What does CMP mean?
CMP means Concomitant Medical Problem
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Concomitant Medical Problem?
Concomitant Medical Problem can be abbreviated as CMP
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What does CMP stand for? CMP stands for "Concomitant Medical Problem". |
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How to abbreviate "Concomitant Medical Problem"? "Concomitant Medical Problem" can be abbreviated as CMP. |
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What is the meaning of CMP abbreviation? The meaning of CMP abbreviation is "Concomitant Medical Problem". |
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What is CMP abbreviation? One of the definitions of CMP is "Concomitant Medical Problem". |
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What does CMP mean? CMP as abbreviation means "Concomitant Medical Problem". |
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What is shorthand of Concomitant Medical Problem? The most common shorthand of "Concomitant Medical Problem" is CMP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- POVMR - Problem-Oriented Veterinary Medical Record
- CRVR - Concomitant Renal or Visceral Revascularization
- CAI - concomitant antitumor immunity
- CBT - Concomitant boost radiotherapy
- CBT - concomitant boost technique
- CBT - concomitant boost treatment
- CCIC - Concomitant continuous infusion chemotherapy
- CCPO - concomitant cardiac and pulmonary operations
- CCRT - concomitant chemotherapy and radiotherapy
- CHRT - Concomitant, hyperfractionated, accelerated radiation therapy
- PBMR - Problem Based Medical Record
- POMS - Problem-Oriented Medical Synopsis
- PSIMPLE - Problem-Solving In Medical Physiology, Logically Explained (software / logiciel)
- SIMP - Simulation of Initial Medical Problem-Solving
- DIFFC - Dropped In For Friendly Chat (i.e. No Medical Problem)
- Promis - Problem-Oriented Medical Information System
- MCP - Medical Computational Problem
- POMR - Problem Orientated Medical Record
- SIMP - Simulation of initial medical problem
- Squirrel - eccentric or hypochodriac ("squirrelly") patient who can make life difficult. Found in the phrase "squirrels get sick too" to remind staff that even eccentric patients may have a real medical problem