What is the HAPPI medical abbreviation?

What does the abbreviation HAPPI mean in medical terms?

In some cases, there may be multiplied meanings of the HAPPI abbreviation. Below is the meaning of HAPPI abbreviation in medical terms.

What is the HAPPI medical abbreviation?

In science & medicine, the medical term HAPPI means Health Assistance Program for Personnel and Industry.

HAPPI: Health Assistance Program for Personnel and Industry

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AMSAltered Mental Status; Acute Mountain Sickness
BCMbody cell mass
BEEbasal energy expenditure
BHOMBehavioral Health Outcomes Management
BKMCBacha Khan Medical College
BRVOBranch Retinal Vein Occlusion
BWADEBleeding, Weight loss, Anemia, Dysphagia, Early satiety
C-Bchest-back
CDMACollege of Dental Medicine Arizona
CHCcommunity health center; continuing health care
CKCcold knife conization; closed kinetic chain
CMEcontinuing medical education
CMFcyclophosphamide, methotrexate, and fluorouracil
CNVMChoroidal Neovascular Membranes
COGcenter of gravity
DESdiethylstilbestrol
DFMCDelmarva Foundation for Medical Care
DLHdouble lumen hickman
EAAessential amino acids
EIearly intervention
EMCelectromagnetic compatibility
ESGestrogen
Epiepidural
G-CSFgranulocyte-colony stimulating factor
GLOWMGlobal Library Of Women’s Medicine
HCIhuman-computer interaction
HCPSHantavirus cardiopulmonary syndrome
IAWin accordance with
IDPindividual development plan
IFGimpaired fasting glucose
IHDischemic heart disease
IIintellectual impairment
IVDUIntravenous Drug Use
KBICKOBE Biomedical Innovation Cluster
KrKrypton (element)
LCMELiaison Committee on Medical Education
LCSWLicensed Clinical Social Worker
LGMleft upper outer gluteus maximus
LIFAleft inner forearm
LLBlong leg brace
LOMSCHleft otitis media, suppurative, chronic
LTOTLong Term Oxygen Therapy
LVDLeft Ventricular Dysfunction
M-CSFmacrophage colony-stimulating factor
MAmental age; medical assistance
MCMOMedical Civil Military Operations
MCOmanaged care organization
MDTmultidisciplinary team
MLDmedian lethal dose; metachromatic leukodystrophy; minimum lethal dose
MSRmotor sensory reflex
Metmethionine
NCPBNational Cancer Policy Board
NGSnext generation sequencing
NMRANavy Medicine Records Activity
NMTnot more than
NPONothing By Mouth
NSRNormal Sinus Rhythm
NZworkNew Zealand workers cohort
OIopportunistic infection
PARparaffin; patient at risk; post anesthesia recovery
PFPeak Flow; also Plantar Flexion
PONVpost-operative nausea and vomiting
PTRplatelet transfusion reaction
PWAperson with AIDS
QISqualified in specialty
RCRreplication competent retrovirus
RMLRight Middle Lobe
RSTregular sinus tachycardia
Rbcsred blood cells
RhRhodium (element); Rhesus factor
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SOLspace occupying lesion
SOMIsternal occipital mandibular immobilizer
SPAPsystolic pulmonary artery pressure
SZRSeizure
T&Htype and hold
TAHTotal Abdominal Hysterectomy
TMNTumor Metastases Nodes (universal tumor staging system)
TOSthoracic outlet syndrome
VEGFvascular endothelial growth factor
YOByear of birth
dcSScdiffuse cutaneous systemic sclerosis
det.let it be given (detur)
gmgram
pltplatelet
post oppost operation
ppbparts per billion
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ututerus
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