What is the definition of CMQ medical abbreviation?
The abbreviation CMQ may have a few different meanings. Below is the meaning that the abbreviation CMQ stands for.
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What does CMQ stand for in medical abbreviation?
In science & medicine, it is Catholic Medical Quarterly the medical abbreviation CMQ stands for.
CMQ: Catholic Medical Quarterly
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AI-HI | Avian Influenza Hemmaglutination Inhibition |
AMCA | American Medical Certification Association |
AMEND | Association for Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia Disorders |
ASCM | Asian Society of Conservation Medicine |
BB | breakthrough bleeding |
BCPS | Board Certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist |
BE PRN | Both Eyes Pro Re Nata (in Latin) when necessary |
BF | breast feed(ing); boyfriend |
BSHM | British Society for the History of Medicine |
C/TG | cholesterol/triglyceride ratio |
CAMA | Chronic Acute Medical Assistance |
CC | Chief Complaint |
CCA | calcium channel antagonist; common carotid artery |
CNM | Certified Nurse Midwife |
CPP | Cerebral Perfusion Pressure |
CRNN | cranial nerves |
CUC | chronic ulcerative colitis |
DATAR | Drug and Alcohol Treatment Access Report |
DC | Discharge; Discontinue; Doctor of Chiropractics |
DDS | Doctor of Dental Surgery |
DMPA | depot-medroxyprogesterone acetate |
DV/SA | domestic violence/sexual assault |
EAMT | Emergency Animal Medical Technicians |
EIA | enzyme immunoassay; exercise-induced asthma |
EMH | Emergency Medical Holographic |
FCHP | Fallon Community Health Plan |
FELTP | Field Epidemiology and Lab Training Program |
FPIA | fluorescence polarization immunoassay |
HATIP | HIV & AIDS Treatment In Practice |
HCO3 | bicarbonate |
HELLP | Hemolysis Elevated Liver tests Low Platelets |
HHV-6 | human herpesvirus 6 |
HMTS | Houston Medical Testing Services |
HPEM | Health Policy in Emergency Medicine |
IDC | institution disciplinary committee |
IDH | ischemic heart disease; isocitrate dehydrogenase |
IIGOP | Independent Information Governance Oversight Panel |
IPV | inactivated poliovirus (vaccine); intrapulmonary percussive ventilation |
ITB | iliotibial band |
Itch | Itching |
KA | ketoacidosis |
LCHF | Low Carb High Fat |
LCMFT | Licensed Clinical Marriage and Family Therapist |
MIPI | Mantle-Cell Lymphoma International Prognostic Index |
MO | medical officer; months old |
MPHI | Medicine and Public Health Initiative |
NFA | nursing facility administrator |
NHS | National Health Service; normal human serum |
NSD | normal spontaneous (full term) delivery |
OGT | oral glucose tolerance (test) |
OMCH | Orebro Medical Centre Hospital |
ORS | oral rehydration solution |
PCD | pacing cardioverter/defibrillator; percutaneous drainage; pneumatic compression device; programmed cell death |
PCS | procedure coding system |
PIC | peripheral intravenous catheter |
PMPC | Personalized Medicine Partnership for Cancer |
PTX | Pneumothorax |
PrP | prion protein |
R-L | right to left |
RDI | Respiratory Disturbance Index |
RPh | registered pharmacist |
RRL | registered records librarian |
SBAR | situation, background, assessment, recommendation |
SCIP | Strategies for Crisis Intervention and Prevention |
SMAS | Sports Medicine Association Singapore |
SR | slow/sustained-release [medication]; sarcoplasmic reticulum; sinus rhythm |
SST | somatostatin |
STID | Sexually -Transmitted Infection Disease |
STIR | Short Tau Inversion Recover |
SVC | Superior Vena Cava |
SVE | sterile vaginal examination |
SWI | surgical wound infection |
TPPA | treponema pallidum particle agglutination (assay) |
Thr | threonine |
Tib | tibial |
Trig | triglyceride |
UCC | Urgent Care Center |
UDH | Utah Department of Health |
Urol | urology |
VMB | Veterinary Medicine Biomedical |
WADB | Western Australian DNA Bank (medical research) |
WNWD | well-nourished, well-developed |
cTnI | cardiac troponin I |
dec’d | deceased |
eAG | estimated average glucose |
hyst | hysterectomy |
q2h | Every 2 hours. As in taking a medicine every 2 hours. |
sa | according to art (secundum artem) |
sp | specific gravity; species; space |
vent | ventilate |