Assistive Medication Administration Personnel (AMAP) Practice Exam

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In medication terminology, what does the abbreviation b.i.d. indicate?

  1. Every day

  2. Once a day

  3. Twice a day

  4. Three times a day

The correct answer is: Twice a day

The abbreviation b.i.d. stands for "bis in die," which is a Latin term meaning "twice a day." This terminology is commonly used in medication dosages to indicate that a particular medication should be administered two times within a 24-hour period. Understanding this abbreviation is crucial for ensuring that medications are taken correctly and at the appropriate times. It helps healthcare providers communicate dosage instructions clearly, which is essential for the effective management of a patient’s treatment regimen. Knowing such abbreviations allows AMAP professionals to accurately follow medication orders and maintain the safety and health of those they assist.