What is the medical term BJI?
Sometime, there may be more than one meaning of BJI abbreviation. However, what does the medical abbreviation BJI mean?
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BJI medical abbreviation, what is the meaning of it?
In medicine, the medical term BJI stands for Bone and Joint Infection.
BJI: Bone and Joint Infection
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| ATN | Acute Tubular Necrosis |
| BLL | blood lead level |
| Bx | biopsy |
| CN | Cranial Nerves |
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| CTE | chronic traumatic encephalopathy |
| CUC | chronic ulcerative colitis |
| CYS | children and youth services |
| CaCO3 | calcium carbonate |
| DIP | Distal Inter-Phalangeal |
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| E. coli | Escherichia coli |
| EF | Ejection Fraction (in reference to ventricular function) |
| EMB | endometrial biopsy; ethmbutol |
| FAMA | Fellow of the American Medical Association |
| FB | Foreign Body |
| FGT | female genital tract |
| GLC | Glaucoma |
| GNB | gram-negative bacillus |
| HAMRSA | healthcare associated with MRSA |
| ICH | Intra-Cranial Hemorrhage |
| IDG | interdisciplinary group |
| IF | immunofluorescence; infertility; interferon; intrinsic factor |
| IID | intermittent infusion device (saline lock) |
| INR | International Normalized Ratio |
| L&B | laryngoscopy and bronchoscopy |
| LLC | long leg cast |
| M/S | musculoskeletal |
| MEA | multiple endocrine adenomatosis |
| MIC | methyl isocyanate; minimum inhibitory concentration |
| NAFLD | non-alcoholic fatty liver disease |
| NAT | non-accidental trauma; nucleic acid-based tests |
| NO2 | nitrous oxide |
| NST | non-stress test |
| O&G | obstetrics and gynecology |
| O.D. | Right eye. |
| OGT | oral glucose tolerance (test) |
| OLMC | on-line medical control |
| PERRLA | Pupils equal, round, and reactive to light and accommodation. |
| POCT | point of care testing |
| PPN | Peripheral Parenteral Nutrition |
| PPROM | preterm premature rupture of membranes |
| PPS | postpartum sterilization |
| PSO | patient services office |
| PZI | protamine zinc insulin |
| PaO2 | arterial oxygen partial pressure [case sensitive] |
| PsA | psoriatic arthritis |
| QID | Four times per day |
| RAE | right atrial enlargement |
| REI | reproductive endocrinology |
| RIMA | Right Internal Mammary Artery |
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| TCP | transcutaneous pacer; tumor control probability; thrombocytopenia |
| TCPL | time cycled pressure limited |
| TNTM | too numerous to mention |
| TX | Transfusion; Treatment |
| UPC | units of packed cells |
| VA/Q | ventilation/perfusion |
| WFL | within functional limits |
| Z-DNA | left-handed DNA |
| bili | bilirubin |
| conc | concentrated |
| dep | dependent |
| eSET | elective single-embryo transfer |
| inflam | inflammation |
| irreg | irregular |
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| mrem | millirem |
| pts | patient, patients |
| resid | residual |
| stb | stillborn |
| synth | synthetic |
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