The document lists 7 different medication prescriptions including dosages and frequencies. It also defines 10 common Latin abbreviations used in prescriptions such as Q.I.D (4 times a day), T.I.D (3 times a day), B.I.D (2 times a day), and O.D (once a day). The abbreviations specify timing such as a.c (before meals) and p.c (after meals).

1. 1. T.Amox 500 m.g./c.c/
T.I.D/T.D.S*5 Days
2. T.Calpol 500
m.g./p.c/Q.I.D*5 Days
3. T.Amlong 5 m.g./p.c/
B.I.D/B.D *2/12
4. T.Thyroxine 50
m.c.g./a.c/ B.I.D*6/12
5. T.Pantop 40 m.g./E.S/
O.D *5/7
6. T.Alprax 0.5 m.g./H.S *
5 Days

2. 7. T.Digoxin 0.25 m.g./
p.o/O.D. *5/7 * 1/12
Meanings of Abbreviations
1. Q.I.D: quarter in die
(4 times a day)
2. T.I.D: ter in die (3
times a day)
3. T.D.S :ter die
sumendum (3 times a
day)

3. 4. B.I.D :bis in die (2
times a day)
5. O.D :once a day
6. a.c : ante cibum
(before meals)
7. p.c : post cibum (after
meals)
8. p.o : per os (by
mouth)
9. c.c : cum cibos (with
food)

4. 10. H.S : hora somini (at
bed time)