What does Medic mean?
Medic means Medical Genre
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for Medical Genre?
Medical Genre can be abbreviated as Medic
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What does Medic stand for? Medic stands for "Medical Genre". |
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How to abbreviate "Medical Genre"? "Medical Genre" can be abbreviated as Medic. |
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What is the meaning of Medic abbreviation? The meaning of Medic abbreviation is "Medical Genre". |
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What is Medic abbreviation? One of the definitions of Medic is "Medical Genre". |
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What does Medic mean? Medic as abbreviation means "Medical Genre". |
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What is shorthand of Medical Genre? The most common shorthand of "Medical Genre" is Medic. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MINSO - Medical Indoctrination for Medical Service Officers
- MEPS-MPC - Medical Expenditure Panel Survey - Medical Provider Component
- MLPIMG - Medical Licensure Program for International Medical Graduates
- MSJAMA - Medical Student Journal of the American Medical Association
- MRRC RAMS - Medical Radiological Research Centre of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences
- GA2C - Genre Art Advocacy Center
- GAP - Genre, Audience and Purpose
- MEMP - Medical Engineering and Medical Physics
- GERS - Genre Et Rapports Sociaux
- GEM - Genre Et Migration
- GTM - Genre Travail Mobilités
- MIMI - Medical workstation for Intelligent Interactive acquisition and analysis of digital Medical Images
- MIMP - Medical Imaging Medical Physics
- MLBL - Medical Lake Branch Library (Medical Lake, WA)
- MNMI - Medical Need or Medical Indigence
- MMQ - Medical Medical Qigong
- MSAIMA - Medical Society of Acupuncture of the Israeli Medical Association
- MUHA - Medical University Hospital Authority (Medical University of South Carolina)
- ged - Genre et Développement
- MedDRA - Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities (new global standard medical terminology designed to supersede other terminolgies used in the medical product development process, including COSTART, ICD9 and others)