What does SRCS mean?
SRCS means spontaneous and rhythmic contractions
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for spontaneous and rhythmic contractions?
spontaneous and rhythmic contractions can be abbreviated as SRCS
Other shorthands for spontaneous and rhythmic contractions are: SRC
Other shorthands for spontaneous and rhythmic contractions are: SRC
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What does SRCS stand for? SRCS stands for "spontaneous and rhythmic contractions". |
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How to abbreviate "spontaneous and rhythmic contractions"? "spontaneous and rhythmic contractions" can be abbreviated as SRCS. |
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What is the meaning of SRCS abbreviation? The meaning of SRCS abbreviation is "spontaneous and rhythmic contractions". |
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What is SRCS abbreviation? One of the definitions of SRCS is "spontaneous and rhythmic contractions". |
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What does SRCS mean? SRCS as abbreviation means "spontaneous and rhythmic contractions". |
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What is shorthand of spontaneous and rhythmic contractions? The most common shorthand of "spontaneous and rhythmic contractions" is SRCS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CTRX - Contractions
- RMTEA - Rhythmic Mid-Temporal Epileptiform Activity
- CTXS - Contractions
- EDRC - endothelium-dependent rhythmic contractions
- RBC - rhythmic bladder contractions
- RPC - rhythmic phasic contractions
- RTA - rhythmic theta and alpha
- SEM - spontaneous and experimental metastasis
- SLEC - spontaneous lower esophageal contractions
- SSPR - Spontaneous Speech Processing and Recognition
- VRC - vagotomy-induced rhythmic contractions
- CPM - contractions per minute
- SBCS - Spontaneous bladder contractions
- SPC - Spontaneous phasic contractions
- SRC - Spontaneous rhythmic contractions
- cont. - contractions, continued
- FDA-SRS - Spontaneous Reporting System of the Food and Drug Administration
- CTX - contractions
- ctxn - contractions
- SAFR - Spontaneous Ascites Filtration and Re-infusion