What does STAT stand for in medical-speak?
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Stat, from statim, is a medical term meaning "immediately" (from Latin) or, in more recent history, someone has come up with the acronym: Sooner Than Already There. Example: "Hand me the scalpel Sooner Than Already There." - Dr. Ramirez
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The mean describes the average score, the SD describes the shape and range of the normal distribution, or bell curve. \nWith this information, we can say the following:\nAbout 68% of test-takers got between 65% and 73%- a very tight grouping (the area within 1 SD).  Approximately 95% of people got between 61% and 77% (2 SD), and about 98-99% got between 57% and 81% (a range of 3 standard deviations).
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this is a bunch of medical words that are put together.  In the string they are in here, they don't mean anything.  If this were in the middle of a sentace, it might have meaning.
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CRED:  Center for Research on Environmental Diseases\n Could the word you are wondering be "crit"?  Short for hematocrit..,.This has to do with the volume of erythrocytes in a given volume of blood.  Other than what I have said, I do not know what you are possibly referring to.
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A statistical t-test measures the mean difference between two groups.  So it tells you if, on average, one group differs from another group along some dimension.\n\nt-stat is the actual value of the t-test.  It is equal to the mean difference divided by the pooled standard deviation between the two groups.  \n\nt-critical is what you compare the t-stat to in order to decide if it is statistically significant. You usually look this up in a table. So, if the t-stat is bigger than the t-crit, we conclude that there is a difference, on average, between the two groups in the population.
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I usually prefer not to use it; anyway very many things are based on statistics: most branches of medicine, TV programs' shares, quality control of any little object you buy...\n\nIf I find others, I'll update the answer.
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It stands for "urinalysis." Really.
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It might help if you gave the context.  At some schools it means Department of Health Care Sciences.  But there is also some kind of gene called DHC, so if it says DHCs, then it might be that.
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Is means per a certain amount of things. for example, You could say there are more Guitar makers in VT Per capita. that means other states have more guitar makers but they're talking about capita wich means there are more guitar makers in VT out of a surtant amount of people!
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I've not seen this notation before but I'd guess it stood for 'Immunoglobulin'
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put them in quotes.  "fluid statistics"
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what type of statistics?
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It is the short form for the word recipè, which means 'take thou' or you are requested to take. Most doctors use this symbol almost religiously before prescribing. You might have also seen the short forms like Ix meaning investigation or Mx meaning management.
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Physical condition,\nWellness\nWellbeing\nHealthiness\nVigor\nStrength\nShape\nGood\nComfort\nHappiness
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i.e. stands for the Latin phrase "id est", meaning "that is".  I'm responding to your question, i.e., I'm answering it.
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not sure bout statistics... but im a nursing student... its bloody hard
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D.M.D. stands for Doctor of Medical Dentistry and D.D.S. stands for Doctor of Dental Science.  There is no difference in the two other than the state the doctor graduated from.  Some states bestow the title D.M.D. on the gradutate while other states bestow the D.D.S. title.