Tablettánkénti

Tablettánkénti is a Hungarian term that translates to "per tablet" or "per pill" in English. It is a common unit of measurement used in medicine, particularly in the context of dosage instructions for solid oral medications. When a doctor prescribes a medication in tablet form, they will specify the dosage not only in terms of the strength of the active ingredient (e.g., milligrams) but also how many tablets should be taken at a time or per dose.

For example, a prescription might read "Take one tablet twice daily" or "Take 500 mg tablettánkénti". In the latter case, it means that each tablet contains 500 mg of the active ingredient. This clarifies that the patient should take one whole tablet to achieve the specified milligram dose. Understanding "tablettánkénti" is crucial for patients to correctly administer their medication and ensure they are receiving the intended therapeutic effect while avoiding under- or overdosing. It is a straightforward yet essential term in pharmaceutical communication.