What does the medical abbreviation cAMP mean?
In some cases, there may be multiplied meanings of the cAMP abbreviation. However, what does the cAMP medical term stand for?
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What is the meaning of cAMP medical abbreviation?
In science & medicine, the cAMP medical term mean cyclic adenosine monophosphate.
cAMP: cyclic adenosine monophosphate
Related Medical Abbreviations
| A/P | Assessment and Plan |
| AMA | Against Medical Advice; American Medical Association |
| AVM | Arterial Venous Malformation |
| BCNSP | Board Certified Nutrition Support Pharmacist |
| BOH | board of health |
| BTLS | basic trauma life support |
| BVT | bilateral ventilation tube(s) |
| C/TG | cholesterol/triglyceride ratio |
| CBS | casual blood sugar |
| CNA | Certified Nurse Aide |
| CSF | Cerebral Spinal Fluid |
| D/B | date of birth |
| ECRL | extensor carpi radialis longus |
| EFM | electronic fetal monitor |
| Enf | Enfamil |
| FNA | Fine Needle Aspiration |
| FRCS | Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons |
| FTA | fluorescent treponema antigen (test for syphilis) |
| FTSG | full-thickness skin graft |
| GPL | IgG phospholipid unit |
| HBP | high blood pressure |
| HIM | health information management; hepatosplenomegaly |
| HSG | hysterosalpingogram; herpes simplex, genitalis |
| LLE | left lower extremity |
| LOC | Loss Of Consciousness |
| LUL | Left Upper Lobe; also Left Upper Lid |
| MVI | multivitamin (injection) |
| NBHS | newborn hearing screen |
| NKFA | no known food allergies |
| NSICU | neurosciences intensive care unit |
| PAR | paraffin; patient at risk; post anesthesia recovery |
| PEG INF | pegylated interferon |
| PPHN | persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn |
| PTA | Prior To Admission; Peritonsilar Abscess |
| PUS | prostate ultrasound |
| Pr | Praseodymium (element) |
| Pt | Platinum (element) |
| RAFa | right anterior forearm |
| RML | Right Middle Lobe |
| ROI | release of information; region of interest |
| RPF | renal plasma flow |
| RRA | registered record administrator |
| RTT | referral to treatment |
| SH | serum hepatitis; social history |
| TCR | T cell (antigen) receptor |
| Zr | Zirconium (element) |
| contrx | contractions |
| ing | inguinal |
| o.m. | every morning (omni mane) |
| psy | psychiatry, psychology |
| t.d.s. | to be taken three times daily |
