What does the abbreviation BP stand for in medical terms?
Sometime, there may be more than one meaning of BP abbreviation. However, what does the medical abbreviation BP stand for?
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What does BP medical abbreviation stand for?
In science & medicine, the medical abbreviation BP stands for Blood Pressure.
BP: Blood Pressure
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| CAGE | controlling, anger/annoyance, guilt, eye opener (questions) |
| CD8 | cytotoxic T lymphocytes |
| CP | cleft palate; chest pain; cerebral palsy; cicatricial pemphigoid; cardiopulmonary |
| CPB | competitive protein binding |
| CPMI | chronic and persistent mental illness |
| Chemo | Chemotherapy |
| DFA | Direct Fluorescent Antibody |
| DIPJ | distal interphalangeal joint |
| DRE | Digital Rectal Exam |
| DRG | diagnosis-related group |
| ED | Erectile Dysfunction |
| EENT | eye, ear, nose, and throat |
| ENG | electronystagmography; electronystagmogram |
| EOM | extraocular muscles; extraocular movements |
| FGT | female genital tract |
| GBM | Glioblastoma Multiforme |
| GOMER | Slang for “get out of my emergency room.” |
| HAV | hepatitis A vaccine; hepatitis A virus |
| HCP | health care provider/professional |
| HPN | hypertension |
| LATS | long-acting thyroid stimulator |
| LOS | length of stay |
| LUA | left upper arm |
| LVEDP | Left Ventricular End Diastolic Pressure |
| MHU | mental health unit |
| MLD | median lethal dose; metachromatic leukodystrophy; minimum lethal dose |
| MLF | medial longitudinal fasciculus |
| MSN | Master of Science in Nursing |
| NIHSS | National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale |
| NYD | not yet diagnosed |
| P-ANCA | perinuclear antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibody |
| PPF | plasma protein fraction |
| PPM | planned preventive maintenance; permanent pacemaker |
| Pb | Lead (element) |
| RRR | Regular Rate and Rhythm |
| SA | Sino-Atrial; Staph Aureus |
| T.I. | thoracic inlet |
| UN | united nations |
| UNSA | Unstable Angina |
| VP Shunt | ventricular peritoneal shunt |
| WNWD | well-nourished, well-developed |
| XR | extended-release; x-ray |
| conc | concentrated |
| dep | dependent |
| mM | millimole |
| metab | metabolic, metabolism |
| phni | pinhole no improvement |
| post op | post operation |
| qPM | Each evening. As in taking a medicine each evening. |
| s/p | Status post. For example, a person who had a knee operation would be s/p a knee operation. |
