What does FIRST mean?
FIRST means Farm Injury Regular Surveillance Tools
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Farm Injury Regular Surveillance Tools?
Farm Injury Regular Surveillance Tools can be abbreviated as FIRST
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What does FIRST stand for? FIRST stands for "Farm Injury Regular Surveillance Tools". |
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How to abbreviate "Farm Injury Regular Surveillance Tools"? "Farm Injury Regular Surveillance Tools" can be abbreviated as FIRST. |
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What is the meaning of FIRST abbreviation? The meaning of FIRST abbreviation is "Farm Injury Regular Surveillance Tools". |
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What is FIRST abbreviation? One of the definitions of FIRST is "Farm Injury Regular Surveillance Tools". |
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What does FIRST mean? FIRST as abbreviation means "Farm Injury Regular Surveillance Tools". |
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What is shorthand of Farm Injury Regular Surveillance Tools? The most common shorthand of "Farm Injury Regular Surveillance Tools" is FIRST. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FFHHSP - Farm Family Health and Hazard Surveillance Project
- FOPPS - Farm Operations, Plant Protection, and Pest Surveillance
- FFHHS - Farm Family Health and Hazard Surveillance
- FBFM - Farm Business Farm Management Association
- ICARIS - Injury Control and Risk Factor Surveillance System
- ISAPP - Injury Surveillance and Prevention Program
- ISP - Injury Surveillance Program
- IPII - Injury/Potential Injury Incident
- NIMSS - National Injury Mortality Surveillance System
- FAIC - Farm and Agricultural Injury Classification
- FAST - Farm Analysis Solution Tools
- FIT - Farm Implements and Tools
- FOPPS - Farm Operations Plant Protection Surveillance
- IPII - Injury or Potential Injury Incident
- ISU - Injury Surveillance Unit
- ISS - Injury Surveillance System
- ISW - Injury Surveillance Workgroup
- TBIES - Traumatic Brain Injury Extended Surveillance
- TLT - Tools Library Tools
- SSGT - Surveillance Sub-Group on Tools