What does CVPB mean?
CVPB means central venous pressure above and below
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for central venous pressure above and below?
central venous pressure above and below can be abbreviated as CVPB
Other shorthands for central venous pressure above and below are: CVP, cvps
Other shorthands for central venous pressure above and below are: CVP, cvps
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What does CVPB stand for? CVPB stands for "central venous pressure above and below". |
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How to abbreviate "central venous pressure above and below"? "central venous pressure above and below" can be abbreviated as CVPB. |
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What is the meaning of CVPB abbreviation? The meaning of CVPB abbreviation is "central venous pressure above and below". |
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What is CVPB abbreviation? One of the definitions of CVPB is "central venous pressure above and below". |
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What does CVPB mean? CVPB as abbreviation means "central venous pressure above and below". |
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What is shorthand of central venous pressure above and below? The most common shorthand of "central venous pressure above and below" is CVPB. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CVCIPV - Central Venous Catheters Inserted via a Peripheral Vein
- ScvO2 - Central Venous Oxygen Saturation
- VPHI - Venous Pressure Hemodynamic Index
- CVP - Central Venous Pressure
- CVN - Central Venous Nutrition
- CVPA - Central Venous Pressure above the Diaphragm
- CVC - Central Venous Catheter
- CvO2 - central venous oxygen saturation
- CVAS - Central Venous Access Service
- CVPI - Central Venous Pressure During Inspiration
- MCVP - Mean Central Venous Pressure
- pCVP - Peak Central Venous Pressure
- VPM - Venous Pressure Module
- AKBK - Above Knee Below Knee
- VP - venous pressure
- PV - venous pressure
- SMCVP - System for Measurement of Central Venous Pressure
- VPI - venous pressure index
- VPE - venous pressure elevation
- LCVP - Low Central Venous Pressure (anti-blood loss)