The answer is the same of the previous question. It all relates to (r/t) the value assigned to quantity (qty)
Typically, one dot is over one t. Two dots over two t's means the following. One dot /t = one tab, one capsule Two dot /t = two tab, or two cap It is a linguistic device for writing quantity of "x" It can be anything, tab, cap, transdermal patch, ask me further if you need more clarification but in simple terms just know its the "qty of"
Nose to nostrills to nasal cavity to pharynx to larynx to bronchi to bronchioles to alveoli to blood
Drink water and add restrictions on how much to drink.
Can't answer this because it needs to be <em>your</em> experience.
