What is the medical abbreviation JWHO?
The JWHO abbreviation may have multiplied meanings. Below is the meaning that JWHO abbreviation stands for.
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What is JWHO medical abbreviation?
In the medicine field, the JWHO abbreviation stands for Jackson Women’s Health Organization.
JWHO: Jackson Women’s Health Organization
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AEN | Acute Esophageal Necrosis |
AGENT | Antibody Guided Enzyme Nitrile Therapy |
AIDS | Acquired Immuno-Deficiency Syndrome |
AMS | Altered Mental Status; Acute Mountain Sickness |
AOMS | Advanced Occupational Medicine Specialists |
BIMA | Birmingham Internal Medicine Associates |
C-2 | second cervical vertebrum |
CMAP | Coastal Medical Access Project |
CMRU | Canon Medical Research USA |
CNMC | Central Nebraska Medical Clinic |
CNV | Cranial nerve number 5 |
COCC | Certificate of Creditable Coverage (health insurance) |
COP | conditions of participation (Medicare) |
CSF | Cerebral Spinal Fluid |
CWVN | Children With Vocal Nodules |
D&A | drug and alcohol |
DDDI | Distance Diagnostic Digital Imaging |
DICHLOR | Dichlorotetrafluoroethane |
DRF | drip rate factor |
EBBS | equal bilateral breath sounds |
EBP | Evidence-Based Practice |
ECCE | extracapsular cataract extraction |
EKG | Electrocardiogram (also known as ECG) |
EPITH | epithelial |
EQUR | Electric Quick Ulcer Remedy |
ESD | electrostatic discharge |
F-V loop | flow volume loop |
FB | Foreign Body |
FBJ | Freight Business Journal |
FMCR | Family Medicine Curriculum Resource |
FUHS | Finch University of Health Sciences |
GCT | glucose challenge test |
GUM | genitourinary medicine |
HATIP | HIV & AIDS Treatment In Practice |
HBT | Hydrogen Breath Test |
HEP | home exercise program |
HOB | Head Of Bed |
HPSM | Health Plan of San Mateo |
HTAG | Health and Technology Advisory Group |
ICF | intermediate care facility; intracellular fluid |
IMED | International Medical Engineering and Design |
IMOS | Illinois Medical Oncology Society |
IND | investigational new drug |
LFA | left forearm |
LM | Left Main Coronary Artery |
La | Lanthanum (element); La antigen; lactic acidosis |
MAPC | Medical Assistance Personal Care |
MEA | multiple endocrine adenomatosis |
MNI | Medical Nutrition International |
MOSC | Medical Office Service Coordinator |
MRG | murmur rub gallop |
MROCC | Medical Review Officer Certification Council |
MRSP | Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Pseud intermediums |
NDA | non-disclosure agreement; next doctors appointment; new drug application |
NIF | Negative Inspiratory Force |
NNH | Number Needed to Harm |
OBS/OBD | organic brain syndrome/organic brain disorder |
OMCH | Orebro Medical Centre Hospital |
PCWP | Pulmonary Capillary Wedge Pressure |
PGY | postgraduate year |
PHAW | Public health in the Arab world |
PHER | Public Health and Emergency Response |
PMI | Point of Maximum Impulse |
PWB | partial weight bearing |
Pa | Pascal |
RBC | Red Blood Cell |
REBT | rational emotive behavioral therapy |
RHRN | Romanian Harm Reduction Network |
RObl | Right oblique |
RTA | renal tubular acidosis; road traffic accident |
RX | Treatment |
S/E | side effects |
S/S | signs and symptoms |
SAOA | South African Orthopaedic Association |
SG | Swan-Ganz catheter; specific gravity; skin graft; suicide gesture |
SGB | Stellate Ganglion Block |
SIGN | Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network |
SSBD | Subclinical Structural Brain Disease |
STC | Spirometry Training Course |
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UPK | Universitäre Psychiatrische Klinken (Basel) |
VAD | vascular access device |
VCTC | Voluntary counselling and testing centers |
WGL | within good limits |
WJO | World Journal of Orthodontics |
dep | dependent |
ext | extremity; extend; exterior, external; extract |
rBST | recombinant bovine somatotropin |
resc | resuscitation; rescue |
ur | urine |