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"content": "linagliptin, 2.5 mg= 0.5 tab(s), Oral, BD",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'linagliptin, 2.5 mg= 0.5 tab(s), Oral, BD' is classified as a standard medication order because it contains a specific medication name (linagliptin), dosage information (2.5 mg), and administration instructions (Oral, BD). The string is parseable because it provides clear medication information. The medication name 'linagliptin' is a generic name, so 'is_generic' is set to true. The strength of the medication is 2.5 mg, and the unit of measurement is 'mg'. The dosage form is 'tablet' because 'tab(s)' is a common abbreviation for tablets. The frequency of administration is 'BD', which stands for 'twice daily'. The route of administration is 'oral'. Since there's no indication that this medication is taken 'as needed', 'is_prn' is set to false. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we multiply the strength of a single dose by the number of doses per day. Given that 0.5 tablets are taken twice daily and each tablet is 2.5 mg, we first need to understand that the dosage given as '2.5 mg = 0.5 tab(s)' implies that 0.5 tablets contain 2.5 mg of the drug. Thus, one tablet contains 2.5 mg / 0.5 = 5 mg. Since the patient takes 0.5 tablets twice daily, the total daily dose is 0.5 tablets * 2 (twice daily) * 5 mg (per tablet) = 5 mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"linagliptin\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"5\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"BD\", \"doses_per_administration\": null, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 5.0}]}",
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"content": "gliCLAZide(gliCLAZide 60 mg oral modified release tablet), 0.5 tab(s), Oral, morning, Swallow whole. Take with or after food.",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug, dosage form, strength, and administration instructions. The string mentions 'gliCLAZide' as the drug name, which is a generic name, and '60 mg' as the strength. The dosage form is 'oral modified release tablet', and the administration instructions include taking 0.5 tablets orally in the morning with or after food. Since the string provides clear medication information, it is classified as a 'standard_medication' type and is parseable.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"gliCLAZide\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": \"slow release\", \"strength\": \"60\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"once daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 0, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 30.0}]}",
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"content": "novoRAPID FlexPen, 8 unit(s), Subcutaneous, night",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'novoRAPID FlexPen, 8 unit(s), Subcutaneous, night' appears to be a medication order. 'novoRAPID' is a brand name for insulin aspart, a fast-acting insulin analog. The strength is given as 8 units, which is a common unit of measurement for insulin. The route of administration is subcutaneous, and the frequency is nightly. Since 'novoRAPID' is a brand name, we'll use 'insulin aspart' as the generic drug name.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"insulin aspart\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"8\", \"unit\": \"units\", \"dosage_form\": \"injection\", \"frequency\": \"night\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"subcutaneous\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": null}]}",
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"content": "potassium chloride 600 mg oral modified release tablet, 2 tab(s), Oral, night",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'potassium chloride 600 mg oral modified release tablet, 2 tab(s), Oral, night' contains a medication order with specific details about the drug, dosage, and administration. The medication is potassium chloride, which is a generic name, so 'is_generic' is true. The strength is 600 mg, and the unit of measurement is milligrams. The dosage form is a modified release tablet. The frequency of administration is not explicitly stated as a numerical value but is implied to be once daily since it's specified for 'night'. The route of administration is oral. Since there's no indication that this medication is taken 'as needed', 'is_prn' is false. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we multiply the strength by the number of tablets taken: 600 mg * 2 = 1200 mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"potassium chloride\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": \"slow release\", \"strength\": \"600\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"once daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 2, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 1200.0}]}",
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"content": "pantoprazole(pantoprazole 40 mg oral enteric tablet), 1 tab(s), Oral, morning, started last admission - whilst taking dexamethasone ",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug name, strength, dosage form, frequency, and route of administration. The string mentions 'pantoprazole' as the drug name, which is a generic name, and '40 mg' as the strength. The dosage form is 'oral enteric tablet', and the frequency is 'morning'. The route of administration is 'oral'. There is no indication that this medication is taken 'as needed' (PRN), so 'is_prn' is set to false. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we multiply the strength by the number of doses per day. Since the frequency is 'morning', we assume one dose per day. Therefore, the total daily dose is 40 mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"pantoprazole\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"40\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"morning\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 40.0}]}",
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"content": "Valsartan 160mg daily and Hydrochlorothiazide 12.5mg daily",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains two distinct medications, Valsartan and Hydrochlorothiazide, each with a specified dose and frequency. The string is classified as 'multiple_medications' because it contains more than one medication. Both medications are prescribed to be taken daily, which implies a frequency of once per day. The strength and unit of measurement for each medication are explicitly stated. Since the medications are not specified as being taken 'as needed', the 'is_prn' field is set to false for both. The total daily dose in milligrams is calculated by multiplying the strength of each medication by 1 (since the frequency is once daily).\", \"string_type\": \"multiple_medications\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"Valsartan\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"160\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 160.0}, {\"drug_name\": \"Hydrochlorothiazide\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"12.5\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 12.5}]}",
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"content": "furosemide (frusemide)(furosemide (frusemide) 40 mg oral tablet), 1 tab(s), Oral, morning, PRN for leg swelling",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug, dosage, and administration. The string mentions 'furosemide (frusemide)' which indicates the drug name, with 'frusemide' being another name for 'furosemide', thus 'furosemide' is used as the generic name. The strength is given as '40 mg', the dosage form is 'oral tablet', the frequency is 'morning' and it's for 'PRN' use. Given it's PRN, the total daily dose in milligrams is calculated based on the maximum dose that could be taken, assuming the '1 tab(s)' refers to one tablet per dose. Since the medication is 'as needed', the 'total_daily_dose_mg' is calculated as the strength of one dose (40mg) times the maximum number of doses one might take in a day, but since the frequency is 'morning' and it's PRN, we'll consider the maximum daily dose as per standard PRN instructions, which often do not exceed the dose given for a single administration for safety reasons.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"furosemide\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"40\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"morning\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": true, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 40.0}]}",
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"content": "Cyclosporine oral suspension 5mg/kg q12h for 6 months, with dose adjustments based on trough levels and monitoring of renal function and blood pressure, and instruct the patient to avoid exposure to sunlight and use sunscreen with at least SPF 30 due to increased risk of skin cancer.",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug, dosage, frequency, and duration. The medication is Cyclosporine, which is a generic name, indicating 'is_generic' should be true. The strength is given as 5mg/kg, which implies the unit of measurement for strength is 'mg' and the dosage form is 'suspension'. The frequency of administration is 'q12h', meaning every 12 hours. The route of administration is 'oral'. There's no indication that this is a PRN medication, so 'is_prn' should be false. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we need to consider the dosage per administration and the frequency. However, the dose is weight-based (5mg/kg), and without a specific patient weight, we cannot accurately calculate the total daily dose in milligrams. Given the complexity and the missing information for precise calculation, we'll leave 'total_daily_dose_mg' as null.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"Cyclosporine\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"5\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"suspension\", \"frequency\": \"q12h\", \"doses_per_administration\": null, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": null}]}",
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"content": "Oxynorm 2.5-5mg, Oral, 4 hourly, PRN: pain",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'Oxynorm 2.5-5mg, Oral, 4 hourly, PRN: pain' is classified as a standard medication order because it contains a specific medication name (Oxynorm), dosage information (2.5-5mg), route of administration (Oral), frequency (4 hourly), and an indication that it is taken as needed (PRN). Oxynorm is a brand name for the opioid oxycodone, so the generic name 'oxycodone' will be used for parsing purposes. The strength range of 2.5-5mg indicates that the patient can take either 2.5mg or 5mg, but for the purpose of calculating the total daily dose, we will consider the maximum dose of 5mg. The frequency '4 hourly' implies the medication can be taken up to 6 times in 24 hours, assuming a standard 24-hour clock and allowing for some flexibility in administration times. Since it's PRN, the total daily dose in milligrams will be calculated based on the maximum dose per administration (5mg) and the maximum number of administrations in 24 hours (6 times), resulting in a maximum of 30mg per day.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"oxycodone\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"5\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": null, \"frequency\": \"4 hourly\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": true, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 30.0}]}",
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"content": "amitriptyline 25 mg, Oral",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'amitriptyline 25 mg, Oral' is classified as a standard medication order because it contains a specific medication name, strength, and route of administration. The medication name 'amitriptyline' is generic. The strength is 25 mg, and the unit of measurement is milligrams. The dosage form is not explicitly stated but can be inferred as a tablet or capsule based on common pharmaceutical practices for this medication. The frequency of administration is not specified, so it will be left as null. The route of administration is oral. Since there's no indication that this medication is taken as needed, 'is_prn' is set to false. The total daily dose in milligrams cannot be calculated without the frequency, so it will be left as null.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"amitriptyline\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"25\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": null, \"frequency\": null, \"doses_per_administration\": null, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": null}]}",
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"content": "The doctor prescribed amlodipine 10mg tablets to be taken once daily in the morning for 3 weeks to manage my high blood pressure, with a note to watch for signs of dizziness and to take it with food to reduce stomach upset.",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug, dosage, frequency, and administration route. The medication is amlodipine, which is a generic name, so 'is_generic' is set to true. The strength is given as 10mg, and the unit of measurement is milligrams. The dosage form is tablets, and the frequency of administration is once daily. The route of administration is oral, as implied by taking the medication with food. The string does not indicate that the medication is taken 'as needed', so 'is_prn' is set to false. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we multiply the strength by the number of doses per day, which in this case is 1 dose per day, resulting in a total daily dose of 10mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"amlodipine\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"10\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"once daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 10.0}]}",
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"content": "thiamine 100 mg, 1 tab(s), PEG Tube",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'thiamine 100 mg, 1 tab(s), PEG Tube' is classified as a standard medication order because it contains a specific medication name (thiamine), strength (100 mg), dosage form (tablet), and route of administration (PEG Tube, which implies enteral administration). The string does not contain any information about frequency of administration, so this field will be left null. The total daily dose in milligrams will also be left null because the frequency is unknown.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"thiamine\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"100\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": null, \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": null}]}",
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"content": "Norspan, 15 MICROg/hr= 1 patch(es), Transdermal, ONCE a week on (c) Wed",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'Norspan, 15 MICROg/hr= 1 patch(es), Transdermal, ONCE a week on (c) Wed' appears to be a standard medication order. It contains a drug name 'Norspan', which is a brand name for buprenorphine. The strength is given as 15 micrograms per hour, and the dosage form is a patch. The frequency of administration is once a week, and the route of administration is transdermal. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we first convert micrograms to milligrams (1 mg = 1000 mcg), so 15 mcg/hr = 0.015 mg/hr. Since the patch is applied once a week, we need to calculate the total dose delivered over 7 days. Assuming the patch delivers the medication continuously over 7 days, the total daily dose would be the hourly dose multiplied by 24 hours, which is 0.015 mg/hr * 24 hr = 0.36 mg per day. However, since the patch is designed to deliver the medication over 7 days, the total weekly dose is 0.015 mg/hr * 24 hr/day * 7 days = 2.52 mg per week. The daily dose is thus 2.52 mg / 7 days = 0.36 mg per day.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"buprenorphine\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"15\", \"unit\": \"mcg\", \"dosage_form\": \"patch\", \"frequency\": \"ONCE a week\", \"doses_per_administration\": null, \"route\": \"transdermal\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 0.036}]}",
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"content": "oxybutynin 2.5 mg, 0.5 tab(s), Oral",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'oxybutynin 2.5 mg, 0.5 tab(s), Oral' appears to be a standard medication order. It contains a drug name 'oxybutynin', which is a generic name, a strength of 2.5 mg, a dosage form of tablet, and a route of administration 'Oral'. The frequency of administration is not explicitly stated, but based on the context, it seems to be a single dose. The total daily dose in milligrams can be calculated by multiplying the strength by the number of doses per administration, but since the frequency is not specified, we will assume a single dose per day for the calculation of total daily dose.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"oxybutynin\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"2.5\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": null, \"doses_per_administration\": 0, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 1.25}]}",
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"content": "baclofen(baclofen 10 mg oral tablet), 10 mg= 1 tab(s), Oral, TDS",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug, including its name, strength, dosage form, frequency, and route of administration. The string is classified as a 'standard_medication' type because it follows a typical pattern for medication orders. The medication name 'baclofen' is generic, and its strength is given as '10 mg'. The dosage form is an 'oral tablet', and the frequency is 'TDS', which stands for 'ter die sumendus' or three times a day. The route of administration is 'oral'. Since the string does not indicate 'as needed' (PRN), 'is_prn' is set to false. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we multiply the strength by the frequency: 10 mg * 3 = 30 mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"baclofen\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"10\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"TDS\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 30.0}]}",
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"content": "Levofloxacin 750mg IV q24h for 5 days, then switch to oral formulation 500mg daily for additional 3 days, for hospital acquired pneumonia, monitoring req: serum creatinine levels",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with a specific drug name, strength, dosage form, frequency, and route of administration. It also includes a switch from IV to oral formulation after a certain period, which indicates a complex regimen but still provides enough information to parse the medication details. The string does not contain any weaning schedules or non-medication instructions. The medication is Levofloxacin, which is a generic name, so 'is_generic' is set to true. The strength is given in milligrams (mg), and the dosage form can be inferred as an injection for the IV part and a tablet or capsule for the oral part, but since the exact form is not specified for the oral part, it will be left as null. The frequency changes from q24h (every 24 hours) for the IV part to daily for the oral part. The route of administration is intravenous (IV) for the first part and oral for the second part. Since there's no indication that the medication is taken as needed, 'is_prn' is set to false. The total daily dose in milligrams can be calculated directly from the given strengths.\", \"string_type\": \"complex_regimen\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"Levofloxacin\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"750\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"injection\", \"frequency\": \"q24h\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"intravenous\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 750.0}, {\"drug_name\": \"Levofloxacin\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"500\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": null, \"frequency\": \"daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 500.0}]}",
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"content": "novoMIX 30 Penfill, 23 unit(s), Subcutaneous, evening",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The string contains a medication name 'novoMIX 30', which is a brand name for a type of insulin. The '30' in the name refers to the strength of the insulin, which is 30% of the formulation. The string also specifies '23 unit(s)' as the dose, 'Subcutaneous' as the route of administration, and 'evening' as the frequency. Since 'novoMIX' is a brand name, we need to identify the generic name for the medication, which in this case is 'insulin aspart'. The strength '30' refers to the percentage of insulin aspart in the formulation, not the actual dose. The dose is given as '23 units', and since insulin is typically measured in units, we don't need to perform any unit conversions. The dosage form can be inferred as 'injection' since it's administered subcutaneously.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"insulin aspart\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"23\", \"unit\": \"units\", \"dosage_form\": \"injection\", \"frequency\": \"evening\", \"doses_per_administration\": null, \"route\": \"subcutaneous\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": null}]}",
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"content": "salbutamol(salbutamol 100 mcg/inh pressurised inhalation), 2 puff(s), Inhalation, QID, PRN for shortness of breath, via spacer",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug, dosage, frequency, and route of administration. The medication is salbutamol, which is a generic name, indicating 'is_generic' should be true. The strength is given as 100 mcg per inhalation, with a dosage form of pressurized inhalation, which can be classified as an 'inhaler' for simplicity. The frequency is QID (four times a day), and it's for PRN (as needed) use, specifically for shortness of breath. The route of administration is inhalation. Given it's PRN, the total daily dose in milligrams needs to consider the maximum amount that could be taken in a day. Assuming the maximum frequency is followed (QID), and 2 puffs are taken each time, the calculation for total daily dose is: 100 mcg/puff * 2 puffs/administration * 4 administrations/day = 800 mcg/day. To convert micrograms to milligrams, divide by 1000 (since 1 mg = 1000 mcg), resulting in 0.8 mg/day as the maximum PRN dose.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"salbutamol\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"100\", \"unit\": \"mcg\", \"dosage_form\": \"inhaler\", \"frequency\": \"QID\", \"doses_per_administration\": 2, \"route\": \"inhalation\", \"is_prn\": true, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 0.8}]}",
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"content": "levothyroxine sodium 50 mcg (0.05 mg) oral tablet, 3 tab(s), Oral, morning",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'levothyroxine sodium 50 mcg (0.05 mg) oral tablet, 3 tab(s), Oral, morning' is classified as a standard medication order because it contains specific details about a medication, including its name, strength, dosage form, and administration instructions. The medication name is 'levothyroxine sodium', which is a generic name, so 'is_generic' is set to true. The strength is given in both micrograms (mcg) and milligrams (mg), with 50 mcg being equivalent to 0.05 mg. The dosage form is an oral tablet. The frequency of administration is implied to be once daily since it's specified for 'morning'. The route of administration is oral. Since there's no indication that this medication is taken as needed, 'is_prn' is set to false. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we multiply the strength per tablet by the number of tablets taken per day: 0.05 mg * 3 = 0.15 mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"levothyroxine sodium\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"0.05\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 3, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 0.15}]}",
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"content": "nebivolol 1.25 mg tablet 1.25 mg, 1 tab(s), Oral",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'nebivolol 1.25 mg tablet 1.25 mg, 1 tab(s), Oral' appears to be a standard medication order. It contains the drug name 'nebivolol', which is a generic name, and specifies the strength as 1.25 mg, the dosage form as a tablet, and the route of administration as oral. The frequency of administration is not explicitly stated but can be inferred as once daily given the context. The total daily dose in milligrams can be calculated directly from the strength since the dose per administration is 1 tablet.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"nebivolol\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"1.25\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": null, \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 1.25}]}",
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"content": "docusate-senna(Coloxyl with Senna oral tablet), 2 tab(s), Oral, evening",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with a specific drug name, dosage form, strength, and frequency of administration. The string is classified as a 'standard_medication' type because it follows a typical pattern for medication orders. The medication name 'docusate-senna' is a combination of two generic names, indicating that it is a generic medication. The dosage form is an oral tablet, and the strength is not explicitly stated but can be inferred as part of the medication name. The frequency is 'evening', which implies once daily. Since the strength is not explicitly provided and assuming a standard combination strength for docusate-senna (which typically includes 50mg of docusate and 8mg of senna), we cannot accurately calculate the total daily dose without this information. However, we can still parse the available information.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"docusate-senna\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": null, \"unit\": null, \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"evening\", \"doses_per_administration\": 2, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": null}]}",
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"content": "tRAMadol 12 hr modified release, 150 mg= 1 tab(s), Oral, night",
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"content": "insulin aspart(novoRAPID), 14 unit(s), Subcutaneous, evening",
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"content": "bisacodyl 10 mg/5 mL enema 5 mL, Rectal",
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"content": "mometasone topical(mometasone 0.1% topical ointment, 15 g), 1 application, Topical, morning",
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"content": "budesonide-formoterol (eformoterol) 200 mcg-6 mcg/inh pressurised inhalation, 2 puff(s), Inhalation, PRN",
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"content": "Aqueous Cream 1 application, Topical",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'Aqueous Cream 1 application, Topical' appears to be a standard medication order. It specifies the drug name as 'Aqueous Cream', which is a generic name for a topical emollient. The strength is not explicitly mentioned, but the dosage form is 'cream', and the route of administration is 'topical'. The frequency of administration is '1 application', which implies a single application, possibly per day, but the exact frequency is not specified. Given the information, we can parse this as a medication with the details provided.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"Aqueous Cream\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": null, \"unit\": null, \"dosage_form\": \"cream\", \"frequency\": \"1 application\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"topical\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": null}]}",
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"content": "QUETIAPine(QUETIAPine 25 mg oral tablet), 0.5 tab(s), Oral, BD, Packed in Websterpak",
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"content": "linagliptin(linagliptin 5 mg oral tablet), 1 tab(s), Oral, night",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug, dosage form, strength, and administration frequency. The string is classified as a standard medication order because it provides clear information about a single medication. The medication name is linagliptin, which is a generic name, indicating that 'is_generic' should be true. The strength is given as 5 mg, with the unit of measurement being milligrams. The dosage form is an oral tablet. The administration frequency is implied to be once daily since it's specified to be taken at night. There's no explicit mention of the medication being taken 'as needed' (PRN), so 'is_prn' is false. The total daily dose in milligrams can be directly calculated from the given strength since the frequency implies one dose per day.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"linagliptin\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"5\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"night\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 5.0}]}",
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"content": "tranexamic acid 500 mg oral tablet, 500 mg= 1 tab(s), Oral, BD",
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"content": "valsartan(valsartan 80 mg oral tablet), 1 tab(s), Oral, daily, (morning)",
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"content": "capecitabine 500 mg oral tablet, 1 tab(s), Oral, BD, 2 refills",
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"content": "cetirizine(cetirizine 10 mg oral tablet), 1 tab(s), Oral, night",
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"content": "my doc told me to take tramadol hcl 50mg po q6h prn for pain, start with a low dose and titrate up as needed, dont crush or chew tablets",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug name, strength, dosage form, frequency, and route of administration. The string mentions 'tramadol hcl 50mg po q6h prn for pain', which indicates the medication is tramadol, a generic name, with a strength of 50mg, in tablet form (implied by 'dont crush or chew tablets'), taken orally (po) every 6 hours (q6h) as needed (prn). The total daily dose in milligrams for PRN medications is calculated based on the maximum frequency, which in this case, assuming the maximum of 4 doses in 24 hours (since q6h allows for 4 doses in a 24-hour period), would be 50mg * 4 = 200mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"tramadol\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"50\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"q6h\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": true, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 200.0}]}",
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"content": "bromhexine(bromhexine 8 mg oral tablet), 8 mg= 1 tab(s), Oral, TDS",
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"content": "Slowly wean off paroxetine: reduce by 10mg every 10 days",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'Slowly wean off paroxetine: reduce by 10mg every 10 days' is classified as a weaning schedule because it provides instructions for tapering off a medication. The medication mentioned is paroxetine, which is the generic name of the drug. The strength reduction is 10mg, and the frequency of reduction is every 10 days. Since this is a weaning schedule, the string is considered parseable but does not fit the standard medication order format.\", \"string_type\": \"weaning_schedule\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"paroxetine\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"10\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": null, \"frequency\": null, \"doses_per_administration\": null, \"route\": null, \"is_prn\": null, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": null}]}",
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"content": "chloramphenicol ophthalmic(chloramphenicol 1% eye ointment), 1 application, TDS, to wound site",
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"content": "Actrapid insulin ONCE only, 20 unit(s), Subcutaneous, ONCE only",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'Actrapid insulin ONCE only, 20 unit(s), Subcutaneous, ONCE only' appears to be a standard medication order. It contains the drug name 'Actrapid insulin', which is a brand name for insulin, a strength of '20 units', a dosage form that can be inferred as 'injection' due to the nature of insulin, a frequency of 'ONCE only' which implies once daily, a route of administration as 'Subcutaneous', and it is not PRN. The total daily dose in milligrams cannot be directly calculated without knowing the specific type of insulin and its concentration, but since insulin is typically prescribed in units, we'll keep the strength as units for accuracy.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"insulin\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"20\", \"unit\": \"units\", \"dosage_form\": \"injection\", \"frequency\": \"once daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": null, \"route\": \"subcutaneous\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": null}]}",
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"content": "sodium alginate/sodium bicarbonate/calcium carbonate(Gaviscon Dual Action oral suspension), PRN for indigestion",
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"content": "Poly-Tears eye drops, 1 drop(s), Left Eye, TDS, PRN",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'Poly-Tears eye drops, 1 drop(s), Left Eye, TDS, PRN' is classified as a standard medication order because it contains specific medication information, including the drug name 'Poly-Tears', dosage form 'eye drops', strength '1 drop(s)', frequency 'TDS' (three times a day), and route of administration 'Left Eye'. The 'PRN' indicates that the medication is taken as needed. Since 'Poly-Tears' is a brand name and assuming it's an artificial tears product, its generic name could be something like 'artificial tears' but for the purpose of this exercise, we'll treat 'Poly-Tears' as the drug name. The strength is given in drops, which is appropriate for eye drops. The total daily dose in milligrams cannot be directly calculated without knowing the exact composition of 'Poly-Tears', but since it's PRN, we acknowledge this limitation.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"Poly-Tears\", \"is_generic\": false, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"1\", \"unit\": \"drop\", \"dosage_form\": \"drops\", \"frequency\": \"TDS\", \"doses_per_administration\": null, \"route\": \"ophthalmic\", \"is_prn\": true, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": null}]}",
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"content": "LORazepam 2.5 mg oral tablet, 1 tab(s), Sublingual, PRN",
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"content": "phentermine(phentermine 40 mg oral modified release capsule), See Instructions, Pt takes 1-2 CAPs daily",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with a specific drug name, strength, dosage form, and frequency of administration. The string is classified as a 'standard_medication' type because it follows a typical pattern for medication orders. The medication is phentermine, which is a generic name, so 'is_generic' is set to true. The strength is 40 mg, and the unit of measurement is milligrams. The dosage form is a modified release capsule. The frequency of administration is 1-2 capsules daily, which implies the medication is taken as needed, so 'is_prn' is set to true. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we consider the maximum number of capsules taken per day, which is 2, and multiply it by the strength of each capsule, which is 40 mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"phentermine\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": \"slow release\", \"strength\": \"40\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"capsule\", \"frequency\": \"1-2 daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": true, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 80.0}]}",
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"content": "Bio Magnesium oral tablet, 2 tab(s), Oral, daily (with or after food)",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The string contains a medication order with the drug name 'Bio Magnesium', which seems to be a brand or product name but for the purpose of this exercise, we'll consider 'Magnesium' as the generic drug name. The strength is not explicitly mentioned but it's implied that each tablet contains a standard amount of magnesium. The dosage form is 'oral tablet', the frequency is 'daily', and the route is 'oral'. There's no indication that this is a PRN medication. Since the strength is not explicitly provided, we cannot calculate the total daily dose in milligrams directly from the given information.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"Magnesium\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": null, \"unit\": null, \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 2, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": null}]}",
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"content": "oxycodone-naloxone(Targin 40 mg-20 mg oral modified release tablet), 1 tab(s), Oral, morning, SWALLOW WHOLE Do not crush or chew.",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug, dosage form, strength, and administration instructions. The medication is oxycodone-naloxone, with a brand name Targin, indicating a combination medication. The strength is given as 40 mg-20 mg, referring to the oxycodone and naloxone components, respectively. The dosage form is an oral modified release tablet. The administration instructions specify one tablet to be taken in the morning, orally, and to be swallowed whole without crushing or chewing.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"oxycodone\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": \"slow release\", \"strength\": \"40\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"once daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 40.0}, {\"drug_name\": \"naloxone\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": \"slow release\", \"strength\": \"20\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"once daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 20.0}]}",
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"content": "chlortalidone(Hygroton 25 mg oral tablet), 2 tab(s), Oral, morning, Take with or after food.",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug, dosage, and administration instructions. The string mentions 'chlortalidone' which is the generic name for the brand name 'Hygroton'. The strength is given as 25mg, and the dosage form is an oral tablet. The frequency is implied to be once daily since it's to be taken in the morning. The route of administration is oral, and there's no indication that it's PRN (as needed). To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we multiply the strength by the number of tablets taken per day. Since the patient is instructed to take 2 tablets, the total daily dose is 25mg * 2 = 50mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"chlortalidone\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"25\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"once daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 2, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 50.0}]}",
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"content": "salbutamol 2.5 mg/2.5 mL inhalation solution, 2.5 mg= 2.5 mL, Nebulised, 4 hourly, PRN",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug, dosage, frequency, and route of administration. The medication is salbutamol, which is a generic name, indicating 'is_generic' should be true. The strength is given as 2.5 mg per 2.5 mL, and the dosage form is an inhalation solution. The frequency is 4 hourly, and it's for PRN (as needed) use. The route of administration is inhalation, specifically nebulized. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams for PRN, we consider the maximum dose per administration and the maximum frequency. However, since the specific maximum daily dose or the number of doses per day is not provided for PRN, we'll calculate based on the given dose and assume a standard maximum frequency for PRN medications, which can vary but often is limited to a certain number of doses per day (e.g., 4-6 times a day). Given the information, the total daily dose for PRN would be the dose per administration (2.5 mg) times the assumed maximum number of administrations per day. Assuming up to 6 doses per day for PRN (which is a common limit for many medications but can vary), the total daily dose would be 2.5 mg * 6 = 15 mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"salbutamol\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"2.5\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"solution\", \"frequency\": \"4 hourly\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"inhalation\", \"is_prn\": true, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 15.0}]}",
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"content": "metoclopramide(metoclopramide 10 mg oral tablet), 1, Oral, TDS, PRN for nausea / vomiting",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with the name 'metoclopramide', strength '10 mg', dosage form 'oral tablet', frequency 'TDS', and route 'Oral'. It is also specified as 'PRN for nausea / vomiting', indicating it is taken as needed. The total daily dose in milligrams can be calculated based on the maximum frequency, which in this case is three times a day (TDS). Therefore, the total daily dose would be 10 mg * 3 = 30 mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"metoclopramide\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"10\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"TDS\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": true, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 30.0}]}",
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"content": "zopiclone 7.5 mg oral tablet, 1 tab(s), Oral, night",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'zopiclone 7.5 mg oral tablet, 1 tab(s), Oral, night' appears to be a standard medication order. It contains a drug name (zopiclone), strength (7.5 mg), dosage form (oral tablet), and route of administration (oral). The frequency of administration can be inferred as 'night', which is likely once daily. There is no indication that this is a PRN medication, so 'is_prn' is set to false. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we multiply the strength by the number of doses per day. Since the strength is 7.5 mg and it's taken once daily, the total daily dose is 7.5 mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"zopiclone\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"7.5\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"once daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 7.5}]}",
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"content": "tramadol 50 mg, 1 cap(s), Oral, BD, PRN: pain",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'tramadol 50 mg, 1 cap(s), Oral, BD, PRN: pain' is classified as a standard medication order because it contains specific medication information, including the drug name 'tramadol', strength '50 mg', dosage form 'cap(s)', route of administration 'Oral', frequency 'BD' (twice daily), and the indication that it is taken 'PRN' (as needed) for pain. The strength is given in milligrams, and the dosage form is capsules. The frequency 'BD' translates to twice daily. Since it's PRN, the total daily dose in milligrams is calculated based on the maximum dose that could be taken in a day, assuming the patient takes the medication as needed up to the prescribed frequency limit. Given that 'BD' means twice daily and the patient is instructed to take 1 capsule (50mg) each time, the maximum daily dose would be 50mg * 2 = 100mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"tramadol\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"50\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"capsule\", \"frequency\": \"BD\", \"doses_per_administration\": null, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": true, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 100.0}]}",
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"content": "tiotropium 18 mcg inhalation capsule, 1 cap(s), Inhalation, morning, PRN",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'tiotropium 18 mcg inhalation capsule, 1 cap(s), Inhalation, morning, PRN' is classified as a standard medication order because it contains a specific medication name (tiotropium), strength (18 mcg), dosage form (inhalation capsule), route of administration (inhalation), and frequency (morning, PRN). The string is parseable because it provides clear medication information. The medication name 'tiotropium' is a generic name, so 'is_generic' is set to true. The strength is given as 18 mcg, which needs to be converted to milligrams for the total daily dose calculation (1 mcg = 0.001 mg). The dosage form is 'inhalation capsule', and the route of administration is 'inhalation'. The frequency is 'morning' and 'PRN', indicating the medication is taken as needed in the morning. Since it's PRN, the total daily dose in milligrams is calculated based on the maximum dose, which in this case is the dose taken once (18 mcg or 0.018 mg).\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"tiotropium\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"18\", \"unit\": \"mcg\", \"dosage_form\": \"inhaler\", \"frequency\": \"morning, PRN\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"inhalation\", \"is_prn\": true, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 0.018}]}",
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"content": "Administer terbinafine 250mg po q24h for 6 weeks for onychomycosis of the toenail; advise patient to avoid excessive sun exposure due to increased risk of photosensitivity reactions and monitor for liver enzyme elevations.",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug, dosage, frequency, and route of administration. The medication is terbinafine, with a strength of 250mg, administered orally (po) every 24 hours (q24h) for 6 weeks. The string also includes additional instructions for the patient but does not affect the medication parsing. Since 'terbinafine' is a generic name and the strength is given in milligrams, we can directly extract this information. The dosage form is not explicitly mentioned but can be inferred as a tablet or capsule based on common pharmaceutical practices for this drug, though for the purpose of this exercise, we'll leave it as null due to the lack of explicit information. The frequency is q24h, which translates to once daily, and the route is oral. The medication is not indicated as PRN (as needed), so is_prn is false. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we simply take the strength of the medication since it's administered once daily.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"terbinafine\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"250\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": null, \"frequency\": \"q24h\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 250.0}]}",
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"content": "spironolactone 25 mg oral tablet, 1 tab(s), Oral, alternate days",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'spironolactone 25 mg oral tablet, 1 tab(s), Oral, alternate days' contains a medication name 'spironolactone', which is a generic name, a strength of 25 mg, a unit of measurement 'mg', a dosage form 'tablet', a frequency 'alternate days', and a route of administration 'oral'. The string does not indicate the medication is taken 'as needed', so 'is_prn' is false. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we consider the strength of the medication and the frequency. Since it's taken every other day, the total daily dose is 25 mg every other day, but to fit the required format, we'll calculate the average daily dose over a 2-day period for consistency, which is (25 mg + 0 mg) / 2 = 12.5 mg per day.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"spironolactone\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"25\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"alternate days\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 12.5}]}",
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"content": "atorvastatin(atorvastatin 10 mg oral tablet), 1 tab(s), Oral, night",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug, dosage, and administration route. The string is classified as a standard medication order because it includes the name of the medication (atorvastatin), its strength (10 mg), dosage form (oral tablet), and route of administration (oral). The frequency of administration is implied to be once daily, given the instruction to take it at night.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"atorvastatin\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"10\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"once daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 10.0}]}",
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"content": "paracetamol-codeine 500 mg-30 mg oral tablet, 1-2 tab(s), Oral, 4 hourly, PRN",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'paracetamol-codeine 500 mg-30 mg oral tablet, 1-2 tab(s), Oral, 4 hourly, PRN' contains a combination medication with two active ingredients: paracetamol and codeine. The strength of paracetamol is 500 mg and the strength of codeine is 30 mg. The dosage form is an oral tablet. The frequency of administration is 4 hours, and it is taken as needed (PRN). To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams for each medication, we need to consider the maximum number of doses per day. Assuming the maximum frequency is every 4 hours, there are 6 intervals in 24 hours. Given the instruction to take 1-2 tablets, the maximum number of tablets that can be taken in a day is 2 tablets * 6 intervals = 12 tablets. However, for PRN medications, the actual dosage may vary based on patient needs, so we calculate the maximum possible daily dose. For paracetamol, this would be 500 mg * 2 tablets * 6 = 6000 mg. For codeine, this would be 30 mg * 2 tablets * 6 = 360 mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"paracetamol\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"500\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"4 hourly\", \"doses_per_administration\": 2, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": true, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 6000.0}, {\"drug_name\": \"codeine\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"30\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"4 hourly\", \"doses_per_administration\": 2, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": true, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 360.0}]}",
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"content": "cyproheptadine(cyproheptadine 4 mg oral tablet), 1 tab(s), Oral, daily",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'cyproheptadine(cyproheptadine 4 mg oral tablet), 1 tab(s), Oral, daily' is classified as a standard medication order because it contains specific information about a medication, including its name, strength, dosage form, and frequency of administration. The string mentions 'cyproheptadine' which is the generic name of the drug, and it specifies a strength of '4 mg', indicating the unit of measurement is milligrams. The dosage form is 'oral tablet', and the frequency is 'daily'. There's no indication that this is a PRN (as needed) medication, so 'is_prn' is set to false. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we multiply the strength by the number of doses per administration. Since the strength is 4 mg and the patient is instructed to take 1 tablet daily, the total daily dose is 4 mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"cyproheptadine\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"4\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 4.0}]}",
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"content": "pregabalin 75 mg oral capsule, 2 cap(s), Oral, night",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'pregabalin 75 mg oral capsule, 2 cap(s), Oral, night' is classified as a standard medication order because it contains a specific medication name (pregabalin), strength (75 mg), dosage form (capsule), and route of administration (oral). The frequency of administration can be inferred as 'night', which implies once daily. The total daily dose in milligrams can be calculated by multiplying the strength by the number of doses per administration.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"pregabalin\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"75\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"capsule\", \"frequency\": \"once daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 2, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 150.0}]}",
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"content": "metoprolol, 37.5 mg= 0.75 tab(s), Oral, BD",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'metoprolol, 37.5 mg = 0.75 tab(s), Oral, BD' is classified as a standard medication order because it contains a specific medication name (metoprolol), dosage information (37.5 mg), and administration instructions (Oral, BD). The string is parseable because it provides clear medication information. The medication name 'metoprolol' is generic. The strength is 37.5 mg, and the unit of measurement is milligrams (mg). The dosage form is tablet (tab), as indicated by 'tab(s)'. The frequency of administration is twice daily (BD), which is a common medical abbreviation. The route of administration is oral. Since there's no indication that this medication is taken as needed, 'is_prn' is set to false. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we multiply the strength by the number of doses per day. Given that 0.75 tablets are taken twice daily and each tablet's strength is implied to be the given dose (37.5 mg) for simplicity in calculation, the total daily dose would be 37.5 mg * 2 = 75 mg, assuming the 0.75 tab(s) refers to the quantity of the specified strength to achieve the desired dose per administration, which might be a simplification.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"metoprolol\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"37.5\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"BD\", \"doses_per_administration\": 0, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 75.0}]}",
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"content": "perindopril(perindopril erbumine 4 mg oral tablet), 1 tab(s), Oral, evening",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with the name 'perindopril' which is a generic name, and its strength is 4mg. The dosage form is an oral tablet, and the frequency is specified as 'evening', implying once daily. The route of administration is oral. Since 'perindopril erbumine' is mentioned, it indicates the salt form of perindopril, but for the purpose of this task, we focus on the generic name 'perindopril'. The total daily dose in milligrams can be directly calculated from the strength since the frequency implies one dose per day.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"perindopril\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"4\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"once daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 4.0}]}",
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"content": "Take Tarceva 150mg oral tablet daily on empty stomach, at least 1hr b4 or 2hrs after meals, continue for up to 12 months or until disease progression, regular eye exams rec",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug, dosage, frequency, and administration route. The medication is Tarceva, which is a brand name, but for the purpose of this exercise, we will consider its generic name, Erlotinib. The strength is 150mg, the dosage form is an oral tablet, and the frequency is daily. The route of administration is oral, and it's not PRN. The total daily dose in milligrams can be directly calculated from the given strength since the frequency is once daily.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"Erlotinib\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"150\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 150.0}]}",
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"content": "insulin aspart-insulin aspart protamine(novoMIX 30 FlexPen 30 units-70 units/mL subcutaneous suspension), See Instructions, 16 units subcutaneously with breakfast, and 10 units with dinner.",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the medication, including its name, strength, dosage form, frequency, and route of administration. The medication is insulin aspart-insulin aspart protamine, which is a type of insulin. The string mentions '16 units subcutaneously with breakfast, and 10 units with dinner', indicating the dosage and frequency. Since insulin is typically measured in units rather than milligrams, we need to consider this when calculating the total daily dose. However, without a standard conversion factor from units to milligrams for insulin, we cannot accurately calculate the total daily dose in milligrams. The string type is classified as 'standard_medication' because it contains a clear medication order with specific details.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"insulin aspart-insulin aspart protamine\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"30-70\", \"unit\": \"units\", \"dosage_form\": \"suspension\", \"frequency\": \"with breakfast and with dinner\", \"doses_per_administration\": null, \"route\": \"subcutaneous\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": null}]}",
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"content": "magnesium aspartate 500 mg oral tablet, 1000 mg= 2 tab(s), Oral, morning",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'magnesium aspartate 500 mg oral tablet, 1000 mg= 2 tab(s), Oral, morning' contains a medication order with specific details about the drug, its strength, dosage form, route of administration, and frequency. The string mentions 'magnesium aspartate' as the drug, which is a generic name, indicating 'is_generic' should be true. The strength is given as 500 mg, with a dosage form of 'oral tablet'. The route of administration is 'oral', and the frequency can be inferred as once daily since it's specified for 'morning'. There's also a mention of '1000 mg = 2 tab(s)', suggesting that the total daily dose could be calculated based on this equivalence. However, given the direct mention of '500 mg' as the dose and the instruction for morning, it seems the intention is to take 500 mg once daily. Thus, the total daily dose in milligrams would be 500 mg. The medication is not indicated as PRN, so 'is_prn' should be false.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"magnesium aspartate\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"500\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"once daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": null, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 500.0}]}",
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"content": "pantoprazole(pantoprazole 40 mg oral enteric granule), 1 sachet(s), Oral, daily, PRN for indigestion, Mix in a small amount of liquid and take immediately. Do not crush or chew granules. Take 30 mins before or 2 hours after food.",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug name, strength, dosage form, frequency, and route of administration. The string is classified as a 'standard_medication' type because it follows a typical pattern for medication orders. The medication name 'pantoprazole' is generic, and its strength is 40 mg. The dosage form is 'granules', which is mixed with a small amount of liquid before taking. The frequency is 'daily' but it's 'PRN' (as needed) for indigestion. The route of administration is 'oral'. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we consider the maximum amount that could be taken in a day, but since it's PRN and the instruction is to take 1 sachet, we'll assume one dose per administration. Given that the strength is 40 mg per sachet, if we were to calculate a maximum daily dose for PRN, it would depend on the maximum number of sachets a patient could take in a day, which isn't specified. However, for the purpose of this exercise and following the instructions precisely, we'll focus on the information given.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"pantoprazole\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"40\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"granules\", \"frequency\": \"daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": true, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 40.0}]}",
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"content": "triptorelin(Diphereline 22.5 mg/6 months intramuscular injection), 22.5 mg, IM, every 6 months, Next dose due:",
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"content": "SERTRALine(SERTRALine 50 mg oral tablet), 1 tab(s), Oral, morning, Total dose = 150mg",
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"content": "apixaban(apixaban 2.5 mg oral tablet), 1 tab(s), Oral, morning, (prescribed BD)",
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"content": "salbutamol 100 microgram/actuation inhaler 2 - 4 puff(s), Inhalation, 4 hourly, PRN: shortness of breath",
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"content": "naproxen 250 mg, 1 tab(s), Oral",
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"content": "pantoprazole, 40 mg= 1 tab(s), Oral, daily",
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"content": "spironolactone 25 mg oral tablet, 0.25 tab(s), Oral, morning",
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"content": "quetiapine 25 mg tablet 6.25 - 12.5 mg, Oral, BD, PRN: agitation",
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"content": "pregabalin 75 mg oral capsule, 2 cap(s), Oral, morning",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'pregabalin 75 mg oral capsule, 2 cap(s), Oral, morning' is classified as a standard medication order because it contains a specific medication name (pregabalin), strength (75 mg), dosage form (capsule), and administration instructions. The string is parseable because it provides clear medication information. The medication name 'pregabalin' is a generic name, so 'is_generic' is set to true. The strength is given as 75 mg, with 'mg' being the unit of measurement. The dosage form is 'capsule'. The frequency of administration can be inferred as once daily since it's specified for 'morning'. The route of administration is 'oral'. Since there's no indication that this medication is taken 'as needed', 'is_prn' is set to false. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we multiply the strength by the number of doses per administration: 75 mg * 2 = 150 mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"pregabalin\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"75\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"capsule\", \"frequency\": \"once daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 2, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 150.0}]}",
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"content": "nebivolol(nebivolol 10 mg oral tablet), 1 tab(s), Oral, morning",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with the name 'nebivolol', strength '10 mg', dosage form 'oral tablet', frequency 'morning', and route 'Oral'. The string is classified as a standard medication order because it contains specific medication information. The medication name 'nebivolol' is generic, and its strength is given in milligrams. The dosage form is an oral tablet, and the frequency is once in the morning. The route of administration is oral. Since there's no indication that this medication is taken 'as needed', 'is_prn' is set to false. The total daily dose in milligrams is calculated by multiplying the strength by the number of doses per day, which in this case is 10 mg * 1 = 10 mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"nebivolol\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"10\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"morning\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 10.0}]}",
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"content": "telmisartan(telmisartan 80 mg oral tablet), 0.5 tab(s), Oral, BD",
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"content": "olmesartan 40 mg oral tablet, 1 tab(s), Oral, morning",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'olmesartan 40 mg oral tablet, 1 tab(s), Oral, morning' is classified as a standard medication order because it contains a specific medication name (olmesartan), strength (40 mg), dosage form (oral tablet), and administration instructions (1 tab(s), Oral, morning). The drug name 'olmesartan' is generic. The strength is 40 mg, and the unit of measurement is milligrams. The dosage form is a tablet. The frequency of administration is daily, in the morning. The route of administration is oral. Since there's no indication that this medication is taken 'as needed,' is_prn is false. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we multiply the strength by the number of doses per day. In this case, it's 40 mg * 1 = 40 mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"olmesartan\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"40\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 40.0}]}",
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"content": "colecalciferol 25 mcg (1000 units) oral tablet, 1 tab(s), PEG Tube, daily",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'colecalciferol 25 mcg (1000 units) oral tablet, 1 tab(s), PEG Tube, daily' is classified as a standard medication order because it contains specific information about a medication, including its name, strength, dosage form, and frequency of administration. The medication name is 'colecalciferol', which is a generic name for Vitamin D3. The strength is given as 25 mcg, with an equivalent of 1000 units. The dosage form is an oral tablet, and the frequency is daily. Since 'colecalciferol' is a generic name, 'is_generic' is set to true. The total daily dose in milligrams needs to be calculated, considering the strength is in micrograms. Given that 1 milligram equals 1000 micrograms, the strength of 25 mcg is 0.025 mg. However, since the question asks for the total daily dose and the medication is taken once daily, the total daily dose remains 0.025 mg, but this needs to be converted to the context of the question which seems to expect the dose in a more conventional form for medications, yet it's crucial to note the dose is indeed very small and the question's format may not perfectly align with typical medication dosing expressions.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"colecalciferol\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"25\", \"unit\": \"mcg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": null, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 0.025}]}",
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"content": "insulin glargine(Toujeo Solostar), 70 unit(s), Subcutaneous, night",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with the drug name 'insulin glargine', which is a generic name. The strength is given as '70 unit(s)', and the unit of measurement for strength is 'units'. The dosage form can be inferred as 'injection' since insulin is typically administered via injection. The frequency of administration is 'night', which implies once daily. The route of administration is 'Subcutaneous'. Since 'PRN' is not mentioned, 'is_prn' is set to false. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we need to convert the units of insulin to milligrams. However, the conversion factor from units to milligrams for insulin glargine is not provided in the input string. Assuming a standard conversion factor of 1 unit of insulin = 0.0347 mg (for human insulin, as the exact conversion for insulin glargine might slightly differ but is not commonly provided), the total daily dose would be approximately 70 units * 0.0347 mg/unit = 2.429 mg. However, without the exact conversion factor for insulin glargine, this calculation is an approximation and might not be entirely accurate.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"insulin glargine\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"70\", \"unit\": \"units\", \"dosage_form\": \"injection\", \"frequency\": \"night\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"subcutaneous\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 2.429}]}",
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"content": "Atacand Plus 16 mg-12.5 mg oral tablet, 1 tab(s), Oral, morning",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'Atacand Plus 16 mg-12.5 mg oral tablet, 1 tab(s), Oral, morning' appears to be a standard medication order. Atacand Plus is a combination medication containing candesartan and hydrochlorothiazide. The strength is given as 16 mg-12.5 mg, which refers to the strengths of candesartan and hydrochlorothiazide, respectively. The dosage form is an oral tablet, with a frequency implied by 'morning', suggesting once daily. The route of administration is oral. Since it's not specified as 'as needed', we assume it's not PRN.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"candesartan\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"16\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"once daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 16.0}, {\"drug_name\": \"hydrochlorothiazide\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"12.5\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"once daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 12.5}]}",
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"content": "Hydrocortisone 1% topical cream, apply thin layer to affected area tid prn for eczema, do not use on face or groin area",
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"content": "enoxaparin(enoxaparin 40 mg/0.4 mL injectable solution), 40 mg, Subcutaneous, morning, until 23/10/20 inclusive then STOP (for 35 days total post DHS on 18/9/20.",
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"content": "Lipitor 40 mg, 1 tab(s), Oral",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'Lipitor 40 mg, 1 tab(s), Oral' is classified as a standard medication order because it contains a specific medication name (Lipitor), strength (40 mg), dosage form (tablet), and route of administration (oral). Lipitor is a brand name for the generic medication atorvastatin. The strength is given in milligrams, and the dosage form is a tablet. The frequency of administration is not explicitly stated, so it is assumed to be once daily, but this is not explicitly stated in the input string. The total daily dose in milligrams can be calculated directly from the strength since the frequency is assumed to be once daily.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"atorvastatin\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"40\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": null, \"doses_per_administration\": null, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 40.0}]}",
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"content": "periciazine 10 mg oral tablet, 1 tab(s), Oral, night",
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"content": "emollients, topical(Dermeze topical ointment), 1 application, Topical, daily, PRN for dry skin",
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"content": "pregabalin(pregabalin 150 mg oral capsule), See Instructions, 1 cap(s), oral, mane; 2 cap(s), oral, nocte",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with a specific drug name, strength, dosage form, frequency, and route of administration. The string is classified as a 'standard_medication' type because it follows a typical pattern for medication orders. The medication is pregabalin, which is a generic name, so 'is_generic' is set to true. The strength is 150 mg, and the unit of measurement is milligrams. The dosage form is an oral capsule. The frequency is specified as 'mane' (morning) and 'nocte' (night), indicating the medication should be taken once in the morning and once at night. The route of administration is oral. Since there's no indication that this medication is taken 'as needed', 'is_prn' is set to false. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we multiply the strength by the number of doses per day. In this case, the patient takes 1 capsule in the morning and 2 capsules at night, so the total daily dose is (1 + 2) * 150 mg = 450 mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"pregabalin\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"150\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"capsule\", \"frequency\": \"mane; nocte\", \"doses_per_administration\": null, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 450.0}]}",
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"content": "levothyroxine sodium 100 mcg (0.1 mg) oral tablet, 2 tab(s), Oral, ONCE a week on (f) Sat",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug, dosage, frequency, and route of administration. The string is classified as a 'standard_medication' type because it follows a typical pattern for medication orders. The medication name is 'levothyroxine sodium', which is a generic name, so 'is_generic' is set to true. The strength is given in both micrograms (mcg) and milligrams (mg), but for consistency and to match the required output format, we'll use the milligram equivalent. The dosage form is an oral tablet, and the frequency is once a week. The route of administration is oral. Since the medication is not taken as needed, 'is_prn' is false. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we first convert the given strength to milligrams (0.1 mg per tablet) and then multiply by the number of tablets taken per administration (2 tablets) to get the dose per administration, which is 0.2 mg. Given the frequency is once a week, the total weekly dose is 0.2 mg, and thus the total daily dose is 0.2 mg / 7 days = approximately 0.0286 mg per day. However, for medications taken less frequently than daily, the total daily dose calculation should reflect the actual dose taken over a 24-hour period, which in this case, since it's taken once a week, the calculation provided directly gives the weekly dose, and to find a daily equivalent, we divide by 7. But since the question asks for the total daily dose in the context of how the medication is prescribed (and the prescription is for once a week), the calculation should consider the dose as prescribed for the week and then averaged over the days. The critical point here is understanding the 'total_daily_dose_mg' in the context of medications not taken daily - it represents the average daily dose when the medication is taken less frequently than once a day.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"levothyroxine sodium\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"0.1\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"once a week\", \"doses_per_administration\": 2, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 0.0286}]}",
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"content": "valproic acid 250mg capsules, take 1 po tid, monitor LFTs, platelet count, may cause hair loss",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'valproic acid 250mg capsules, take 1 po tid, monitor LFTs, platelet count, may cause hair loss' is classified as a standard medication order because it contains a specific medication name, dosage, and administration instructions. The medication name is 'valproic acid', which is a generic name, so 'is_generic' is set to true. The strength is 250mg, the unit of measurement is 'mg', the dosage form is 'capsule', the frequency is 'tid' (three times a day), the route is 'po' (oral), and it's not PRN. To calculate the total daily dose, we multiply the strength by the number of doses per day: 250mg * 3 = 750mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"valproic acid\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"250\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"capsule\", \"frequency\": \"tid\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 750.0}]}",
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"content": "Bion Tears eye drops, 2 drop(s), Each Eye, QID",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'Bion Tears eye drops, 2 drop(s), Each Eye, QID' is classified as a standard medication order because it contains a specific medication name ('Bion Tears'), dosage information ('2 drop(s)'), administration instructions ('Each Eye'), and a frequency ('QID', which stands for four times a day). The medication 'Bion Tears' is a brand name, but for the purpose of this exercise, we will consider it as the drug name since the generic name is not provided. The strength of the medication is not explicitly mentioned in milligrams, which is common for eye drops. The dosage form is 'drops', the frequency is 'QID', and the route of administration is 'ophthalmic'. Since the strength in milligrams is not provided and cannot be directly calculated without knowing the concentration of the active ingredient in 'Bion Tears', we will leave the 'strength', 'unit', and 'total_daily_dose_mg' fields as null. The medication is not indicated as being taken 'as needed' (PRN), so 'is_prn' is false.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"Bion Tears\", \"is_generic\": false, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": null, \"unit\": null, \"dosage_form\": \"drops\", \"frequency\": \"QID\", \"doses_per_administration\": 2, \"route\": \"ophthalmic\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": null}]}",
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"content": "calcium carbonate(caLTRate 600 mg oral tablet), 600 mg= 1 tab(s), Oral, night",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug, including its name, strength, dosage form, route of administration, and frequency. The string is classified as a 'standard_medication' type because it follows a typical pattern for medication orders. The medication name is 'calcium carbonate', which is a generic name, so 'is_generic' is set to true. The strength is given as 600 mg, and the unit of measurement is milligrams. The dosage form is an oral tablet. The route of administration is oral, and the frequency is nightly. Since there's no indication that this medication is taken 'as needed', 'is_prn' is set to false. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we consider the strength of the medication and the fact that it's taken once daily, so the total daily dose is equal to the strength, which is 600 mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"calcium carbonate\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"600\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"night\", \"doses_per_administration\": null, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 600.0}]}",
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"content": "nebivolol 1.25 mg oral tablet, 2 tab(s), Oral, daily",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'nebivolol 1.25 mg oral tablet, 2 tab(s), Oral, daily' is classified as a standard medication order because it contains a specific medication name (nebivolol), strength (1.25 mg), dosage form (oral tablet), and frequency of administration (daily). The string also mentions the number of tablets to be taken per administration (2 tab(s)). To calculate the total daily dose, we multiply the strength of the medication by the number of doses per administration. Since the route of administration is oral and the medication is not indicated as PRN, we can directly calculate the total daily dose.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"nebivolol\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"1.25\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 2, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 2.5}]}",
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"content": "telmisartan 80 mg oral tablet, 0.5 tab(s), Oral, evening",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'telmisartan 80 mg oral tablet, 0.5 tab(s), Oral, evening' is classified as a standard medication order because it contains a specific medication name (telmisartan), strength (80 mg), dosage form (oral tablet), and administration instructions. The string does not contain any weaning schedules, non-medication text, or unclear/unparseable information. To calculate the total daily dose, we first need to determine the frequency of administration, which in this case is implied to be once daily since it's specified as 'evening'. The strength is given as 80 mg, and the dose per administration is 0.5 tablets. Since 0.5 tablets are taken once daily, and each tablet is 80 mg, the total daily dose is 0.5 * 80 mg = 40 mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"telmisartan\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"80\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"once daily\", \"doses_per_administration\": 0, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 40.0}]}",
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"content": "macrogol 3350(macrogol 3350 oral powder for reconstitution), 1 sachet(s), Oral, QID, PRN for constipation",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with the drug name 'macrogol 3350', which is a generic name, indicating 'is_generic' as true. The strength is not explicitly given in terms of milligrams but is mentioned as '1 sachet(s)', implying the unit of measurement for strength is 'sachet'. The dosage form is 'powder for reconstitution', but since 'powder' is the closest match from the given options, it will be used. The frequency of administration is 'QID' (four times a day), and the route is 'Oral'. The medication is taken 'PRN' (as needed) for constipation. Since the strength in milligrams is not directly provided and without the exact composition of a sachet, calculating the total daily dose in milligrams is not straightforward. However, given that macrogol 3350 is typically used in doses of 1-2 sachets per day for constipation relief, and each sachet usually contains 10-20 grams of macrogol 3350, we can estimate. Assuming 1 sachet = approximately 10-20 grams of macrogol 3350, and considering the molecular weight of macrogol 3350 is roughly 3350 g/mol, the dose per sachet in milligrams would be in the range of 10,000 to 20,000 mg. Given the QID frequency, the maximum daily dose could theoretically be up to 4 times this amount if taken as needed at the highest frequency, but since it's PRN, the actual dose may vary. For simplicity, assuming the lower end of the dose range (10,000 mg per sachet) and the maximum frequency (4 times a day), the total daily dose could be estimated as 40,000 mg, but this is highly speculative without exact sachet composition.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"macrogol 3350\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"1\", \"unit\": \"sachet\", \"dosage_form\": \"powder\", \"frequency\": \"QID\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": true, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": null}]}",
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"content": "denosumab(denosumab 60 mg/mL subcutaneous solution), 60 mg, Subcutaneous, every 6 months, Next dose due 7/11/20 .",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug name, strength, dosage form, frequency, and route of administration. The string is classified as a 'standard_medication' type because it follows a typical pattern for medication orders. The medication name 'denosumab' is generic, and its strength is given as 60 mg. The dosage form is a subcutaneous solution, administered every 6 months. Since the frequency is given as 'every 6 months', this implies that the medication is not taken daily but rather at longer intervals. The total daily dose in milligrams is calculated based on the given strength and frequency. However, because the medication is administered subcutaneously every 6 months, the total daily dose over the entire period would be the dose given at each administration divided by the number of days between administrations. Given that the dose is 60 mg and it's administered every 6 months (approximately 183 days), the daily dose would be 60 mg / 183 days, but for the purpose of this calculation and following the instructions precisely, we focus on the dose as given without this daily division since the question asks for the total daily dose in the context of PRN or maximum daily dose, which does not apply directly here. The route of administration is subcutaneous, and there's no indication that it's taken as needed (PRN), so 'is_prn' is false.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"denosumab\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"60\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"solution\", \"frequency\": \"every 6 months\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"subcutaneous\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 0.328}]}",
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"content": "lanTUs SoloStar 100 units/mL subcutaneous solution, 26 unit(s), Subcutaneous, morning",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'lanTUs SoloStar 100 units/mL subcutaneous solution, 26 unit(s), Subcutaneous, morning' appears to be a standard medication order. It mentions a specific medication, 'lanTUs SoloStar', which is likely a brand name for the medication 'insulin glargine'. The string also provides dosage information, including the strength (100 units/mL), volume (26 units), route of administration (subcutaneous), and frequency (morning). Since 'lanTUs SoloStar' is a brand name, we need to identify the generic name, which in this case is 'insulin glargine'. The strength is given in units/mL, and the volume is given in units. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams, we would need to know the conversion factor from units to milligrams for insulin glargine, which is approximately 1 unit = 0.0347 mg (for insulin glargine, 1 mL = 100 units, and the molecular weight is used for conversion). However, without explicit conversion or the molecular weight provided in the prompt, and considering the complexity of calculating this without specific details on the insulin type and its conversion factor, we proceed with the information given.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"insulin glargine\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"100\", \"unit\": \"units\", \"dosage_form\": \"solution\", \"frequency\": \"morning\", \"doses_per_administration\": 26, \"route\": \"subcutaneous\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": null}]}",
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"content": "DULoxetine(DULoxetine 30 mg oral enteric capsule), 1 cap(s), Oral, night, Swallow whole.",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug name, strength, dosage form, route of administration, and frequency. The string is classified as a standard medication order because it provides clear information about a single medication. The drug name 'DULoxetine' is generic, and its strength is 30 mg. The dosage form is an oral enteric capsule, and the route of administration is oral. The frequency is indicated as 'night', which implies once daily. Since the string specifies '1 cap(s)', the doses per administration is 1. There is no indication that this medication is taken 'as needed' (PRN), so 'is_prn' is set to false. The total daily dose in milligrams is calculated as the strength of the medication (30 mg) multiplied by the doses per administration (1), resulting in 30 mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"DULoxetine\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"30\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"capsule\", \"frequency\": \"night\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 30.0}]}",
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"content": "baclofen(baclofen 25 mg oral tablet), See Instructions, 25mg PO BD (morning and midday) ",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug, dosage, frequency, and route of administration. The string is classified as a 'standard_medication' type because it follows a typical pattern for medication orders. The medication name is 'baclofen', which is a generic name, indicating 'is_generic' is true. The strength is given as '25mg', with the unit of measurement being 'mg'. The dosage form is 'oral tablet'. The frequency of administration is 'BD' (twice daily), specified for morning and midday. The route of administration is 'PO' (oral). Since there's no indication that this medication is taken 'as needed', 'is_prn' is false. To calculate the 'total_daily_dose_mg', we multiply the strength by the number of doses per day. Given the strength is 25mg and the medication is taken twice daily, the total daily dose is 25mg * 2 = 50mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"baclofen\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"25\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"BD\", \"doses_per_administration\": null, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 50.0}]}",
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"content": "cyproterone(cyproterone 50 mg oral tablet), 1 tab(s), Oral, BD, Take with or after food.",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug, dosage, frequency, and route of administration. The string is classified as a 'standard_medication' type because it follows a typical pattern for medication orders. The medication name is 'cyproterone', which is a generic name, and its strength is 50mg. The dosage form is an oral tablet, and the frequency is twice daily (BD). The route of administration is oral, and there's an instruction to take it with or after food. Since the string provides clear medication information, 'is_parseable' is set to true.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"cyproterone\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"50\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"BD\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 100.0}]}",
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"content": "bromhexine(bromhexine 8 mg oral tablet), 1 tab(s), PEG Tube, TDS, PRN for cough",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string 'bromhexine(bromhexine 8 mg oral tablet), 1 tab(s), PEG Tube, TDS, PRN for cough' contains a medication order with specific details. The medication is bromhexine, which is a generic name, with a strength of 8 mg, in an oral tablet form. The dosage is 1 tablet, administered through a PEG tube, three times a day (TDS), as needed (PRN) for cough. To calculate the total daily dose in milligrams for PRN medications, we consider the maximum daily dose. Since it's TDS, the maximum would be 3 times the dose, so 3 * 8 mg = 24 mg.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"bromhexine\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"8\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"TDS\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": true, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 24.0}]}",
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"content": "levothyroxine sodium(levothyroxine sodium 100 mcg (0.1 mg) oral tablet), 1 tab(s), Oral, FOUR times a week (Mon, Wed, Fri & Sun), Mane. Take 30 mins before or 2 hours after food.",
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"content": "{\"reasoning\": \"The input string contains a medication order with specific details about the drug, dosage, frequency, and administration route. The drug name is levothyroxine sodium, which is a generic name. The strength is given as 100 mcg, which is equivalent to 0.1 mg. The dosage form is an oral tablet, and the frequency is four times a week, specifically on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. The route of administration is oral, and there's an instruction to take it 30 minutes before or 2 hours after food. This information allows for the extraction of the medication details.\", \"string_type\": \"standard_medication\", \"is_parseable\": true, \"medications\": [{\"drug_name\": \"levothyroxine sodium\", \"is_generic\": true, \"formulation\": null, \"strength\": \"0.1\", \"unit\": \"mg\", \"dosage_form\": \"tablet\", \"frequency\": \"four times a week\", \"doses_per_administration\": 1, \"route\": \"oral\", \"is_prn\": false, \"total_daily_dose_mg\": 0.1}]}",
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