What does TPB medical abbreviation stand for?

What is the medical definition of TPB abbreviation?

The abbreviation TPB may have a few different meanings. Here is the meaning of TPB mean in medical terms.

What does TPB medical abbreviation stand for?

In science & medicine, the TPB medical term mean Theory of Planned Behavior.

TPB: Theory of Planned Behavior

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BMABritish Medical Association; bone marrow aspiration
BPBlood Pressure
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CDMIClinical Digital Maturity Index
CMIChronic multisymptom illness
CO2carbon dioxide
COX 2Cyclooxygenase 2
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DNODid Not Obtain
DOMSdelayed onset muscle soreness
DOPTdirectly observed preventative therapy
DPOADurable Power Of Attorney
ECLAMEuropean Consensus Lupus Activity Measure
EHBextensor hallucis brevis
EHLelectrohydraulic lithotripsy; extensor hallucis longus
EMIGEmergency Medicine Interest Group
EMSEmergency Medical System
EMTEmergency Medical Technician
ENGelectronystagmography; electronystagmogram
FGMfemale genital mutilation
GBMGlioblastoma Multiforme
GDSgeriatric depression scale
GMLPCGreater Manchester Local Pharmaceutical Committee
GMOgenetically modified organism
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GTDSGiessen Tumor Documentation System
HFCShigh-fructose corn syrup
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ICMLInternational Comm of Medical Librarians
IP jointinterphalangeal joint
IRBIndications Risks Benefits; Institutional Review Board
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Igimmunoglobulin
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JTJoint.
KPCKlebsiella Pneumonia Carbapenemase
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LMPGLaboratory medicine practice guidelines
LNVLymph Node Volume
LSBleft sternal border
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METBMichigan Endocrine Tissue Bank
MFECMedical Fee Exemption Card
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MRIMagnetic Resonance Imaging
NGUNon-Gonococcal Urethritis
NPNnonprotein nitrogen
NPWTnegative pressure wound therapy
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NTGnitroglycerin
NeNeon (element)
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PRFprolactin-releasing factor
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Qbblood flow
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RPGNRapidly Progressive Glomerulonephritis
S2second heart sound
SARSsevere acute respiratory syndrome
SMACsequential multiple analyzer computer
SO2Sulfate
TEAtetraethylammonium
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VIPVasoactive Intestinal Peptide
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bpmbeats per minute
constconstant
contcontinue(d)
decubdecubitus (lying down)
dosdose, dosage
fl.flexor
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insuffinsufficient
microIUmicro-international unit
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s.c.subcutaneous(ly)
scsubcutaneous(ly)
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