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Acronyms
| Abbreviation |
Expansion
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| R/O |
Rule out |
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| RA |
Rheumatoid Arthritis
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| RAD |
Reactive Airway Disease, Right atrial axis deviation |
| RAE |
Right Atrial Enlargement |
| RAI |
Radioactive Iodine |
| RAIU |
Radioactive Iodine Uptake |
| RAP |
Right Atrial Pressure |
| RAS |
Reticular Activating System |
| RBBB |
Right Bundle Branch Block |
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| RBC |
Red blood cells |
| RBP |
Retinol-binding protein |
| RCA |
Right Coronary Artery |
| RDA |
Recommended daily allowance |
| RDH |
Registered Dental Hygienist |
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| rDNA |
ribosomal DNA |
| RDW |
Red Cell Distribution Width |
| REEDA |
Redness, Edema, Ecchymosis, Drainage, Approximation |
| RFLP |
Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism |
| RHD |
Rheumatic Heart Disease, Relative Hepatic Dullness |
| RIA |
Radioimmunoassay |
| RIH |
Right inguinal hernia |
| RIJ |
Right Internal Jugular |
| RLL |
Right Lower Lobe |
| RLQ |
Right Lower Quadrant |
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| RM |
Respiratory Movement |
| RML |
Right Middle Lobe |
| RNA |
Ribonucleic Aacid |
| ROM |
Range of Motion |
| ROS |
Review of Systems |
| RPA |
Registered Physician Assistant |
| RPA-C |
Registered Physician Assistant - Certified |
| RPF |
Renal Plasma Flow |
| RPG |
Retrograde Pyelogram |
| RPMS |
Relapsing-progressive multiple sclerosis |
| RPR |
Rapid Plasma Regain (Test) |
| RRMS |
Relapsing-Remitting Multiple Sclerosis |
| RRR |
Regular rate and rhyth |
| RSC |
Right Subclavian |
| RSR |
Regular Sinus Rhythym |
| RSV |
Respiratory Syncitial Virus |
| RT |
Respiratory or Radiation Therapy |
| RTA |
Renal Tubular Acidosis
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| RTE |
Renal Tubular Epithelium |
| RU |
Resin Uptake |
| RUG |
Retrograde urethogram |
| RUL |
Right Upper Lobe |
| RUQ |
Right Upper Quadrant |
| RV |
Residual Volume |
| RVEF |
Right Ventricular Ejection Fraction |
| RVH |
Right ventricular hyperthrophy |
| Rx |
Prescription, Pharmacy |
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