PHARYNGITIS & TONSILITIS

dr.Oki Harisandi
 ACUTE RESPIRATORY TRACT
INFECTIONS
Acute bronchitis is a self-limited infection with
cough as the primary symptoms. Symptoms of
acute bronchitis typically persist for
approximately three weeks.
Common cold often causes coughing;
however, nasal congestion and rhinorrhea are
also usually present, and a cold typically s the
primary symptomBlasts only seven to 10 days.
 Notes
qd = once daily/every day
bid = bis in die = twice a day
tid = ter in die = three times a day
qid = quater in die = four times a day
qs = as much as needed
q4h = every 4 hours
qAM = every morning
qn = quaque nocte = every morning
q6PM = every evening at 6 PM
qh = every hour
qhs = every night at bedtime
qn = nightly or bedtime
qod = every other day
tiw = three times a week
tin = three times a night
prn = as needed
ac = before meals
pc = after meals
ad lib = freely/as much as desired
 c.c = cum cibo = with food
die = dosis
hs = hora somni = at bed time
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