What does PASS mean?
PASS means patient-administered sequential spirometry
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for patient-administered sequential spirometry?
patient-administered sequential spirometry can be abbreviated as PASS
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What does PASS stand for? PASS stands for "patient-administered sequential spirometry". |
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How to abbreviate "patient-administered sequential spirometry"? "patient-administered sequential spirometry" can be abbreviated as PASS. |
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What is the meaning of PASS abbreviation? The meaning of PASS abbreviation is "patient-administered sequential spirometry". |
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What is PASS abbreviation? One of the definitions of PASS is "patient-administered sequential spirometry". |
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What does PASS mean? PASS as abbreviation means "patient-administered sequential spirometry". |
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What is shorthand of patient-administered sequential spirometry? The most common shorthand of "patient-administered sequential spirometry" is PASS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- ABU - Administered Banking Units
- ACP - Administered by Computer
- ADAP - Administered by the Department of Public
- ACT - Administered by Craft
- AdR - Administered by the Dispute Resolution
- AIR - ADMINISTERED BY THE RAND
- ANBG - Administered by the Biodiversity Group
- ANG - Administered by the National Guard
- AND - Administered the Developmental
- APDM - Administered Price Determination Methodology
- APM - Administered Price Mechanism
- ARMS - Administered Risk Management Services
- ASC - Administered or Compliance
- icv - administered either intracerebroventricularly
- IG - administered intragastrically
- sp - Spirometry
- scds - Sequential Compression Devices Sequential
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