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P (770 abbreviations) 2PD, two point
discrimination. 6-PGD,
6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase. P&A, percussion and
auscultation P&S, permanent and
stationary P(a-ET)CO2, arterial-end
tidal PCO2 difference (should be less than 7 mmHg). p(with line over it),
after, post. p, pathological. P, periarteriolar
lymphocyte sheath (about spleen). P, phosphorus, pressure,
pulse, para. P, product. P, proline. p.r.n., pro re nata (as
needed). P:, plan. P02, pressure of oxygen p24, viral protein
specific to HIV virus. p53, a tumor suppressor
gene. PA(S)P, pulmonary artery
(systolic) pressure. PA, pernicious anemia. PA, phagocytic activity. PA, physician assistant. PA, polyactive. PA, posteroanterior
(view in X-rays). PA, pulmonary artery. PAB, PBS/bovine serum
albumin/azide buffer. PAC, porous apatite
ceramics. PAC, premature atrial
contraction. PACAP, Pituitary
adenylate-cyclase-activating polypeptide. PaCO2 (kPa), carbon
dioxyde partial pressure in arterial blood. PaCO2, partial pressure
of carbon dioxide in arterial blood. PACU, post anesthesia
care unit. PAD, palmar adductors. PAD, peripheral arterial
disease. PAD, peripheral
arteriosclerotic disease. PAD, preliminary
anatomic diagnosis. PADP, pulmonary artery
diastolic pressure. PAEDP, pulmonary artery
end-diastolic pressure (normal range 4-13 mmHg). PAF, platelet-activating
factor. PAH, polycyclic aromatic
hydrocarbon. PAHO, Pan
American Health Organization. PAI, physical activity
index. PAL, posterior axillary
line. PALS, pediatric advanced
life support (training course). PALS, periarteriolar
lymphocyte sheath. PAM, Potential Acuity
Meter. PAN, polyarteritis
nodosa. p-ANCA, perinuclear
antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies. PAO, periarticular
ossification. PaO2, partial pressure
of oxygen in arterial blood. PAOD, peripheral
arterial occlusive disease. PAOP, pulmonary artery
occluded pressure. PAOP, pulmonary artery
occlusive pressure (a.k.a.PCWP). Pap, Papanicolaou smear. PAP, peroxidase
antiperoxidase. PAP, prostatic acid
phosphatase. PAP, pulmonary artery
pressure (normal mean 9-19 mmHg) . para, number of
pregnancies. pares., paresthesias. PARP, poly (ADP-ribose)
polymerase. PARQ, Parent-Adolescent
Relationship Questionnaire. PARQ, Parental
Acceptance/Rejection Questionnaire. PARQ, Physical Activity
Readiness Questionnaire. PARQ, physical activity
recall questionnaire. PAS, primosome assembly
site. PASG, pneumatic
anti-shock garment. PASI, psoriasis area and
severity index (scoring of erythema, induration, scaling and involved area). PAT, paroxysmal atrial
tachycardia. Path, pathology. PB, phenobarbital. PBB, polybrominated
biphenyls (intoxication cause disorders of immune function). PBC, primary biliary
cirrhosis. PBD, Pick body dementia. PBI, protein bound
iodine. PBL, primary brain
lymphoma. PBL, problem-based
learning. PBMC, peripheral blood
mononuclear cells. PBN, phenyl-N-tert-butyl
nitrone. pBNP, porcine brain
natriuretic peptide. PBO, placebo. PBOSRF, Palm Beach Orthopaedic and Spinal Research Foundation. PBPC, peripheral blood
progenitor cells. PBPs, Penicillin-binding
Proteins. PBS, phosphate buffered
saline. PBS, postprandial bood
sugar. PBSC, peripheral blood
stem cell. PBT, persistent,
bioaccumulative and toxic. pc, after meals. PC, personal computer. PC, pheochromocytoma. PC, phone call. PC, plasma cells. pc, post cenam, after
meals. PC, posterior cervical. PC, present complaint. PCA, patient controlled
analgesia. PCB, polychlorinated
biphenyls, toxic used in manufacture of electrical transformers. PCB, production cell
bank. PCBA, printed circuit
board assembled. PCC, primary cell
culture. PCCE, pseudostratified
ciliated columnar epithelium. PCD, percutaneous
catheter drainage. PCD, programmed cell
death. PCF, posterior cervical
fusion. PCG,
pancreatico-cholangiography. PCG, paracervical
ganglion. PCG, phonocardiogram. PCG, preventive care
group. PCG, primate chorionic
gonadotropin. PCG, pubococcygeus. PCH, paroxysmal cold
hemoglobinuria. PCI, parturition to
conception interval. PCI, percutaneous
coronary intervention. PCIOL, posterior chamber
intraocular lens. PCKD, all parameters
rechecked. PCKD, polycystic kidney
disease. PCL, posterior cruciate
ligament. PCL, primary cerebral
lymphoma. PCL, primary cutaneous
lymphoma. PCLI, bone marrow plasma
cell labeling index. PCN, penicillin. PCNA, proliferating cell
nuclear antigen. PCNSL, primary central
nervous system lymphoma. PCO, polycystic ovaries. PCO2, partial
pressure of carbon dioxide. PCOD, polycystic ovarian
disease. PCP, phencyclidine. PCP, Pneumocystis
carinii pneumonia. PCP, primary care
physician. PCR, polymerase chain
reaction. PCT, procalcitonin. PCT, proximal convoluted
tubule. PCU, Policy Coordination
Unit. PCV, packed cell volume
(hematocrit). PCWP, pulmonary
capillary wedge pressure; normal range: 5 to 12 mmHg. PD, Paget disease. PD, partial denture. PD, per diem. PD, perinatal death. PD, peritoneal dialysis. PD, presenile dementia
(Alzheimer). PD, progressive disease. PD, pulmonary disease. PD50, protective dose 50
%. PDA, patent ductus
arteriosus. PDA, posterior
descending artery. PDAg, Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture. PDAT, pre-senile
dementia of Alzheimer type. PDD, pervasive
developmental delay. PDE, phosphodiesterase. PDGF, platelet derived
growth factor. PDH, pigment-dispersing
hormone. PDL, periodontal
ligament. PDLLA, poly D,L-lactic
acid. PDLL-D, diffuse
poorly-differentiated lymphocytic lymphomas. PDLL-N, nodular
poorly-differentiated lymphocytic lymphomas. PDMM, poorly
differentiated malignant mesothelioma. PDMS,
polydimethylsiloxane. PDOH, Pennsylvania
Department of Health. PDPC, poorly
differentiated papillary carcinomas of papillary thyroid carcinomas. PDQ, Parkinson's disease
questionnaire. PDQ, Physician's Data
Query (CancerNet). PDR, Physician's Desk
Reference. PDS, polydioxanone. PDS, poly-p-dioxanone or
polydioxanone suture (commercial synthetic absorbable suture). PDS, Progressive
Deterioration Scale. PDT, photodynamic
therapy. PDTC, pyrrolidine
dithiocarbamate. PE tube, pressure
equalization tubes. PE, Edinburgh
Pharmacopoeia. PE, Norway's electrical
inspection agency. PE, pancreatic extract. PE, paper
electrophoresis. PE, partial epilepsy. PE, pelvic examination. PE, penile erection. PE, pericardial
effusion. PE, peritoneal exudate. PE, personal edition. PE, pharyngoesophageal. PE, phase encoded. PE, phenylephrine. PE, phenylethylamine. PE, phenytoin
equivalent. PE,
phosphatidylethanolamine. PE, photographic effect. PE, phycoerythrin
(fluorescent dye used in flow cytometry). PE, physical education. PE, physical
engineering. PE, physical
examination. PE, physical exercise. PE, physician extender. PE, physiological
ecology. PE, pigmented
epithelium. PE, pilocarpine
epinephrine. PE, placental extract. PE, plant engineering. PE, plasma exchange. PE, plating
efficiencies. PE, platinum etoposide. PE, pleural effusion. PE, point of entry. PE, polyethylene. PE, post-exponential
(growth). PE, potential energy. PE, powdered extract. PE, preeclampsia. PE, preexcitation. PE, present evaluation. PE, pressure
equalization. Pe, pressure on
expiration. PE, presumptive
eligibility. PE, prior to exposure. PE, probable error. PE, professional
engineer. PE, program evaluation. PE, proportional error. PE, pseudoexfoliation. PE, Pseudomonas
exotoxin. PE, pulmonary edema. PE, pulmonary embolus/embolism. PE, pyrogenic exotoxin. PEA, pelvic examination
under anesthesia. PEA, phenylethyl
alcohol. PEA, phenylethylamine. PEA, polysaccharide egg
antigen. PEA, pulseless
electrical activity (cardiac) PEAC, Pharmaceutical
Education Advisory Committee. PEAP, positive end
airway pressure. PEAR, phase encoded
artifact reduction. PEARL Personnel
Expertise and Resource Listing. PEARL, pupils equal and
reactive to light. PEB, cisplatin,
etoposide and bleomycin. PEC, peritoneal exudate
cells. PEC, Petri
Enteropathogen Count (plate). PECAM-1, platelet
endothelial cell adhesion molecule (CD-31). Peds, Pediatrics. PEEK, polyetheretherketone. PEEP, positive
end-expiratory pressure. PEFR, peak expiratory
flow rate. PEG, percutaneous
endoscopic gastrostomy. PEG,
pneumoencephalogram. PEG-PE, poly(ethylene
glycol)-modified phosphatidylethanolamine. PEL, permissible
exposure limit. PEL, primary effusion
lymphoma. PEM, protein-energy
malnutrition. PEN, parenteral
nutrition. PEP A, peptidase A
isozyme. PEP B, peptidase B
isozyme. PEP C, peptidase C
isozyme. PEP D, peptidase D
isozyme. pep M24, pepsin extract
of type-24 M protein. PEP S, peptidase S
isozyme. PEP,
phosphoenol-pyruvate. PEP, postexposure
prophylaxis. PEP, primer-extension
preamplification. PEP/ET, preejection to
ejection time. PEPEC, pig
enteropathogenic E.coli. PEPP, Payment Error
Prevention Program. PER OS, by mouth per, by. per/os, by mouth. PerCP, peridinin
chlorophyll A protein (fluorescent dye used in flow cytometry). Peri, around or about
(e.g. perirenal = around the kidney). Peri, perineal. PERLA, pupils equal,
reactive to light & accommodation. PERRL, pupils equally
round and reactive to light. PERRLA, pupils equally
round and reactive to light and accommodation. PES, prenatal
environmental stress. PET, positron emission
tomography. PET, psychosocially
enhanced treatment program. PETE,
polytetrafluoroethylene. PF, Purkinje fibers. PF4, platelet factor 4. PFCx, prefrontal cortex. PFFD, proximal femoral
focal deficiency (virtual support group). PFJ, patellofemoral
joint. PFO, patent foramen
ovale. PFOLA, Prescription
Foot Orthotic Laboratory Association. PFPS, patellofemoral
pain syndrom. PFS, progression free
survival. PFT, pulmonary function
tests. PG, phosphate yeast
glucose (a broth used in microbiology). pg, picogram -
0.000000000001 gram. PG, proteoglycan. PG, pseudogout
(chondrocalcinosis). PGA, polyglycolic acid. PGC, pregastricin;
primordial germ cell. PGD,6-,
6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase. PGD2,
endoperoxide-D-isomerase. PGE, prostaglandin E. PGE1, Prostaglandin E1. PGE2,
endoperoxide-E-isomerase. PGF, paternal
grandfather. PGF2,
endoperoxide-F-isomerase. PGH, pituitary growth
hormone. PGI2, prostacyclin. PGL, persistent
generalized lymphadenopathy. PGP, progressive general
paralysis. PGR, progesterone receptor. pH, hydrogen-ion
concentration - acid / alkaline PH, past history. PH, plasmactytic
hyperplasia. Ph1, Philadelphia
chromosome. PHA, phytohemagglutinin. PhD, Doctor in
Philosophy. Phe, phenylalanine. PHI, peptide histidine
isoleucine. PHM, peptide histidine
methionine. PhN , pharyngeal branch
of the vagus nerve. PHN,
(phenyl)hydroxy-naftopidil. PHN, headphone. pHn, nutrient pH. PHN, papillary Hurthle
cell neoplasms. PHN, paraventricular
hypothalamic nucleus. PHN, passive Heymann
nephritis. PHN, pelvic hematoma
necessitans. PHN, perihypoglossal
nucleus. PHN, periventricularis
hypothalami. pHn, pH values measured
by NMR. PHN, phenacetin. PHN, phenanthrene. Phn, phenazinium. PHN, phentolamine. PHN, phenylephrine. PHN,
phenylisothiocyanate. PhN, phenylnitrene. pHn, photoreceptors. PhN, phrenic nerve. PHN,
p-hydroxynefazodone. PHN,
p-hydroxynorephedrine. PHn, pleckstrin
homology. PHN,
poly-3-hydroxynonanoate. PHN, portal
hypertension. PHN, post-herpetic
neuralgia. PHN, preferred Health
Network. PHN, Public Health
Nursing. PHN, Public Health
Nutrition. PHN, pulmonary
hypertension. PHNs, public health
nurses. Photo DSC, photo
differential scanning calorimeter. PHPT, primary
hyperparathyroidism. PHPV, poly(-3-hydroxy-5-phenylvalerate. PHS, phenytoin
hypersensitivity syndrome PHSC, pluripotential
hematopoietic stem cell. PHTLS, prehospital
trauma life support. PHX, past history. phy, phytane isoprenoid. PHYSO, physostigmine. PI, permanently
implantable. PI, personal injury. PI, positive indices. PI, present illness. PI, protease inhibitor. PI, pulsatility index. PIA, performance
incentive award. PIA, posterior
interosseous artery. PIBIDS syndrome,
photosensitivity, ichthyosis, brittle hair, impaired intelligence, decreased
fertility, and short stature. PIC, peripherally
inserted catheter. PIC, products of
incomplete combustion. PICA, postero-inferior
cerebellar artery. PICC, peripherally
inserted central catheter. PID, pelvic inflammatory
disease (CDC documentation). PiD, Pick’s disease. PID, prolapsed
intervertebral disc. PIE, Practical Incidence
Estimators. PIE,
Problem-Intervention-Evaluation (system). PIE, pulmonary
infiltration with eosinophilia. PIG-A,
phosphatidylinositol glycan-class A (gene). PIG-A,
phosphatydilinositolglycan A. PIH, pregnancy-induced
hypertension. PIH, pyridoxal
isonicotinoyl hydrazone. PIL, peripheral
intravenous line. PIM, pre-installation
maintenance. PIN, posterior
interosseous nerve. PIP, proximal
interpalangeal. PIP, proximal
interphalangeal joint. PIP2,
phosphatidylinositol-4,5-biphosphate. PIPC, piperacillin. PIPJ, proximal
interpalangeal joint. PIV, peripheral
intravenous (line). PK, pain killer. PKU, phenylketonuria. PL, posterolateral. PLA, phospholipases. PLA, polylactic acid. PLAP, placental alkaline
phosphatase. PLF, posterior lumbar
fusion. PLGA,
polylactic/glycolic acid. PLIF, posterolateral
interbody fusion. PLL, prolymphocytic
leukemia. PLNs, peripheral lymph
nodes. PLO-SL, polycystic
lipomembranous osteodysplasia with sclerosing leukoencephalopathy (Nasu-Hakola
syndrome). PLR, pupillary light
reflex. plt, paucity of lymph
node T cell mutation. PLT, platelet. PLT, post-liver
transplantation. PLT, primary
lymphoplasmacytic lymphoma. PLT, primed lymphocyte
tests. PLT,
psittacosis-lymphogranuloma-trachoma group viruses. PM&R, Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation. PM, petit mal. PM, polymyositis. PM, post meridian
(afternoon). PM, postmitotic cells. PM, postmortem. PM, post-nasal. PMA, Pharmaceutical
Manufacturers Association. PMA, positive mental
attitude; progressive muscular atrophy PMB, postmenopausal
bleeding. PMBL, primary
mediastinal B-cell lymphoma. PMD, private medical
doctor PMDD, premenstrual
dysphoric disorder. PMH, past medical
history. PMI, maxillary primary
incisors. pMI, mitotic index of
proliferating cell population. PMI, pacemaker
implantation. PMI, pain management
index. PMI, Pain Management
Inventory. PMI, painless myocardial
infarction. PMI, panoramic
mandibular index. PMI, past medical
illness. PMI, paternal meiosis I. PMI, perioperative
myocardial infarction. PMI, phosphomannose
isomerase. PMI, placental membrane
inflammation. PMI, plasma membrane
integrity. PMI, point of maximum
impact PMI, pollen mitosis one. PMI, posterior
myocardial infarctions. PMI, postmortem
interval. PMI, power motion
imaging. PMI, Pressure Management
Indicator. PMI, Prevention
Marketing Initiative. pMI, previous myocardial
infarction. PMI, prolonged
mechanical inspiration. PMI, prostate malignancy
index. PMI, psoas minor muscle. PMII, paternal meiosis
II. PMK, primary monkey
kidney. PML, promyelocytic
leukemia and its gene on chromosome 15 (previously named myl). PML, promyelocytic
leukemia protein. PMMA,
polymethylmethacrylate. PMN, polymorphonuclear
leukocytes. PMP, previous menstrual
period. PMP22, Peripheral myelin
protein 22. PMR, protonic magnetic
resonance (analysis). PMR, psychomotor
retardation. PMS, premenstrual
tension syndrome (late luteal phase dysphoric disorder). PMS, Profile of Mood
States. PN, pain. PNA, protein equivalent
of total nitrogen appearance. PNC, postnecrotic liver
cirrhosis. PNC, prenatal care. PND, paroxysmal
nocturnal dyspnea. PND, postnatal day. PNET, primitive
neuroectodermal tumor. PNF, proprioceptive
neuromuscular facilitation. PNH, paroxysmal
nocturnal hemoglobinuria. PNI, peripheral nerve
injury PNMT,
phenylethanolamine-N-methyl-transferase. PNP, pooled normal
plasma. PNS, peripheral nervous
system. PO sus rel, PO (by
mouth) sustained release. PO, (per os) orally, by
mouth. PO, post-operative. PO, postovulatory. PO2, Partial
pressure of oxygen POC, point-of-care. POC, products of
conception. POD, postoperative day. POD, postovulatory day. POEMS (syndrome),
polyneuropathy, organomegaly, endocrinopathy, monoclonal gammopathy, and skin
lesions. POG, Pediatric
Oncology Group (USA). poly, prefix for
multiple. polys, polymorphonuclear
cells. POMe, median preoptic
nucleus. POME, persistent otitis
media with effusion. PONF, Paediatric
Oncology Nurses Forum (UK). POP, plaster of paris. Pop, popliteus tendon. POS, Piedmont
Orthopaedic Society. pos, positive. POSI, Paediatric
Orthopaedic Society of India. POSNA, Pediatric
Orthopaedic Society of North America (AAOS Specialty Societies). poss., possible. post, posterior. post-op,
post-operative(ly). postop, postoperative. POTS, postural
orthostatic tachycardia syndrome. POX, point of exit POX, pulse oximetry. PP&A, palpation,
percussion and auscultation PP, per protocol. PP, Peyer's patches. PP, phosphoprotein
phosphatase. PP, positive pressure. pp, postpartum. pp, postprandial. PP, presenting problem. PP, private physician. PPA, primary progressive
aphasia. PPARalpha, peroxisome
proliferator activated receptor-alpha. PPD, packs per day. PPD, permanent partial
disability. PPD, purified protein
derivative (of tuberculin). PPE, personal protective
equipment. PPG, peristomal pyoderma
gangrenosum. PPG, portosystemic
pressure gradient. PPH, past pertinent
history. PPH, post-partum
hemorrhage PPH, primary pulmonary
hypertension. PPHN, persistent
pulmonary hypertension of the newborn. PPLO,
pleuropneumonia-like organisms. ppm, parts per million. PPMC, physician practice
management companies. PPMS, primary
progressive multiple sclerosis. PPND,
pallido-ponto-nigral degeneration. PPP,
pregnancy-prevention program. PPPE, persistent
pigmented purpuric eruption. PPS, pachyman
polysaccharides. PPS, pelvic pain
syndrome. PPS, pentosan
polysulfate. PPS, peripheral pulmonic
stenosis. PPs, peroxisome
proliferators. PPS, Personal Preference
Scale. PPs, Peyer's patches. pps, phosphoenolpyruvate
synthase gene. PPs, phosphoprotein
phosphatases. PPS, physician, patient
and society. PPS, plasminogen-plasmin
system. PPS, polyvalent
pneumococcal polysaccharide. PPS, poor progesterone
surge (cycles). PPS, popliteal pterygium
syndrome. PPS, postpartum
psychiatric syndromes. PPS, postpartum
sterilization. PPS, postperfusion
syndrome. PPS, postpericardiotomy
syndrome. PPS, post-polio
syndrome. PPS, postpump syndrome. PPS, potentiating paired
stimulation. PPS, prenatal
psychological stress. PPS, preputial
separation. PPS, primary acquired
preleukemic syndrome. PPS, professional
practice standards. PPS, prospective payment
system. PPS, prospective pricing
system. PPS, protein plasma
substitute. PPS, pulse per second. PPS/PCO, pelvic pain
syndrome/polycystic ovaries PPSH, pseudovaginal
perineoscrotal hypopospadias. P-PST-1,
phenol-sulfating form of sulfotransferases. ppt, part per trillion. PPT, Physical
Performance Test. PPT, plasma pregnancy
test. PPT, postpartum
thyroiditis. PPT-B, Preprotachykinin
B. PPV, positive
predicitive value. PR, partial response /
partial remission. PR, perirenal (adipose
tissue). PR, progress record. PR, pulse rate. PR3, proteinase 3. PRA, plasma/peripheral
renin activity. PRAMS, Pregnancy Risk
Assessment Monitoring System. PRAS, prereduced
anaerobically sterilized (media). PRBC, packed red blood
cells. PRC, proximal row
carpectomy. PRCA, pure red cell
aplasia. PRE, progressive
resistance exercises. pre-op,
pre-operative(ly). preop, preoperative. prep, prepare as. PRI(S), pain rating
intensity score. Pri, isopropanol. PRI, PACAP receptor I. PRI, Pain Rating Index. PRI, pain rating index. PRI, patient review
instrument. PRI, Pediatric Risk
Index. PRI, performance rating
instrument. PRI, perinatal
respiratory insufficiency. PRI, Pharyngeal
Retention Index. PRI, phenol red
impurity. PRI, phosphate
reabsorption index. PRI, phosphoribose
isomerase. PRI, phosrestin I. PRI, photochemical
reflectance index. PRI, placental
ribonuclease inhibitor. PRI, placental RNase
inhibitor. PRI, platelet reactivity
index. PRI, point of
respiratory inversion. PRI, post recurrence
induction. PRI, postpartum
resumption interval. PRI, post-radiosurgical
imaging. PRI, post-remission
intensification. PRI, power ratio index. PrI, preinoculation. PRI, premarital
residential independence. PRI, pre-response
interval. PRI,
preservation-reperfusion injury. PRI, pressure relief
index. Pri, primary. PRI, primates. PRI, primidone. PRI, prinedil pri, pristane
isoprenoid. PRI, Pristinamycin. PRI, ProFile Ni-Ti
rotary instruments. PRI, progressive renal
insufficiency. PRI, proliferation rate
index. PRI, protease
inhibitors. PRI, protein intake. PRI, proximal promoter
region I. PRI, Psychopathy
Resemblance Index. pRi, root-inducing
plasmids. PRI-100, Personal
Reaction Inventory. PRIAS, Packard
Radioimmunoassay System. PRICE, protection,
relative rest, ice, compression, elevation. PRICEMM, protection,
relative rest, ice, compression, elevation, modalities, medication. PRICES, physician
modalities, rehabilitation, injections, cross training, evaluation,
salicylates. PRICES, protection,
rest, ice, compression, elevation, support. PRIDE, Parents Resource
Institute for Drug Education. PRIH, prolactin release
inhibiting hormone. PRII, proximal promoter
region II. PRIM&R, Public
Responsibility in Medicine & Research. PRIM, primase. PRIME, plankton
reactivity in the marine environment. PRIME-MD, Primary Care
Evaluation of Mental Disorders. PRIMEX, primary care
extender. Primip,
primipara/primiparity. PRIMOS, prime operating
system. PRINCE, projects in
controlled environments (UK). PRIND, prolonged
reversible ischemic neurologic deficit. PRION, proteinaceous
infectious particle. PRIST, paper
radioimmunosorbent test, Prl, prolactin. prn, pro re nata - as
required, as needed. Pro time, prothrombin
time. Pro, proline. PROM, passive range of
motion. PROM, premature rupture
of membranes. ProMACE-CytaBOM,
prednisone, methotrexate, doxorubicin, cyclophosphamide, etoposide, cytarabine,
bleomycin, vincristine, methotrexate. prot, protocol. PRP,
penicillase-resistant penicillin. PRP, pityriasis rubra
pilaris. PrP, prion protein. PRRE, pupils round,
regular and equal. Prss14, protease,
serine, 14, a gene. PRT, patient refused
test.<
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