The abbreviation for every day ___ is no longer used
Fill in the blank with correct words.
qd
The abbreviation for every day (qd) is no longer used. If a treatment or medication is needed daily, the nurse should write out the word "daily" or "every day" on the written order or care plan. The abbreviation qd (every day) can be misinterpreted to mean O.D. (right eye).
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