What does GPA medical abbreviation stand for?

What is the meaning of the medical term GPA?

In some cases, there may be multiplied meanings of the GPA abbreviation. Below is the meaning that GPA abbreviation stands for.

What does GPA medical abbreviation stand for?

In medical field, However, the medical abbreviation GPA stands for Gravida/Para/Abortus.

GPA: Gravida/Para/Abortus

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