AbbreviationsABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ A AAFI AAPSO AASU ABM AC ACC AD ADB AERE AGOC AICC AICTE AIDS AIFE AIIMS AIL AIMPLB AIR AITUE AM ANC APEC APSC ASEAN ASLV ASI ASSOCHAM ASWAC ATS Amateur Athletics Federation of India Afro-Asian People's Solidarity Organisation All A
For those of you who are confused about all the abbreviations out there used in instant message and text chats, here is a simple explanation. After watching this, you will never be confused again..at least about the sexuality of the guy in the video.See more funny videos at CollegeHumor
Recently as I was buying a new pair of cross-trainers at a mall sporting goods shop, one of the cashiers started having problems with her register tape. She paused, then exclaimed: “Oh. Em. Gee!”
Translation: OMG. Translation of that: Oh. My. God!
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Alphabet Soup - An A to Z of Abbreviations# Author: Rosalind Fergusson# Format:PDF 1.9MB# Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC # Number Of Pages: 192 # Publication Date: 2004-09-20 # ISBN-10 / ASIN: 0747572305 # ISBN-13 / EAN: 9780747572305 This book covers the four main types of abbreviation – shortenings, contractions, initialisms, and acronyms – but does not label them explicitly. These four types are as follows:Shortenings of words usually consist of the first few letters of the full form and are usually spelt with a final full stop when they are still regarded as abbreviations, for example cont. = continued, etc. = et cetera. They may also consist of the stressed syllable of the shortened word, e.g. bus or gym. In cases where they form words in their own right, the full
2DEG- two-dimensional electron gas2PA - two photon absorptionIII-V -Group III, group V of periodic table3HG - third harmonic generationAEL - accessible emission limitAFRRG - Active Fiber Ring Resonator GyroscopeAM - amplitude modulationAMVSB - Amplitude Modulation—Vestigal Side BandANSI - American National Standards InstituteAO - acousto-opticAON - All Optical NetworksAPD - avalanche photodiodeAPDs - avalanche photodiodesAPM - additive pulse mode lockingAR - anti reflectionARFG - Active Reentrant FiberGyroscopeASE - amplified spontaneous emissionAWG - arrayed waveguide grating
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A /G = albumin/globulin ratio
ABG = arterial blood gases
AC = before eating
ACE = angiotensin converting enzyme
ACL = anterior cruciate ligament
ACLS = advanced cardiac life support
ACTH = adrenocorticotropic hormone
ad lib = as much as needed
ADH = anti-diuretic hormone
ADL = activities of daily living
AFB = acid-fast bacilli
AFP = alpha-fetoprotein
AGA = appropriate for gestational age
There are many abbreviations used in the GPT (Get Paid To) industry. When first starting, you may not know what many of them mean, so here is a list of the most commonly used ones, broken down by type.Payment Processors/Methods:PP - PayPal, the most commonly used payment processor on paid to sitesEG - E-Gold, also fairly common payment processorMB - Money BookersCC - Credit card (usually when dealing with offers)Ch - Check (usually written out)SP - Storm Pay, not used oftenMO - Money OrderTypes of Paid To Sites:PTR(E) - Paid to Read (E-mails)PTS - Paid to Search or Sign upPTP - Paid to Promote, can also be paid to postPTC - Paid to ClickHYIP - High Yield Investment Program (I do not promote, for experienced users only as there is a lot of risk with these)GPF - Get Paid ForumTerms Dealing With Downlines:DL - DownlineCMI - Count Me In, found in downline builder of forumsCMO - Count Me Out, also found in downline builder of forumsOther Abbreviations:WM - Webmaster, Webmistress, typically
Davis Book of Medical Abbreviations is one of reference for medical transcriptionists. Title: Davis Book of Medical AbbreviationsAuthor: Sarah Lu Mitchell-HattonPaperback: 1028 pagesPublisher: F. A. Davis Company; 1st edition (January 15, 1991)Language: EnglishISBN-10: 0803662688ISBN-13: 978-0803662681Book Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 1.9 inches
AOL - Anti On-LineAPPLE Arrogance Produces Profit-Losing EntityBASIC Bill's Attempt to Seize Industry ControlCD-ROM Consumer Device, Rendered Obsolete in MonthsCOBOL Completely Obsolete Business Oriented LanguageCOMPUTER Capable Of Making Perfectly Uncomplicated Tasks Extremely RigorousDOS Defunct Operating SystemIBM I Blame MicrosoftIBM I Bought MacintoshISDN It Still Does NothingLISP Lots of Infuriating & Silly ParenthesesLOTUS Lots Of Trouble, Usually SeriousMACINTOSH Most Applications Crash, If Not The Operating System HangsMCSE Minesweeper Consultant & Solitaire ExpertMCSE Must Consult Someone ExperiencedMCSE Making Computers Slow EverydayMICROSOFT Most Intelligent Customers Realize Our Software Only Fools TeenagersMIPS Mistakes Incurred Per SecondMIPS Meaningless Indication of Processor SpeedNASCAR Non-Athletic Sport Centered Around RednecksNTSC Never The Same ColorOS/2 Obsolete Soon TooPASCAL Pedantry And Strictness Created A LanguagePCMCIA People Can't Memorize Comp
Chat Room Acronyms and text messaging abbreviationsChat abbreviations are commonly used in e-mail, online chatting, online discussion forum postings, instant messaging, and in text messaging (SMS), especially between cell phone users. Below is a list of most common Chat Room Acronyms and text messaging abbreviationsAAAAA American Association Against Acronym AbuseAAK Asleep At Keyboard / Alive and KickingAAMOF As A Matter Of FactAAMOI As A Matter of InterestAAR/AAR8 At Any RateAAS Alive And SmilingAATK Always At The KeyboardAAYF As Always, Your FriendAB A** BackwardsABITHIWTITB A Bird In The Hand Is Worth Two In The BushABT2 About ToACD Alt-Ctrl-DeleteACK AcknowledgeADAD Another Day, Another DollarADBB All Done. Bye Bye!ADIH Another Day in HellADIP Another Day In ParadiseADN Any Day NowADR AddressAEAP As Early As PossibleAFAGAY A Friend As Good As YouAFAHMASP A Fool and His Money Are Soon PartedAFAIC As Far As I'm ConcernedAFAIK As Far As I KnowAFAICT As Far As I Can TellAFAP As Far As
This is for the beginner medical transcriptionist just to show you some of the abbreviations I use most every day when transcribing my doctor's dictation.One thing that scared me about becoming an MT was typing drug prescriptions. I had no medical background so I was not sure I would be able to do it. But I discovered that after awhile medical terminology became a second language and the more you did it the better you got. Some of the most common abbreviations for drugs and prescriptions are:p.o. - by mouthq.d. - every dayq.h. - every hourq.h.s. - each bedtime, every nightb.i.d. - two times a dayt.i.d. - three times a dayq.i.d. - four times a dayp.r.n. - as neededq.4 h. - every four hoursq.2 h. - every two hoursSo a prescription for 1 p.o. q.d. p.r.n. would mean 1 by mouth every day as needed. A prescription for 2 p.o. b.i.d. would mean 2 by mouth two times a day.Keeping up with new drug names can be challenging. My doctors will usually spell new drug names for a few days until I g
LIST OF ACCEPTABLE ABBREVIATIONS / SHORT-FORMS FOR THE PATIENT NOTE:
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Well, on the Step 2 CS, if it saves time , short-hand or Abbreviations are cool for the Patient
