Published Feb 1, 2009
mlee9985
18 Posts
Please help to interpret:
NTG 1/150 sl prn chest pain
what does NTG stand for?
What does sl stand for?
Thanks!
Bortaz, MSN, RN
2,628 Posts
Again, it's Nitroglycerin, sublingual.
mamason
555 Posts
You know, I had a difficult time with abbreviations in nursing school. It is just one of those things that you get used to. Repetition. The abbreviations will get easier to understand the more you see them.
Mr Ian
340 Posts
I think it was GTN over UK Glycerin Tri Nitrate or something....
mweh.. what do I know? I'm psych.
I'd be like.... "you look pale mate ... let's get you out in the sun"
MaryPush
59 Posts
Many facilities' medical records departments have an "approved abbreviations" list and only those abbreviations are permitted in charting. In my experience, it has been found in a polices and procedures manual. Also, the med rec dept would probably be glad to print a copy for you if you have trouble locating one.
Mary
Daytonite, BSN, RN
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ntg 1/150 sl prn chest pain