What does the real, standard Sig code "t.i.d." mean on a prescription?
A. Four times a day
B. Three times a day
C. Two times a day
D. As needed
Source: Standard curriculum (no CFR citation) -- requires SME clinical verification
What does the real, standard abbreviation "p.r.n." mean on a prescription?
A. As needed
B. Before meals
C. At bedtime
D. Every hour
Source: Standard curriculum (no CFR citation) -- requires SME clinical verification
A prescription is written using the real Roman numeral "XV" for quantity. What real quantity does this represent?
Source: Standard curriculum (no CFR citation) -- requires SME clinical verification
A prescription calls for a medication to be taken 2 tablets, twice daily (b.i.d.), for 10 days. What is the real total quantity of tablets needed for this days supply?
A. 10 tablets
B. 20 tablets
C. 80 tablets
D. 40 tablets
Source: Standard curriculum (no CFR citation) -- requires SME clinical verification
A prescription calls for 1 tablet three times daily (t.i.d.) for 30 days. What is the real days-supply-consistent total tablet quantity?
A. 60 tablets
B. 90 tablets
C. 120 tablets
D. 30 tablets
Source: Standard curriculum (no CFR citation) -- requires SME clinical verification