What does SQ mean?
SQ means Subcutaneous
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical
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What is the abbreviation for Subcutaneous?
Subcutaneous can be abbreviated as SQ
Other shorthands for Subcutaneous are: S.Q., SUBCUT, SC, SubQ, s.c., SUB Q, subcut., S/C, Subc
Other shorthands for Subcutaneous are: S.Q., SUBCUT, SC, SubQ, s.c., SUB Q, subcut., S/C, Subc
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What does SQ stand for? SQ stands for "Subcutaneous". |
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How to abbreviate "Subcutaneous"? "Subcutaneous" can be abbreviated as SQ. |
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What is the meaning of SQ abbreviation? The meaning of SQ abbreviation is "Subcutaneous". |
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What is SQ abbreviation? One of the definitions of SQ is "Subcutaneous". |
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What does SQ mean? SQ as abbreviation means "Subcutaneous". |
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What is shorthand of Subcutaneous? The most common shorthand of "Subcutaneous" is SQ. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SUB Q - Subcutaneous
- SUBCUT - Subcutaneous
- SubQ - Subcutaneous
- SAAT - Subcutaneous Abdominal Adipose Tissue
- SCN - Subcutaneous Nodule
- S/C - Subcutaneous
- SATV - Subcutaneous Adipose Tissue Volume
- SCF - Subcutaneous Fat
- SCIT - Subcutaneous Immunotherapy
- SCII - Subcutaneous Insulin Infusion
- Subc - Subcutaneous
- SC - Subcutaneous
- subcut. - subcutaneous
- s.c. - subcutaneous
- S.Q. - subcutaneous
- Sub-Q - Subcutaneous
- SCĀ - subcutaneous
- S-Q - Subcutaneous
- SUBCU - Subcutaneous
- SC, subc, subcut, subq, SQ - subcutaneous