What is the medical abbreviation ESBI?
The ESBI abbreviation may have multiplied meanings. Below is the meaning that the abbreviation ESBI stands for.
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What is the ESBI medical abbreviation?
In science & medicine, the meaning of the ESBI medical abbreviation is Extended Spectrum Bacterial Infection.
ESBI: Extended Spectrum Bacterial Infection
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| AAOA | American Academy of Otolaryngic Allergy |
| ACMA | American Chinese Medical Association |
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| ADL | Activities of Daily Living |
| ADMH | Adult Disability Medical Home |
| AG | Antigen |
| ASPA | Anesthesia Services P A |
| BCSP | Bowel cancer screening programme |
| BHT | Bucket Handle Tear |
| BLE | bilateral lower extremities; both lower extremities |
| BTE | behind the ear (heading aids) |
| CBSC | cord blood stem cells |
| CDME | Commercial Driver Medical Examiner |
| CEMCH | Center of Excellence in Maternal and Child Health |
| CERH | Center for Environmental and Respiratory Health |
| CESHA | Centre for Excellence in Skeletal Health Assessment |
| CHHS | College of Health and Human Services |
| CHME | California Home Medical Equipment |
| CTR | carpal tunnel release |
| DECUB | Decubitus |
| DIRA | deficiency of the interleukin-1-receptor |
| DMHR | Disaster Mental Health Response |
| DMSC | Defense Medical Supply Center |
| DPH | Department of Public Health; Doctor of Public Health |
| DV | double vision; domestic violence; daily value (nutrition) |
| EDHS | Egypt Demographic and Health Survey |
| EDMG | East Doncaster Medical Group |
| EILO | Exercise-Induced Laryngeal Obstruction |
| EL | Esthetics License |
| EPC | Extracellular Patch Clamp |
| FAP | familial adenomatous polyposis |
| FCE | functional capacity evaluation |
| FMPA | Family Medicine of Port Angeles |
| GME | graduate medical education |
| HBCR | Hospital Based Cancer Registries |
| HCV | Hepatitis C Virus |
| HRA | health risk assessment |
| HSTM | History of Science Technology and Medicine |
| HVM | Human And Veterinary Medicine |
| HYOCY | HYOCYamine sulfate |
| IBMRS | International Board for Medical Research and Studies |
| IHMRI | Illawarra Health & Medical Research Institute |
| IMWR | Internal Medicine World Report |
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| ISTH | International Society of Thrombosis and Hemostasis |
| IUO | investigation use only |
| LDCR | Late Diastolic Coronary Resistance |
| MAST | military anti-shock trousers |
| MDV | Medical Data Vision |
| MEA | multiple endocrine adenomatosis |
| MMPB | Multilateral Medical Policy Board |
| MOMH | Mobile Outreach Mental Health |
| MTAC | Medication Therapy Adherence Clinic |
| NABS | Normal Active Bowel Sounds |
| NEC | necrotizing enterocolitis; not elsewhere classified |
| NGS | next generation sequencing |
| NNTG | Nordic Neuroendocrine Tumor Group |
| NPDL | Nodular Poorly Differentiated Lymphocytes |
| NRRH | Northern Rural and Remote Health |
| OR | operating room |
| PAMF | Palo Alto Medical |
| PIN | prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia |
| PNBX | Prostate Needle Biopsy |
| PSGL | Human P-selectin glycoprotein ligand |
| RACE | rescue, alarm, confine, extinguish (fire safety) |
| RCHI | Rural and Community Health Institute |
| RCPT | Royal College of Physicians of Thailand |
| REE | resting energy expenditure |
| RIFA | right inner forearm |
| ROTA | Rotavirus Vaccine (replaced by RV1 and RV5) |
| SAAG | Serum Ascites Albumin Gradient |
| SAMMA | Savannah Area Medical Managers Association |
| SAU | standard IgA beta-2 glycoprotein unit |
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| SHPG | School Health Professional Grant |
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| SSBD | Subclinical Structural Brain Disease |
| STLOM | Swelling, Tenderness, Limitation Of Motion |
| T&C | Type and Cross |
| T4 | thyroxine |
| UCB | umbilical cord blood |
| UCM | University of Chicago Medicine |
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| WWS | Walker-Warburg Syndrome |
| Wt | Weight. Body weight is often recorded as part of the physical examination. |
| irrig | irrigate, irrigation |
| mJ | millijoule |
| mMol | millimole |
| obsd | observed |
| sc | subcutaneous(ly) |
