What does the abbreviation EMAR stand for in medical terms?
There may be more than one meaning of EMAR. However, what does EMAR mean in medical terms?
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What is the EMAR medical abbreviation?
In medicine, the medical abbreviation EMAR means Electronic Medical Administration Record.
EMAR: Electronic Medical Administration Record
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AHRA | American Healthcare Radiology Administrators |
AMEDD | Army MEDical Department |
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BA8 | Brodmann area 8 |
BIH | bilateral inguinal herniorrhaphy; bilateral inguinal hernia; benign intracranial hypertension |
BRF | Big Red Flag |
BRP | Bathroom Privileges |
BRVO | Branch Retinal Vein Occlusion |
BSSO | Biomedical Sciences Student Organization |
CARF | Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities |
CAW | Cube-Adjusted Weight |
CBSC | cord blood stem cells |
CLCH | Central London Community Healthcare |
COT | Nicotine/Cotinine (COT test) |
CPHL | Central Public Health Laboratories |
DIPHR | Division of Intramural Population Health Research |
DMHR | Disaster Mental Health Response |
DPF | Dental Practitioner Formulary |
DSW | Doctor of Social Work |
DTAD | drain tube attachment device |
EEG | Electroencephalogram |
EEMG | Eden Emergency Medical Group |
ELDU | extra-label drug use |
EPC | Extracellular Patch Clamp |
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FDLMP | first date last menstrual period |
FHL | flexor hallucis longus |
FIM | functional independence measure |
FVD | fluid volume deficit |
GLFB | Glucose Limited Fed Batch |
HAPU | Healthcare Acquired Pressure Ulcers |
HCRS | Health Care and Rehabilitation Services |
HPW | Health Promotion and Wellness |
ICHP | Institute for Community Health Promotion |
ICON | Indian Certified Organics Network |
IEH | Institutional Environmental Health |
IIV3 | Inactivated Influenza Vaccine, Trivalent |
IJML | International Journal of Medical Laboratory |
IMCN | Integrated Medical Care Nephrology |
IUAT | International Union Against Tuberculosis |
KHV | Koi Herpes Virus |
L-5 | fifth lumbar vertebra |
LCHF | Low Carb High Fat |
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MSIVP | Maximum Slope of the Initial Vascular Phase |
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PCKD | Polycystic Kidney Disease |
PChE | pseudocholinesterase |
PEMT | Public Emergency Medical Transportation |
PEPPI | Perceived Efficacy in Patient Physician Interactions |
PFZ | Porcelain Fused to Zirconia |
PHSAA | Public Health Sciences Alumni Association (University of Alberta; Canada) |
PHT | public health technician |
PPB | positive pressure breathing |
RAAS | renin angiotensin aldosterone system |
RAST | radioallergosorbent test |
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SAMI | Smart Affordable Medical Information |
SBSM | Santa Barbara Street Medicine |
SIRES | stabilize, identify toxin, reverse effect, eliminate toxin, support |
SLD | specific learning disabilities |
SNHS | School of Nursing and Health Sciences |
SOMN | Statement Of Medical Necessity |
SSKI | saturated solution of potassium iodide |
SUBR | States United for Biomedical Research |
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WIHS | Women’s Interagency HIV Study |
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incr | increase |
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nerv | nervous |
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