From: An annotation and modeling schema for prescription regimens
Tag | Example | Description |
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Dispense | 120 | The quantity of a medication to be issued by the pharmacist. |
Dispense_unit | tablets | |
Medication | Ibuprofen | Text specifying a specific pharmaceutical product. |
Take | 2 | The quantity of medication per application, from the patient’s perspective. |
Strength | 400 | The amount of active ingredient per physical quantity of medication. |
Strength_unit | mg | |
Doseamount | 800 | The amount of active ingredient per application of medication. |
Doseamount_unit | mg | |
Doseform | capsules | The form of medication taken. Often marked in conjunction with TAKE. |
Duration | 3 | The period of time a patient should continue using a medication. |
Duration_unit | weeks | |
freq | 3–4 times per day | The frequency of use of a medication. |
Timing | before meals | The intended timing of medication use or application. Differs from FREQ in that it specifies temporal alignment of doses rather than patterns of repetition. |
PRN | as needed | Text indicating medication to be taken only as needed. |
Indication | pain | Condition for which medication is taken. |
Route | p.o. | A medication’s manner or point of application to the body. |
Refill | no refills | Indicates whether refills are allowed or not. |
Sub_status | no substitutions | Indicates whether substitutions are allowed or not. |
Instruction | if pain persists, call your physician | Text indicating patient actions that are not captured by another tag. |