What Does These Medical Abbreviations Stand For?
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Since many of these have many meanings I will give you a website you can look them up in.\n\nhttp://www.pharma-lexicon.com/medicaldictionary.php
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Im sure there is smoe humor in your question.\nBut then again, I forgot to laugh.\nBad memory Yknow\n\nAnyWAY, I dont knwo if this helps answer your question or not, bu the word abbreviation comes from the latin word "brevis" meaning short.Apart from the common form of shortening one word, there are other types of abbreviations. These include acronym and initialism (including TLA), apocopation (that is, apocope), clipping (phonetics), elision, syncope, syllabic abbreviation, portmanteau.\n\nIronically, all of the words are either complicated, or lomg
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1. abbreviatory\n2. abditory\n3. abjuratory\n4. absolutory\n5. absolvatory\n6. absolvitory\n7. acceleratory\n8. accessory\n9. acclamatory\n10. accusatory\n11. additory\n12. adhortatory\n13. adjudicatory\n14. adjuratory\n15. admonitory\n16. adstrictory\n17. adulatory\n18. advisory\n19. advocatory\n20. affirmatory\n21. aleatory\n22. allegory\n23. alleviatory\n24. amatory\n25. ambulatory\n 26. amelioratory\n27. amendatory\n28. amory\n29. amphigory\n30. amplificatory\n31. annihilatory\n32. annunciatory\n33. anovulatory\n34. anticipatory\n35. antisecretory\n36. apospory\n37. appellatory\n38. applicatory\n39. appreciatory\n40. approbatory\n41. armory\n42. articulatory\n43. aspiratory\n44. assertory\n45. assimilatory\n46. astrictory\n47. auditory\n48. auscultatory\n49. backstory\n50. balneatory\n 51. beaugregory\n52. benedictory\n53. bibitory\n54. blindstory\n55. cachinnatory\n56. calcinatory\n57. calculatory\n58. calefactory\n59. calory\n60. calumniatory\n61. cantatory\n62. cardioinhibitory\n63. cardiorespiratory\n64. castigatory\n65. category\n66. cauliflory\n67. celebratory\n68. cementatory\n69. cenatory\n70. certificatory\n71. chemosensory\n72. chicory\n73. chrismatory\n74. circulatory\n75. circumlocutory\n 76. citatory\n77. classificatory\n78. clearstory\n79. clerestory\n80. collusory\n81. collutory\n82. combinatory\n83. commandatory\n84. commemoratory\n85. commendatory\n86. comminatory\n87. communicatory\n88. compensatory\n89. competitory\n90. completory\n91. compulsory\n92. conciliatory\n93. concionatory\n94. conclusory\n95. condemnatory\n96. condolatory\n97. confabulatory\n98. confectory\n99. confirmatory\n100. confiscatory
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it stands for Non Steroidal Antiinflammatory drugs, which are analgesics, antipyretics, & reduce inflammation. e.g. Diclofenac "Voltaren" & Ibuprofen "Bruffen".
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It depends on what you're looking at.  A lot of medical forms use it to mean "Date of Service."
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confused with acronyms .... see the link below
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It is a variation of okay.  Abbreviation of all korrect
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It might help if you gave the context.  At some schools it means Department of Health Care Sciences.  But there is also some kind of gene called DHC, so if it says DHCs, then it might be that.
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They are abbreviations of Latin expressions.  Ante Meridian and Post Meridian.  Before and After Noon.
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Sweetheart, different sources use different abreviations. Can you type out specifically what they are? Then I might be able to help you.
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They're called acronyms.
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An abbreviation of Beneath.
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obviously not in your grammar book! Look those abbreviations are cool in moderation but in mass amount just make you look like a 1st level retard\n\nek
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MD=Medical Doctor; PA=Physician Assistant; DO=Doctor of Osteopathic medicine; NP=Nurse Practioner
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This depends upon the situation.\n\nTo the young teen with her first few bouts with the condition, it stands for Puffy Mid Section, Pimples May Surface or Pass Me Sweets.\n\nTo the guy just starting to date or to the Newlywed, it stands for Psychotic Mood Shift.\n\nTo the sensitive young woman, it stands for Pardon My Sobbing.\n\nTo the hubby that notices that his wife has stopped reading Cosmo and is now reading his Guns & Ammo, it stands for Pass My Shotgun.\n\nTo the older wife who has never gotten any sympathy from her husband, it stands for Pack My Stuff or Pack My Suitcase.\n\nTo some women at the office it stands for Personally Mad Situation or Perhaps Men Suck
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One is a medical term, the other is slang term, both are identical.