What is DBSA in medical terms?
Sometime, there may be more than one meaning of DBSA abbreviation. However, what does the abbreviation DBSA mean in medical terms?
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DBSA medical abbreviation, what does it mean?
In medicine, the medical abbreviation DBSA stands for Depression Bipolar Support Alliance.
DBSA: Depression Bipolar Support Alliance
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| ++ | Present Significantly |
| ACG | Angiocardiography |
| ALKM | Anti Liver Kidney Microsomal |
| AMLT | Medical Laboratory Technology |
| ANRP | Arkansas Nursing Reinvestment Program |
| BBDR | Biologically Based Dose Response |
| BVG | Bordetella virulence genes |
| CEMC | Council on Emergency Medical Care |
| CK | Creatinine Kinase |
| CONSORT | Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials |
| CTRN | Clinical Trial Research Network |
| DACH | Division of Adult and Community Health |
| DOH | department of health |
| DP | Dorsalis Pedis |
| DPIS | Dry Powder Inhalers |
| EEM | Essentials of Emergency Medicine |
| EGZF | Equine Grass Sickness Fund |
| F&C | foam and condoms |
| FAVS | Fisheries Animal and Veterinary Sciences |
| FCU | flexor carpi ulnaris |
| FNVF | False Negative Volume Functions |
| FOOH | Fall On Outstretched Hand |
| GAFOs | Genetic Algorithms for Function Optimizations |
| GNHC | Good Neighbor Health Clinic |
| GVC | Gastrovascular Cavity |
| HAI | Healthcare Associated Infections |
| HAPC | HIV/AIDS Program Coordinator |
| HCO | health care organization |
| HECE | Higher Education in Clinical Engineering |
| HGMC | Hobsons Gate Medical Centre |
| HHR | Health and Human Rights |
| HNSI | Health & Nutrition Systems International, Inc. (West Palm Beach, FL) |
| HRE | Health Related exercise |
| HRHD | Human Resource for Health Development |
| HT | hypertension; hormone therapy |
| HTAC | Health Translation Advisory Committee |
| JILA | Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics |
| LABO | Laboratory of Anatomy Biomechanics and Organogenesis |
| LACI | Laboratorio Analisi Chimiche Industriali |
| LES | lower esophageal sphincter |
| LFR | Laboratories for Fundamental Research |
| LVEDP | Left Ventricular End Diastolic Pressure |
| MHL | Media Health Literacy |
| MHOAC | Medical Health Operational Area Coordinator |
| MLBW | moderate to low birthweight |
| MLCD | Medical Law Cases For Doctors |
| MPRI | Medical Polymers Research Institute |
| MPS | mucopolysaccharidosis; Medical Protection Society |
| Mg | Magnesium (element) |
| NAMAS | National Alliance of Medical Auditing Specialists |
| NCCDP | National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners |
| NHO | Nonprofit Healthcare Organization |
| NIHCE | National Institute for Health and Care Excellence |
| NTEL | Northern Territory Environmental Laboratories |
| NTGH | North Tyneside General Hospital |
| OAVT | Ontario Association of Veterinary Technicians |
| OLLH | Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital |
| P&T | peak and trough |
| PAISC | Physician Assistant Implementation Steering Committee |
| PDNV | Postdischarge Nausea and Vomiting |
| PEC | Primary Engineering Control |
| PITA | Pain in the arse |
| PMF | Professional Medical Film |
| PORT | Programmable Oral Release Technologies |
| PPME | Periodic Preventative Medical Examination |
| PTEM | pregnancy test education materials |
| Q-12H | Every twelve hours |
| R/L | right to left |
| RCK | Regulates Conduction of Potassium (K = Potassium) |
| REMEMBER | reducing early mortality and morbidity by empiric tuberculosis treatment |
| RHS | Redwood Health Services |
| RLP | Relative Laboratory Performance |
| RPA | Ravenswood Physician Associates |
| RPVI | Registered Physician in Vascular Interpretation |
| SASBLIA | South African Stud Book and Livestock Improvement Association |
| SBCM | Stony Brook Community Medical |
| SCMOH | Sub County Medical Officer of Health |
| SOMP | Section On Medicine Pediatrics |
| Sig. | write on label (signa) |
| TMP/SMX | trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole |
| TOF | Tetralogy of Fallot |
| TSLO | thoracic-lumbar-sacral orthosis |
| TXM | Transfusion Medicine |
| U or u** | Unit. Mistaken as the number 0 or 4, causing a 10-fold overdose or greater (for example, 4U seen as “40” or 4u seen as “44”); mistaken as “cc” so the dose is given in volume instead of units |
| VCD | vacuum constriction device; vocal cord dysfunction |
| WF | White Female |
| WTPD | White Tailed Prairie Dog |
| bpm | beats per minute |
| dau | daughter |
| mHz | megahertz (1 million hertz) |
| tr | trace; tincture |