT
1 C up a T probably means 1 cat up a tree.
Tylenol PM.