What does GJS mean in medical terms?
There may be more than one meaning of GJS. However, what is the meaning of the medical abbreviation GJS?
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What does GJS stand for in medical abbreviation?
In science & medicine, it is Genetic Joyce Studies the medical abbreviation GJS stands for.
GJS: Genetic Joyce Studies
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| A-a | Alveolar Arterial gradient |
| AIHW | Australian Institute of Health and Welfare |
| AMOS | Automated Medication Ordering System |
| ASMI | Anteroseptal Myocardial Infarction |
| ATMP | Academy of Translational Medicine Professionals |
| BAVL | Biosphere Atmosphere Virtual Laboratory |
| BUL | Biomedical Ultrasonics Laboratory, University of Michigan |
| BVHS | Blanchard Valley Health System |
| CBR | Community-Based Rehabilitation |
| CHBS | Community Health Behavioral Services |
| CHEJ | Center for Health Environment and Justice |
| CLL | Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia |
| CLcr | creatinine clearance |
| COR | Coronary Observation Radio |
| CTAB | clear to auscultation bilaterally |
| DMAP | DE Medical Assistance Program |
| EIB | Exercise Induced Bronchospasm |
| EIT | Early Intervention Teams |
| EMDA | electromotive drug administration |
| ETDRS | Early Treatment of Diabetic Retinopathy Study |
| FACM | Fellowship in Acute Care Medicine |
| FAMRI | Flight Attendant Medical Research Institute |
| FCCPM | Fellow of the Canadian College of Physicists in Medicine |
| FCD | Fracture, Complete, Deviated |
| FCGP | Fusarium Comparative Genomics Platform |
| FFF | fully formula fed; fibula free flap |
| Fe | Iron (element) |
| GGL | Global Gemological Laboratory |
| GHM | Global Healthcare Market |
| GMED | Graduate Medical Education Directory |
| Gyn | gynecolog(y/ist/ic) |
| HPIC | Healthcare Providers Insurance Company |
| IAOM | International Academy of Orthopedic Medicine |
| IARC | International Agency for Research on Cancer |
| ICSP | Institut canadien pour la sécurité des patients |
| IVDA | intravenous drug abuse |
| JMST | Journal Of Medical Science And Technology |
| JPHA | Japan Public Health Association |
| JPLS | Juvenile Primary Lateral Sclerosis |
| LBCWS | Laboratory of Biodiversity Conservation of Water and Soil |
| LDLo | lowest dosage causing death |
| MADU | Medical Ambulatory Day Unit |
| MAL | mid-axillary line |
| MAPCAs | Major Aortopulmonary Collateral Arteries |
| MBC | maximum breathing capacity |
| MFHA | Multicultural Foodservice Hospitality Alliance |
| MIT | Medical Information Technology |
| MSTL | Mobile Soil Testing Laboratories |
| NELFT | North East London NHS Foundation Trust |
| NMLCP | National Malaria and Lieshmania Control Program |
| NPDL | Nodular Poorly Differentiated Lymphocytes |
| NRI | Net Reclassification Improvement |
| OCCL | Official Cosmetics Control Laboratories |
| OIICS | Injury and Illness Classification System |
| OMC | Olmsted Medical Center |
| PBSCC | Peripheral Blood Stem Cells Collection |
| PCP | Primary Care Physician; also Pneumocystis Pneumonia |
| PDLE | Process Development Laboratory East |
| PICK | Practice Information Clearinghouse of Knowledge |
| PICU | Pediatric Intensive Care Unit |
| PMHx | past medical history |
| PORP | partial ossicular replacement prosthesis |
| PPCM | peripartum cardiomyopathy |
| PPHI | Post Polio Health International |
| QALYs | Quality Adjusted Life Years |
| RDSA | Renal Digital Subtraction Arteriography (radiology) |
| RNMS | Royal Navy Medical Services |
| SCILS | Spinal Cord Injury Lifestyle Scale |
| SQ | Subcutaneous |
| TA | transactional analysis; toxin-antitoxin; tentative approval; temporal arteritis |
| TDMH | Tennessee Department of Mental Health |
| TEM | transmission electron microscope |
| TESS | Treatment Emergent Symptoms Scale |
| THEIS | Tower Hamlets Early Intervention Service |
| TIDE | Thiazolidinedione Intervention with Vitamine D Evaluation |
| TUC | Time Of Useful Consciousness |
| UNIATF | United Nations Interagency Task Force |
| URTH | Unreasonable Risk To Health |
| VEH | Veterinary Emergency Hospital |
| VP | Ventriculo-Peritoneal |
| VP Shunt | ventricular peritoneal shunt |
| VWF | Von Willebrand Factor |
| WOCA | Wisconsin Ovarian Cancer Alliance |
| ZD | Zinc deficiency |
| cryo | cryosurgery; cryoprecipitate |
| imm | immunization |
| inj | injection; injury |
| omn. noct. | every night |
| p.o. | By mouth. From the Latin terminology per os. |
| recc | recommend or recommended |
| st | straight; stage (disease); stomach |
