What does the medical term ORNT stand for?
In some cases, the abbreviation ORNT may have a few different meanings. However, what does the medical term ORNT mean?
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What is the ORNT medical abbreviation?
In medicine, the medical abbreviation ORNT means Oral Rehydration and Nutrition Therapy.
ORNT: Oral Rehydration and Nutrition Therapy
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A/V Ratio | Arteriolar/Venous Ratio |
ABX | Antibiotics |
AC | Anterior Chamber; also Acromio-Clavicular and Before Meals |
ANZCTR | Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry |
BCP | birth control pill(s) |
BMDA | Bermuda Medical Doctors Association |
BOM | bilateral otitis media |
BPs | blood pressure, systolic |
CCPD | continuous cycling peritoneal dialysis |
CCRNP | Center for Cancer Research Nanobiology Program |
CMs | Chiari malformations |
CSR | central supply room; Cheyne-Stokes respiration |
CUS | Chronic Unpredictable Stress |
CvS | cardiovascular system |
DABF | Descending Aortic Blood Flow |
DCG | DOT Compliance Group |
DDH | developmental dysplasia of the hip |
DFID | Department for International Development |
DMRT | Dental Medicine Responder Training |
DP | Dorsalis Pedis |
DPAP | diastolic pulmonary artery pressure |
DTRD | Diabetic Tractional Retinal Detachment |
EC | emergency center; energy conservation; enteric coating (medication); emergency contraception |
EGG | electrogastrography |
EOC | Emergency Operations Center |
EPT | Expedited partner therapy |
ETC | electron transport chain |
ETS | environmental tobacco smoke (exposure) |
FCR | flexor carpi radialis |
FFP | Fresh Frozen Plasma |
FSG | Finger Stick Glucose |
FTA | fluorescent treponema antigen (test for syphilis) |
HB SA | hepatitis B surface antigen |
HBCB | Hepatitis B Core Antibody |
HBPM | home blood pressure monitoring |
HI | Homicidal Ideation |
HKSCI | Hong Kong Spinal Cord Injury |
IDG | interdisciplinary group |
INPT | inpatient |
IgD | immunoglobulin D |
KD | Kawasaki disease |
KHPC | Keystone Health Plan Central (Pennsylvania |
LCX | Left Circumflex (coronary artery) |
LIQ | lower inner quadrant |
LVEF | left ventricular ejection fraction |
MD | muscular dystrophy; medical doctor; Meniere’s disease |
MDIP | Medical Device Innovation Programme |
MDRC | Michigan Diabetes Research Center |
MERT | medical emergency response team |
MIC | methyl isocyanate; minimum inhibitory concentration |
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MSPV | Medical Surgical Prime Vendor |
NBRT | National Board for Respiratory Therapy |
NYAA | North Yorkshire Aids Action |
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PDA | Patent Ductus Arteriosus |
PNP | Pediatric Nurse Practitioner |
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SAVE | screen, ask, validate, evaluate/educate |
SHM | Self Help Magazine |
Se | Selenium (element) |
Si | Silicon (element) |
TC | Current Temperature |
TcPCO2 | transcutaneous carbon dioxide |
Toco | tocotransducer |
UCX | Urine Culture |
UDAB | urine drugs of abuse |
UF | Ultra Filtration |
VEP | visually evoked potential |
Vsl | vessel |
dkm | decameter |
fl. | flexor |
govt | government |
inflam | inflammation |
lact | lactating |
musc | muscle |
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obsd | observed |
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pct | percent |
qt | quart |
rupt | rupture |
subcut | subcutaneous(ly) |
supf. | superficial |
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