What does the medical term HFM stand for?
In some cases, there may be multiplied meanings of the HFM abbreviation. Below is the meaning that HFM abbreviation stands for.
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What is the HFM medical abbreviation?
In medicine, the medical abbreviation HFM stands for Human Factors and Medicine.
HFM: Human Factors and Medicine
Related Medical Abbreviations
| BCP | birth control pill(s) |
| BPAD | bipolar affective disorder |
| C&C | confirmed and compatible |
| C&S | Culture and sensitivity, performed to detect infection. |
| CAC | Certified Addictions Counselor |
| CCNU | lomustine |
| CEU | continuing education unit |
| CFTR | cystic fibrosis transmembrane regulator |
| CIN | cervical intraepithelial neoplasia |
| CLN | clinical lead/liaison nurse |
| COB | coordination of benefits; close of business |
| CR | conditioned reflex; creatinine; complete remission; controlled release (medication); crown-rump length |
| CSIC | cervical spine immobilization collar |
| D/NS | dextrose in normal saline |
| DFA | Direct Fluorescent Antibody |
| DN | dibucaine number |
| EA | epidural anesthesia; environmental assistance |
| EB | epidermolysis bullosa |
| EFW | estimated fetal weight |
| ERG | electroretinogram |
| FADL | functional activities of daily living |
| FBP | fetal biophysical profile |
| FFPE | fresh-frozen paraffin-embedded tissue |
| FNA | Fine Needle Aspiration |
| FOUO | for official use only |
| GABA | gamma-aminobutyric acid |
| GHIH | growth hormone-inhibiting hormone |
| HCMV | human cytomegalovirus |
| Hib | Haemophilus influenzae type B |
| ICSI | intracytoplasmic sperm injection |
| IF | immunofluorescence; infertility; interferon; intrinsic factor |
| IFN | Interferon |
| IR | Interventional Radiology; Internal Rotation |
| ISA | intrinsic sympathomimetic activity |
| IUD | Intrauterine Device |
| IgM | immunoglobulin M |
| LCMV | lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus |
| LTH | luteotropic hormone |
| Leu | leucine |
| MED | minimum effective dose |
| MHT | menopause hormone therapy; mental health therapist |
| MVV | maximum voluntary ventilation; maximum ventilatory volume |
| NBN | newborn |
| NDT | neurodevelopmental treatment |
| NPT | nocturnal penile tumescence; normal pressure and temperature |
| O-A | occipital-atlas |
| OS | Left Eye |
| PAO2 | alveolar oxygen partial pressure [case sensitive] |
| PBM | pharmacy benefits management |
| PCOD | Poly-Cystic Ovarian Disease |
| PD&P | postural drainage and percussion |
| PEMF | pulsing electromagnetic field |
| PGL | persistent generalized lymphadenopathy |
| PIF | prolactin release-inhibiting factor; peak inspiratory flow |
| PIV | peripheral intravenous |
| PMT | premenstrual tension |
| PNP | Pediatric Nurse Practitioner |
| PS | pulmonary stenosis; pressure support; pulmonic stenosis |
| PTE | pulmonary thromboembolism |
| PUBS | percutaneous umbilical blood sampling |
| Paco2 | partial pressure of carbon dioxide in alveolar gas |
| Pap. | papillary |
| Pm | Promethium (element) |
| R/F | refill |
| RAID | rapid assessment, interface and discharge |
| RPGN | Rapidly Progressive Glomerulonephritis |
| RUO | research use only |
| SARS | severe acute respiratory syndrome |
| SLE | Systemic Lupus Erythematosus; also Slit Lamp Exam |
| Sc | Scandium (element) |
| TBI | traumatic brain injury |
| TO | telephone order |
| TOX | Toxicology |
| UAC | umbilical artery catheter |
| UOQ | upper outer quadrant |
| VB | vaginal bleeding |
| VO | verbal order |
| cs | conditioned stimulus |
| dev | develop(ment) |
| disp | dispense |
| evac | evacuate, evacuation |
| h.s. | At bedtime. As in taking a medicine at bedtime. |
| in utero | within the uterus |
| laryngol | laryngological |
| liq | fluid; liquid |
| pharm | pharmacy |
| s/p | Status post. For example, a person who had a knee operation would be s/p a knee operation. |
| tTG | antitransglutaminase |
| u/o | urine output |
| ur | urine |
| x-ray | radiology |
