What does the medical abbreviation GON stand for?
Sometime, there may be more than one meaning of GON abbreviation. However, what is the meaning of the GON medical abbreviation?
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What is GON medical abbreviation?
In science & medicine, the medical term GON means Greater occipital nerve.
GON: Greater occipital nerve
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| AJBMS | Asian Journal of Biological and Medical Sciences |
| BIIJ | Biomedical Imaging and Intervention Journal |
| BRET | Biomedical Research Education And Training |
| C&C | confirmed and compatible |
| CAAM | California Association of Ayurvedic Medicine |
| CNPBC | College of Naturopathic Physicians of British Columbia (licensing body in BC) |
| CQI | continuous quality improvement; clinical quality indicator |
| CUD | carnitine uptake defect |
| DIP | Distal Inter-Phalangeal |
| DSA | digital subtraction angiography |
| ECU | extensor carpi ulnaris; emergency care unit |
| EJ | External Jugular |
| EOA | esophageal obturator airway |
| ERMM | Expert Reviews in Molecular Medicine |
| ESG | estrogen |
| ETCO2 | end-tidal carbon dioxide |
| EUA | emergency use authorization; examination under anesthesia; examination under anesthetic |
| FBG | fasting blood glucose |
| FNAC | fine-needle aspiration cytology |
| FS | frozen section; Fealty’s syndrome; finger stick |
| GABAB | gamma-aminobutyric acid type b |
| GC | Gonorrhea |
| GHJ | glenohumeral joint |
| GLOWM | Global Library Of Women’s Medicine |
| Gd | Gadolinium (element) |
| HCI | human-computer interaction |
| HEME/ONC | Hematology/Oncology |
| HGH | human growth hormone |
| IGR | intrauterine growth retardation |
| IOM | Institute of Medicine |
| IPPV | intermittent positive pressure ventilation |
| IR | Interventional Radiology; Internal Rotation |
| ISMN | isosorbide mononitrate |
| KFMC | King Fahd Medical City |
| L&A | light and accommodation |
| LCMFT | Licensed Clinical Marriage and Family Therapist |
| LDUH | low-dose-unfractionated heparin |
| LM | Left Main Coronary Artery |
| LQTS | long QT syndrome |
| LVEDP | Left Ventricular End Diastolic Pressure |
| MAR | medication administration record |
| MCI | mild cognitive impairment; mass casualty incident |
| MCMO | Medical Civil Military Operations |
| MHE | mental health evaluator |
| MSU | midstream specimen of urine; monosodium urate monohydrate |
| MVP | Mitral Valve Prolapse |
| My | myopia |
| NDT | neurodevelopmental treatment |
| NHP | nursing home placement |
| NI | not indicated |
| NIH | national institutes of health |
| NIMC | National Inpatient Medication Chart |
| NO | nitric oxide |
| NUCS | Nuclear Medicine |
| O&E | observation and examination |
| ODT | orally disintegrating tablet |
| PAN | panoramic; peroxyacetyl nitrate |
| PCA | Patient Controlled Analgesia |
| PCT | proximal convoluted tubule; patient care technician; photochemical treatment |
| PDD | pervasive development disorder |
| Plt | Platelets, one of the blood forming elements along with the white and red blood cells. |
| RD | Retinal Detachment; also Registered Dietician |
| RHD | Rheumatic Heart Disease |
| RIA | radioimmunoassay |
| ROM | Range Of Motion |
| RTA | renal tubular acidosis; road traffic accident |
| SAARD | slow-acting antirheumatic drug(s) |
| SE | substantially equivalent; status epilepticus; side effects; standard error |
| SH | serum hepatitis; social history |
| SNOMED | systematized nomenclature of medicine |
| SSO | second surgical opinion |
| SVC | Superior Vena Cava |
| TUNA | transurethral needle ablation |
| TVR | tricuspid valve replacement |
| UPJ | uretero pelvic junction |
| VRSA | vancomycin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus |
| WD | well developed |
| WS | Williams syndrome; work simplification |
| X&D | examination and diagnosis |
| ZOTU | Zero-radius OTU (Operational Taxonomic Unit) |
| e-IPV | enhanced potency inactivated poliovirus vaccine |
| kDa | kilodalton |
| omn. noct. | every night |
| prox | proximal |
| q.d. | Each day. As in taking a medicine daily. |
| q.s. | a sufficient quantity; as much as needed |
| spont | spontaneous |
| st. | let it/them stand |
| trans | transverse |
| umb | umbilicus, umbilical |
| vWD | von Willebrand disease |