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2. Relating to an application of medication or treatment to the external surface of the body, such as the skin.
5. The measurement of heat in the body or in an object, usually measured in degrees Celsius (°C) or Fahrenheit (°F).
7. pressure means blood pressure.
8. Abbreviation for "bis in die" in Latin, meaning twice a day in reference to the dosing frequency of a medication.
9. Abbreviation for "pro re nata" in Latin, which means as needed and refers to the administration of a medication when needed rather than on a fixed schedule.
10. Abbreviation for microgram, which is a unit of mass measurement equivalent to one millionth of a gram.
11. is a medical abbreviation that means "within normal limits." It is used in medical records to indicate that the results of an examination or test are within the expected normal ranges.
12. Medical abbreviation meaning "quaque altera die" in Latin, which translates to "every other day." It is used in prescriptions to indicate that a medication should be taken every other day, rather than daily.
14. Unit of mass measurement in the metric system that is equivalent to one thousand milligrams or one thousandth of a kilogram.
15. Abbreviation for "Quaque hora somni" in Latin, meaning "every night before bed", used in medical prescriptions to indicate the frequency of dosing a medication before bed.

1. Can refer to the beat of the heart, measured as part of a medical examination, or to a burst or pulse of something, such as a pulse of energy.
3. Relating to the administration of substances directly into a vein.
4. Related to the administration of medications under the tongue, where they are absorbed directly into the bloodstream.
6. Unit of measurement of mass that is equal to one thousandth of a gram.
13. The process of identifying a disease or medical condition through symptoms, signs, and tests.