It means "one dose (medication specified elsewhere apparently) not more than once every 6 hours, if the patient needs or requests it".
q = 3
q = 78
-- Write it down -- Multiply it by ' 1 ' twice. (Remember that a fraction where the numerator is equal to the denominator is ' 1 '.) Let's say the speed is 'Q' miles per hour. Here's what it looks like: (Q mile/hour) x (1,760 yards/mile) x (hour/3,600 seconds) Now multiply the fractions and simplify the product, and you get 22/45 Q or about 0.489 Q yards/second
equals 8 u big dummy=================================If Q=2, then [ Q - 8 + 2 ] = [ Q - 6 ] = [ 2 - 6 ] = -4(People who live in grass houses should not stow thrones.)
q=-6
The medical abbreviation for "every 4 hours as needed" is "q4h prn." Here, "q" stands for "every," "4h" indicates the interval of four hours, and "prn" means "as needed." This abbreviation is commonly used in medical prescriptions and notes to guide dosing schedules.
It means to take one to two puffs of your inhaler every four to six hours as needed for shortness of breath. q = every prn = as needed sob = shortness of breath
q = every (as in q 8 hours)
PO stands for a Latin abbreviation that means "by mouth". So take the tablet; capsule; caplet by mouth. 1-2 day means take 1 or 2 a dayPRN is another abbreviation that stands for "as needed".The prescription should also list PRN number of hours between doses, such as q. 4 hrs; q. 6 hrs.; q. 8 hrs. (q. means every).Since this prescription as you copied it here does not list the hours, I would assume it means 12 hours in between doses.
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-12q+4=q-6 4-6=q+12q -2=13q q=-2/13
(q + 6) (q + 5) = q2 + 11q + 30
"Q O Week" means once per week in the medical shorthand used for writing prescriptions. This is INCORRECT! It means EVERY OTHER WEEK! Lets try to not kill anyone here.
q = 3
q = 78
-- Write it down -- Multiply it by ' 1 ' twice. (Remember that a fraction where the numerator is equal to the denominator is ' 1 '.) Let's say the speed is 'Q' miles per hour. Here's what it looks like: (Q mile/hour) x (1,760 yards/mile) x (hour/3,600 seconds) Now multiply the fractions and simplify the product, and you get 22/45 Q or about 0.489 Q yards/second
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