What does CINS mean?
CINS means critically ill noninfected subjects
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for critically ill noninfected subjects?
critically ill noninfected subjects can be abbreviated as CINS
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What does CINS stand for? CINS stands for "critically ill noninfected subjects". |
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How to abbreviate "critically ill noninfected subjects"? "critically ill noninfected subjects" can be abbreviated as CINS. |
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What is the meaning of CINS abbreviation? The meaning of CINS abbreviation is "critically ill noninfected subjects". |
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What is CINS abbreviation? One of the definitions of CINS is "critically ill noninfected subjects". |
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What does CINS mean? CINS as abbreviation means "critically ill noninfected subjects". |
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What is shorthand of critically ill noninfected subjects? The most common shorthand of "critically ill noninfected subjects" is CINS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CLINICIP - Closed Loop Insulin Infusion for Critically Ill Patients
- MVCIP - Mechanically Ventilated, Critically Ill Patients
- CF - Critically Factor
- CCrISP - Care of the Critically Ill Surgical Patient
- CATCH - Critically Attained Threshold of Cerebral Hypoperfusion
- CAPRE - Critically Appraised Practice Reflection Exercise
- CCD - Critically Controlled Document
- CR - Critically Endangered
- COOP - Critically Out of Position
- CRAR - Critically Reflexive Action Research
- CADS - Critically abnormal Doppler studies
- CAD - Critically Analyze Data
- CAFE - Critically Acclaimed Film Experience
- CCI - Chronically critically ill
- COS - Critically Overcrowded School
- NCIC - non-critically ill children
- FUBIL - Fuck You Buddy, I'm Leaving. The Act Of A Doctor At A Small Hospital Dumping A Critically Ill Patient On Larger Hospital On Friday Afternoon Before He Leaves For The Weekend.
- CATs - Critically Appraised Topics
- CCI - critically ill
- ICUD - ICU delirium or more properly "ICUd"; a form of delirium which often occurs in critically ill patients in critical care units in the hospital. Previously brushed off as a harmless artifact of critical illness, it is rapidly becoming clear that ICU deliriu