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  • °F — температура по Фаренгейту
  • °C — температура по Цельсию
  • 5-НТ — 5-гидроксииндолуксусная кислота мочи
  • АБ — антибиотик(и)
  • АБЛА — аллергический бронхолегочный аспергиллез
  • АБТ — антибактериальная терапия
  • АВ — атриовентрикулярный
  • АГ — артериальная гипертензия
  • АГн — антиген
  • АД — артериальное давление
  • АДГ — антидиуретический гормон
  • АДС — анатоксин дифтерийно-столбнячный
  • АДС-М — анатоксин дифтерийно-столбнячный (малые дозы)
  • АДФ — аденозиндифосфорная кислота, аденозиндифосфат
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  • АКТГ — адренокортикотропный гормон
  • АКШ — аортокоронарное шунтирование
  • АЛТ — аланинаминотрансфераза
  • амер. — американский
  • АМК — азот мочевины крови
  • АМФ — аденозинмонофосфорная кислота, аденозинмонофосфат
  • АНА — антинуклеарные антитела
  • анат. — анатомический
  • англ. — английский
  • АПФ — ангиотензин-превращающий фермент
  • АРВТ — антиретровирусная терапия
  • АРП — активность ренина в плазме крови
  • ACT — аспартатаминотрансфераза
  • АТл — антитело
  • АТФ — аденозинтрифосфорная кислота, аденозинтрифосфат
  • АуД — аутосомно-доминантный
  • АуР — аутосомно-рецессивный
  • АФП — α-фетопротеин
  • АФС — антифосфолипидный синдром
  • АХЭ — ацетилхолинэстераза
  • АЦХ — ацетилхолин
  • АЧТВ — активированное частичное тромбопластиновое время
  • БА — бронхиальная астма
  • БАД — биологически активная добавка
  • БАЛ — бронхоальвеолярный лаваж
  • БАР — биполярное аффективное расстройство (I или II типа)
  • БКК — большой круг кровообращения
  • БЛД — бронхолегочная дисплазия
  • БЛНПГ — блокада левой ножки пучка Гиса
  • БМСЭ — бюро медико-социальной экспертизы
  • БП — брюшная полость
  • БПНПГ — блокада правой ножки пучка Гиса
  • БРМ — базовые реанимационные мероприятия
  • БРНС — быстро разрешившееся необъяснимое событие
  • БЦЖ — бацилла Кальметта-Герена в т.ч. — в том числе
  • БФП - биофизический профиль плода
  • в. — век
  • в/ — внутри... в сложносоставных словах (напр. в/сосудистый, в/черепной и т.п.)
  • в/а — внутриартериально
  • в/в — внутривенно
  • в/к — внутрикожно
  • в/м — внутримышечно
  • вв. — века
  • в-во — вещество
  • ВВЭ — военно-врачебная экспертиза
  • ВГД — внутриглазное давление
  • ВГЧ — вирус герпеса человека
  • ВДП — верхние дыхательные пути
  • ВЖК — внутрижелудочковое кровоизлияние
  • ВЗК — воспалительные заболевания кишечника
  • ВЗОМТ—воспалительные заболевания органов малого таза
  • ВИП — вазоактивный интестинальный пептид
  • ВИЧ — вирус иммунодефицита человека
  • ВМП — высокотехнологичная медицинская помощь
  • ВМС — внутриматочное средство (спираль)
  • ВН — вирусная нагрузка
  • ВНС — вегетативная нервная система
  • ВОВ — Великая Отечественная война
  • ВОГМ — высокогорный отек головного мозга
  • ВОЗ — Всемирная организация здравоохранения
  • ВОЛ — высокогорный отек легких
  • ВОМК — врач, осуществляющий медицинский контроль
  • ВОП — врач общей практики
  • ВПВ — верхняя полая вена
  • ВПГ — вирус простого герпеса
  • ВПР — врожденные пороки развития
  • ВПС — врожденный порок сердца
  • ВПЧ — вирус папилломы человека
  • ВРТ — вспомогательные репродуктивные технологии
  • ВСО — водно-солевой обмен
  • ВЧД — внутричерепное давление
  • ВЧИВЛ — высокочастотная искусственная вентиляция легких (HFV)
  • ВЭБ — вирус Эпштейна-Барр
  • г — грамм
  • г. — год
  • Г-6-ФД — глюкозо-6-фосфатдегидрогеназа
  • ГАМК — гамма-аминомасляная кислота
  • ГБ — гипертоническая болезнь
  • ГБН — гемолитическая болезнь новорожденного
  • ГБО — гипербарическая оксигенация
  • ГЗТ — гиперчувствительность замедленного типа
  • гист. — гистологический
  • ГК — грудная клетка
  • ГКМП — гипертрофическая кардиомиопатия
  • ГКС — глюкокортикостероид(ы)
  • ГЛГ — гемофагоцитарный лимфогистиоцитоз
  • ГЛПС — геморрагическая лихорадка с почечным синдромом
  • ГМ — головной мозг
  • ГМ-КСФ — гранулоцитарно-макрофагальный колониестимулирующий фактор
  • ГМФ — гуанозинмонофосфат
  • ГнРГ — гонадотропин-рилизинг-гормон
  • ГНТ — гиперчувствительность немедленного типа
  • ГПОД — грыжа пищеводного отверстия диафрагмы
  • ГРДС — гипоксическая реакция дыхательной системы греч. — греческий
  • ГТФ — гуанозинтрифосфат
  • ГУС — гемолитико-уремический синдром
  • Гц — герц
  • ГЭБ — гематоэнцефалический барьер
  • ГЭР — гастроэзофагеальный рефлюкс
  • ГЭРБ — гастроэзофагеальная рефлюксная болезнь
  • дБ — децибел
  • ДВС — диссеминированное внутрисосудистое свертывание
  • ДГТ — дигидротестостерон
  • ДД — дифференциальная диагностика, дифференциально-диагностический
  • ДДБА — длительнодействующие β2-агонисты
  • ДДК — дифференциально-диагностический критерий (критерии)
  • ДДРМ - допустимый диапазон распределения макронутриентов
  • ДИ — доверительный интервал
  • ДК — диагностический критерий
  • ДКА — диабетический кетоацидоз
  • ДКМП — дилатационная кардиомиопатия
  • ДМЖП — дефект межжелудочковой перегородки
  • ДМПП — дефект межпредсердной перегородки
  • ДМС — добровольное медицинское страхование
  • ДН — дыхательная недостаточность
  • ДНК — дезоксирибонуклеиновая кислота
  • ДНТ — дефекты нервной трубки
  • ДО - дыхательный объем
  • ДОФА — дигидроксифенилаланин
  • ДП — дыхательные пути
  • ДПК — двенадцатиперстная кишка
  • ДПМ — дата последней менструации
  • ДПП - допустимый предел потребления
  • др. — другие
  • ДТП — дорожно-транспортное происшествие
  • ДЦП — детский церебральный паралич
  • ЕД — единица действия, единица
  • ЖВП — желчевыводящие пути
  • ЖДА — железодефицитная анемия
  • ЖЕЛ — жизненная емкость легких
  • ЖКБ — желчекаменная болезнь
  • ЖКК — желудочно-кишечное кровотечение
  • ЖКТ — желудочно-кишечный тракт
  • ЖНВЛП — жизненно необходимые и важные лекарственные препараты (список, перечень)
  • ЗВУР — задержка внутриутробного развития
  • ЗЛ — здоровые люди (лица)
  • ЗНО — злокачественное новообразование
  • ЗО — здравоохранение
  • ЗОЖ — здоровый образ жизни
  • ЗСН — застойная сердечная недостаточность
  • иАПФ — ингибиторы ангиотензин-превращающего фермента
  • ИБС — ишемическая болезнь сердца
  • ИВЛ — искусственная вентиляция легких
  • ИГКС — ингаляционные глюкокортикостероиды
  • ИЗЛ — интерстициальные заболевания легких
  • ИКП — иммунокомпрометированные пациенты
  • ИЛ — интерлейкин
  • ИЛДБ — интегрированное лечение детских болезней
  • ИМ — инфаркт миокарда
  • ИМАО — ингибитор(ы) моноаминоксидазы
  • ИМбпБТ — инфаркт миокарда без подъема сегмента ST
  • ИМП — инфекция мочевых (мочевыводящих) путей
  • ИМпЗТ — инфаркт миокарда с подъемом сегмента
  • ST ИМТ — индекс массы тела
  • ИОЛ — интраокулярная линза
  • ИПП — ингибиторы протонной помпы (протонного насоса)
  • ИППП — инфекции, передаваемые половым путем
  • ИСС — индивидуальные спасательные средства истор. — историческое итал. — итальянский
  • ИТП — идиопатическая тромбоцитопеническая пурпура
  • ИТШ — инфекционно-токсический шок ИФА — иммуноферментный анализ
  • КА — коронарная(ые) артерия(и)
  • кВ — киловольт
  • кг — килограмм
  • КДБА — короткодействующие β2-агонисты
  • КДД — конечно-диастолическое давление
  • КДО — конечно-диастолический объем
  • КДР — конечно-диастолический размер
  • кит. — китайский
  • ккал — килокалория
  • кл. — клетки, клеток
  • КМП — качество медицинской помощи
  • КоА — коэнзим А, кофермент А
  • КОЕ — колониеобразующая единица
  • КОК — комбинированные оральные контрацептивы
  • КПТ — когнитивно-поведенческая терапия
  • КР — клинические рекомендации
  • КСД — конечно-систолическое давление
  • КСО — конечно-систолический объем
  • КСР — конечно-систолический размер
  • КТ — компьютерная томография
  • КТВР — компьютерная томография высокого разрешения
  • КТГ — кардиотокография
  • КФК — креатинфосфокиназа
  • КЩС — кислотно-щелочное состояние
  • л — литр
  • л/о — ложноотрицательный
  • л/п — ложноположительный
  • ЛА — легочная артерия
  • лат. — латинский
  • ЛГ — лютеинизирующий гормон
  • ЛДГ — лактатдегидрогеназа
  • ЛЖ — левый желудочек
  • ЛОР — имеющий отношение к оториноларингологии (ЛОР-врач, ЛОР-органы)
  • ЛП — лекарственный препарат
  • ЛПВП — липопротеины высокой плотности
  • ЛПНП — липопротеины низкой плотности
  • ЛПОНП — липопротеины очень низкой плотности
  • ЛПУ — лечебно-профилактическое учреждение
  • ЛС — лекарственное средство
  • ЛУ — лимфатический узел, лимфоузлы
  • ЛФК — лечебная физкультура
  • м.б. — может (мог, могут, могли) быть
  • М/Ж — соотношение мужчин и женщин
  • максД — максимальная доза
  • максНД — максимальная начальная доза
  • максРД — максимальная разовая доза
  • максСД — максимальная суточная доза
  • МАНК — метод амплификации нуклеиновых кислот
  • МАО — моноаминоксидаза
  • МВП — мочевыводящие пути мг — миллиграмм
  • МДБ — мышечная дистрофия Беккера
  • МДД — мышечная дистрофия Дюшенна
  • МДМА — метилендиоксиметамфетамин
  • ME — международная единица
  • мед. — медицинский
  • мес — месяц
  • МЖ — молочная железа
  • МЖП — межжелудочковая перегородка
  • МЗ — министерство здравоохранения
  • мин — минут(а)
  • минД — минимальная доза
  • минСД — минимальная суточная доза
  • МКБ — мочекаменная болезнь
  • МКБ-10 — Международная классификация болезней 10-го пересмотра
  • МКБ-11 — Международная классификация болезней 11-го пересмотра
  • мкВ — микровольт
  • мкг — микрограмм
  • МКК — малый круг кровообращения
  • мкл — микролитр
  • мл — миллилитр
  • млн — миллион
  • млрд — миллиард
  • мм — миллиметр
  • мм рт.ст. — миллиметр ртутного столба ммоль — миллимоль
  • МНН — международное непатентованное наименование
  • МНО — международное нормализованное отношение
  • МО — медицинская организация
  • МП — медицинская помощь
  • МПС — мочеполовая система
  • МР — магнитно-резонансный
  • МР-венография — МРТ вен и синусов головного мозга
  • МРТ — магнитно-резонансная томография
  • мс — миллисекунда
  • МСКТ — мультиспиральная компьютерная томография
  • МСЭ — медико-социальная экспертиза
  • МТ — масса тела
  • мтДНК — митохондриальная дезоксирибонуклеиновая кислота
  • МТР — масса тела при рождении
  • н.э. — нашей эры
  • НА — нервная анорексия
  • НАД — никотинамидадениндинуклеотид
  • НАДН — никотинамидадениндинуклеотид (восстановленный)
  • НАДФ — никотинамидадениндинуклеотидфосфат
  • НАЖБП — неалкогольная жировая болезнь печени напр. — например
  • НБ — нервная булимия
  • НДО — негативный детский опыт
  • нед — недели
  • нем. — немецкий
  • нм — нанометр
  • НМИЦ — национальный медицинский исследовательский центр
  • НМП — неотложная (медицинская) помощь
  • НМТ — низкая масса тела
  • НПА — нормативно-правовой акт
  • НПВ — нижняя полая вена
  • НПВС — нестероидные противовоспалительные средства
  • НС — нервная система
  • НСТ - нестрессовый тест
  • НРП — нормы рациона питания
  • НСГ — нейросонография
  • НЭК — некротический энтероколит
  • НЯК — неспецифический язвенный колит
  • ОАК — общий анализ крови
  • ОАМ — общий анализ мочи
  • ОАП — открытый артериальный проток
  • ОБП — органы брюшной полости
  • ОГБ — острая горная болезнь
  • ОГМ — отек головного мозга
  • ОДН — острая дыхательная недостаточность
  • ОЖСС — общая железосвязывающая способность сыворотки
  • ОЗ — организация здравоохранения
  • ок. — около
  • ОКР — обсессивно-компульсивное расстройство
  • ОКС — острый коронарный синдром
  • ОЛЛ — острый лимфобластный лейкоз
  • ОМС — обязательное медицинское страхование
  • ОМТ — органы малого таза
  • ОНМК — острое нарушение мозгового кровообращения
  • ОНМП — отделение неотложной (медицинской) помощи
  • ОНМТ — очень низкая масса тела
  • ООЗ — органы (организации/управления) здравоохранения
  • ООН — Организация Объединенных Наций
  • ОПЖ — ожидаемая продолжительность жизни
  • ОПН — острая почечная недостаточность
  • ОПСС - общее периферическое сосудистое сопротивление
  • ОРВИ — острая респираторная вирусная инфекция
  • ОРДС — острый респираторный дистресс-синдром
  • ОРЗ — острое респираторное заболевание
  • ОРИТ — отделение реанимации и интенсивной терапии (ICU)
  • ОСВО — общее содержание воды в организме
  • ОФВ — объем форсированного выдоха
  • ОФВ1 — объем форсированного выдоха за 1-ю секунду
  • ОЦК — объем циркулирующей крови
  • п.з. — поле зрения (микроскопа)
  • п/к — подкожно
  • ПАВ — психоактивные вещества
  • ПВ — протромбиновое время
  • ПВК — периферический венозный катетер
  • ПВЛ — перивентрикулярная лейкомаляция
  • Пг — простагландин
  • ПГГ — программа государственных гарантий оказания гражданам РФ бесплатной медицинской помощи
  • ПДКВ — положительное давление конца выдоха (PEEP)
  • ПЖ — правый желудочек
  • ПЖЖ — поджелудочная железа
  • ПЖК — подкожно-жировая клетчатка (гиподерма)
  • ПКА — почечный канальцевый ацидоз
  • ПКМД — поясно-конечностная мышечная дистрофия
  • ПЛСГ — пятнистая лихорадка Скалистых гор
  • ПМДР — предменструальное дисфорическое расстройство
  • ПМК — пролапс митрального клапана
  • ПМС — предменструальный синдром
  • ПМСП — первичная медико-санитарная помощь
  • ПНЖК — полиненасыщенные жирные кислоты
  • ПОРИТ— педиатрическое отделение реанимации и интенсивной терапии
  • ПОТ — постуральная ортостатическая тахикардия
  • ППВ — пневмококковая полисахаридная вакцина
  • ППОАК — прямые пероральные антикоагулянты
  • ППТ — площадь поверхности тела
  • ПСА — простатоспецифический антиген
  • ПСВ — пиковая скорость выдоха
  • ПСВХ — прогрессирующий семейный внутрипеченоч-ный холестаз
  • ПТ — психотерапия
  • ПТВ — протромбиновое время
  • ПТГ — паратиреоидный гормон
  • ПТИ — протромбиновый индекс
  • ПТСР — посттравматическое стрессовое расстройство
  • ПФЭ — пищевой фолатный эквивалент
  • ПЦР — полимеразная цепная реакция
  • ПШГ — пурпура Шенлейна-Геноха
  • ПЩЖ — паращитовидные железы
  • ПЭТ — позитронно-эмиссионная томография р/ — раз в ... (с, мин, ч, сут и т.п.)
  • РА — ревматоидный артрит
  • РААС — ренин-ангиотензин-альдостероновая система разг. — разговорное разл. — различное
  • РАС — расстройство аутистического спектра
  • РДС — респираторный дистресс-синдром рим. — римский
  • РИФ — реакция иммунофлюоресценции
  • РКИ — рандомизированные клинические исследования
  • РКМП — рестриктивная кардиомиопатия
  • РИГА — реакция непрямой гемагглютинации
  • РН - ретинопатия недоношенных
  • РНК — рибонуклеиновая кислота
  • РНП - рекомендуемую норму потребления
  • РОГК — рентгенография (рентгенограмма) органов грудной клетки
  • РОЛСНС — рекомендации по оценке и лечению при сортировке в неотложных ситуациях
  • РПГА — реакция прямой гемагглютинации
  • р-р — раствор
  • р-ритель — растворитель
  • РРК — рецепторы ретиноевой кислоты
  • PPM — расширенные реанимационные мероприятия
  • РСВ — респираторно-синцитиальный вирус
  • РСД — расстройство стереотипных движений
  • РСК — реакция связывания комплемента
  • РСП - расчетная средняя потребность
  • РТГА — реакция торможения гемагглютинации
  • РТНГА — реакция торможения непрямой гемагглютинации
  • РФ — Российская Федерация
  • РХР — ретиноевые Х-рецепторы
  • РЧА — радиочастотная абляция
  • РЭС — ретикулоэндотелиальная система
  • с — секунда
  • св-во — свойство
  • САМ - синдром аспирации мекония
  • СВДС — синдром внезапной детской смерти
  • СГЯ — синдром гиперстимуляции яичников
  • СД — сахарный диабет
  • СД-1 — сахарный диабет 1-го типа
  • СД-2 — сахарный диабет 2-го типа
  • СДВГ — синдром дефицита внимания и гиперактивности
  • СЕ — субъединица
  • СЖК — свободные жирные кислоты
  • СЗД - служба защиты детей
  • СЗСТ — системное(ые) заболевание(я) соединительной ткани
  • СИЗ — средства индивидуальной защиты
  • СИОЗС— селективный ингибитор обратного захвата серотонина
  • СИОЗСН — селективные ингибиторы обратного захвата серотонина и норэпинефрина
  • СКА — серповидно-клеточная анемия
  • СКВ — серповидно-клеточная болезнь
  • СКВ — системная красная волчанка
  • СКФ — скорость клубочковой фильтрации
  • СЛР — сердечно-легочная реанимация
  • см — сантиметр
  • см вод.ст. — сантиметр водяного столба
  • СМЖ — спинномозговая жидкость
  • СМИ — средства массовой информации
  • СМО — страховая медицинская организация
  • СМП — скорая медицинская помощь
  • СМЭ — судебно-медицинская экспертиза
  • СН — сердечная недостаточность
  • СНСАДГ — синдром неадекватной секреции АДГ
  • СОАС — синдром обструктивного апноэ сна (во сне) совр. — современный
  • СОЭ — скорость оседания эритроцитов
  • СПИД — синдром приобретенного иммунодефицита
  • СПКЯ — синдром поликистозных яичников
  • СПОН — синдром полиорганной недостаточности
  • СРВ — С-реактивный белок
  • СРК — синдром раздраженного кишечника
  • СрСД — средняя суточная доза
  • ССВ — синдром Стерджа-Вебера
  • ССВР — синдром системной воспалительной реакции
  • ССЗ — сердечно-сосудистые заболевания
  • ССС — сердечно-сосудистая система
  • СССУ — синдром слабости синусового узла
  • СТ — Синдром Туретта
  • СТГ — соматотропный гормон
  • СТР — стойкое (хроническое) моторное или вокальное тикозное расстройство
  • сут — сутки
  • СХУ — синдром хронической усталости
  • т.д. — так далее
  • т.е. — то есть
  • т.к. — так как
  • т.о. — таким образом
  • т.п. — тому подобное
  • Т3 — трийодтиронин
  • Т4 — тироксин
  • ТАНК — тест амплификации нуклеиновых кислот
  • ТБС — тазобедренный сустав
  • ТГВ — тромбоз глубоких вен
  • ТГСК — трансплантация гемопоэтических стволовых клеток
  • ТИА — транзиторная ишемическая атака
  • ТИАБ — тонкоигольная аспирационная биопсия
  • ТМО — твердая мозговая оболочка
  • TH — торговое наименование лекарственных средств
  • ТПГГ — территориальная программа государственных гарантий оказания гражданам РФ бесплатной медицинской помощи
  • ТПМ — травматическое повреждение мозга
  • ТТ — температура тела
  • ТТГ — тиреотропный гормон
  • ТФР — трансформирующий фактор роста
  • ТЦА — трициклические антидепрессанты
  • тыс. — тысяча
  • ТЭД —транзиторная эритробластопения детского возраста
  • ТЭЛА — тромбоэмболия легочной артерии
  • ТЭО — тромбоэмболические осложнения
  • УЗДС — ультразвуковое дуплексное сканирование
  • УЗИ — ультразвуковое исследование
  • устар. — устаревшее
  • УФ — ультрафиолетовый
  • УФО — ультрафиолетовое облучение
  • ФАП — фельдшерско-акушерский пункт
  • ФВ — фракция выброса
  • ФВД — функции внешнего дыхания
  • ФЖЕЛ — форсированная жизненная емкость легких
  • ФЗ — Федеральный закон
  • физиол. — физиологический
  • ФК — функциональный класс
  • ФКС — фиброколоноскопия
  • ФКУ — фенилкетонурия
  • ФН — физическая нагрузка
  • ФИО — фактор некроза опухоли
  • ФОМС — федеральный фонд обязательного медицинского страхования
  • ФОС — фосфорорганические соединения
  • ФП — фибрилляция предсердий
  • фр. — французский
  • ФСГ — фолликулостимулирующий гормон
  • ФЭГДС — фиброэзофагогастродуоденоскопия
  • ХБП — хроническая болезнь почек
  • ХГЧ — хорионический гонадотропин человека
  • ХДН — хроническая дыхательная недостаточность
  • хим. — химическая
  • ХНЗЛ —хронические неспецифические заболевания легких
  • ХОБЛ — хроническая обструктивная болезнь легких
  • ХПН — хроническая почечная недостаточность
  • ХС — холестерин
  • ХСН — хроническая сердечная недостаточность
  • XT — химиотерапия
  • ЦВД — центральное венозное давление
  • ЦВК — центральный венозный катетер
  • ЦИК — циркулирующие иммунные комплексы
  • ЦМВ — цитомегаловирус
  • ЦНС — центральная нервная система
  • ЦОГ — циклооксигеназа
  • ЦПД — церебральное перфузионное давление
  • ЦСТС — церебральный сольтеряющий синдром ч — час
  • ЧД — частота дыхания
  • ЧДД — частота дыхательных движений
  • ЧКВ — чрескожное коронарное вмешательство
  • ЧМН — черепно-мозговые нервы
  • ЧМТ — черепно-мозговая травма
  • ЧН — черепные нервы
  • ЧС — чувствительность/специфичность (ЧС 97%/87%)
  • ЧСС — частота сердечных сокращений
  • ЧССП - частота сердечных сокращений плода
  • ЧТВ — частичное тромбопластиновое время
  • ШКГ — шкала комы Глазго
  • ШОП — шейный отдел позвоночника
  • ЩЖ — щитовидная железа
  • ГЦФ — щелочная фосфатаза
  • ЭАР — эквивалент активности ретинола
  • ЭДТА — этилендиаминтетрауксусная кислота (этилендиаминтетраацетат)
  • ЭКГ — электрокардиография
  • ЭКМО — экстракорпоральная мембранная оксигенация
  • ЭКО — экстракорпоральное оплодотворение
  • ЭКС — электрокардиостимулятор, элекгрокардиостимуляция
  • ЭМГ — электромиография
  • ЭМК — электронная медицинская карта
  • ЭМП — экстренная медицинская помощь
  • ЭНМП — экстренная и неотложная медицинская помощь
  • ЭНМТ — экстремально низкая масса тела
  • ЭТТ — эндотрахеальная трубка
  • ЭхоКГ — эхокардиография
  • ЭЭГ — электроэнцефалография
  • ЮДМ — ювенильный дерматомиозит
  • ЮИА — ювенильный идиопатический артрит
  • ЯБ — язвенная болезнь
  • АА — амилоид A (amyloid А)
  • ААР — Американская академия педиатрии (American Academy of Pediatrics)
  • ABC — алгоритм неотложной помощи «дыхательные пути-дыхание-кровообращение» (Airways-Breathing-Circulation)
  • АВСА3 — белковый член АТФ-связывающей кассеты А3
  • АВСВ11— ген АТФ-связывающей кассеты, 11-й член подсемейства В (ATP-binding cassette, sub-family В member 11)
  • АВСВ4 — ген АТФ-связывающей кассеты, 4-й член подсемейства В (ATP-binding cassette 4 gene)
  • АВСС2 — ген, кодирующий 2-й член подсемейства С АТФ-связывающих кассет (ATP-binding cassette sub-family С member 2)
  • ABCDE — алгоритм неотложной помощи «дыхательные пути-дыхание-кровообращение-неврологический статус-внешний вид» (Airways-Breathing-Circulation-Disability- Exposure)
  • ABCG5/G8 — гетеродимер переносчика АТФ-связывающей кассеты ABCG5 и ABCG8 (The heterodimer of ATP-binding cassette transporter ABCG5 and ABCG8)
  • AC — до еды (при назначениях) — ante cibum
  • АСЕР — Американская коллегия врачей неотложной помощи (American College of Emergency Physicians)
  • ACOG — Американская коллегия акушеров и гинекологов (American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists)
  • AHA — Американская кардиологическая ассоциация (American Heart Association)
  • ALTE — очевидное опасное для жизни событие (apparent life-threatening event)
  • APLS — курсы расширенных реанимационных мероприятий в педиатрии, спонсируемые Американской академией педиатрии и Американской коллегией врачей неотложной помощи (Advanced Pediatric Life Support)
  • ARPKD — аутосомно-рецессивный поликистоз почек
  • ASCVD-риск — риск развития атеросклеротического сердечно-сосудистого заболевания (ArterioSclerotic Cardiovascular Disease, ASCVD)
  • AVPU — шкала для оценки уровня сознания («в ясном сознании»; «реакция на вербальные раздражители»; «реакция на боль»; «без сознания») (alert, verbal, pain, unresponsive)
  • BCS — митохондриальный шаперон BCS1 (mitochondrial chaperone BCS1)
  • BIN — биноминальная номенклатура «живой» природы
  • BiPAP — режим искусственной вентиляции легких с двумя уровнями положительного давления (bilevel positive airway pressure) = ВРАР
  • BNP — натрийуретический пептид В-типа — мозговой (В (brain)-type natriuretic peptide)
  • BRUE — быстро разрешившиеся необъяснимые события (Brief resolved unexplained events)
  • BSEP — насос выведения солей желчных кислот
  • CADASIL — церебральная аутосомно-доминантная артериопатия с подкорковыми инфарктами и лейкоэнцефалопатией (cerebral autosomal dominant arteriopathy with subcortical infarcts and leukoencephalopathy)
  • CAPS — криопирин-ассоциированный периодический синдром (cryopyrin-associated periodic syndrome)
  • CBIT — комплексное поведенческое воздействие при тиках (Comprehensive behavioral intervention for tics)
  • CD — кластеры дифференцировки (clusters of differentiation)
  • CDC — Центр по контролю и профилактике заболеваний, США (Center for Disease Control and Prevention)
  • CDG — врожденные нарушения гликозилирования (Congenital Disorder of Glycosylation)
  • CFTR — трансмембранный регулятор муковисцидоза (cystic fibrosis transmembrane regulator)
  • CH — гемолитический комплемент (hemolytic complement)
  • CLLS — шкала оценки острой горной болезни озера Луиз у детей (Childrens Lake Louise Score)
  • CMT — Шарко-Мари-Тута болезнь (Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease)
  • СРАР — постоянное положительное давление в дыхательных путях (Constant Positive Airway Pressure)
  • CYP — цитохром общий
  • DAF — фактор ускорения распада (decay-accelerating factor)
  • DGAT1 —диацилглицерин-1-ацилтрансфераза (diacylglycerol acyltransferase 1)
  • DHR — дигидрородамин (dihydrorhodamine)
  • DSM — Диагностическое и статистическое руководство по психическим расстройствам (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders)
  • EAST syndrome — эпилепсия, атаксия, сенсоневральная тугоухость и тубулопатия (epilepsy, ataxia, sensorineural hearing loss, and tubulopath)
  • EBM — доказательная медицина (Evidence based medicine)
  • EPCAM— молекула адгезии эпителиальных клеток (epithelial cell adhesion molecule)
  • ESC — Европейское общество кардиологии (European Society of Cardiology)
  • EXIT — лечение вне матки во время родов (Ex utero intrapartum treatment)
  • FAST — сфокусированная сонография брюшной полости при травме (focused assessment with sonography in trauma)
  • FDA — Комитет по контролю за лекарственными веществами и пищевыми добавками, США (Food and Drug Administration)
  • FFR — фракционный резерв кровотока (Fractional Flow Reserve)
  • FGF-23 — фактор роста фибробластов-23 (Fibroblast growth factor-23)
  • FIC 1 —семейный внутрипеченочный холестаз 1-го типа, болезнь Байлера (familial intrahepatic cholestasis)
  • FiO2 — фракция кислорода (во вдыхаемом воздухе, газовой смеси)
  • FISH — флуоресцентная in situ гибридизация (fluorescence in situ hybridization)
  • FLAIR — восстановление инверсии с ослаблением жидкости (fluid-attenuated inversion recovery)
  • FMF — семейная средиземноморская лихорадка (Familial Mediterranean fever)
  • GATA — gata-связывающий белок
  • HADH — гидроксилацил-КоА-дегидрогеназа (Hydro-xyacyl-Coenzyme A dehydrogenase)
  • HAV — вирус гепатита В (hepatitis A virus)
  • Hb — гемоглобин
  • HBcAg — сердцевинный антиген вируса гепатита В
  • HBeAg — антиген вируса гепатита В
  • HBsAg — поверхностный антиген вируса гепатита В
  • HBV — вирус гепатита В (hepatitis В virus)
  • HCV — вирус гепатита С (hepatitis С virus)
  • HDV — вирус гепатита D (hepatitis D virus)
  • HFNC — назальные канюли высокого потока (heated, high-flow nasal cannula)
  • Hib — гемофильная палочка типа В (Haemophilus influenzae В type)
  • HLA — лейкоцитарные антигены (главного комплекса гистосовместимости) человека (human leukocyte antigens)
  • HR — отношение рисков (hazard ratio)
  • HRT — терапия отмены привычки (Habit reversal therapy)
  • Ht — гематокрит
  • HTLV — Т-лимфотропный вирус человека (human T-lymphotropic virus)
  • Ig — иммуноглобулин
  • IgA — иммуноглобулин A
  • IgE — иммуноглобулин E
  • IgG — иммуноглобулин G
  • IgM — иммуноглобулин M
  • IL — интерлейкин
  • IPEX — Х-сцепленный синдром иммунной дисре-гуляции, полиэндокринопатии и энтеропатии (Immunedysregulation polyendocrinopathy enteropathy, X-linked)
  • IQ — коэффициент умственного развития (intelligence quotient)
  • JAK — янус-киназа (Janus kinase)
  • LFA — антиген, активирующий функцию лейкоцитов (Lymphocyte function-associated antigen)
  • LT — лейкотриен
  • MALT — лимфоидная ткань слизистой оболочки (mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue)
  • MASP — МСЛ-ассоциированная сериновая протеаза (MBL-associated serine protease)
  • MBL — маннозо-связывающий лектин (mannose-
  • binding lectin)
  • MCP — мембранный белок-кофактор (membrane cofactor protein)
  • MDR3 — белок множественной лекарственной устойчивости 3 (multidrug resistance protein 3)
  • MELAS — митохондриальная энцефалопатия, лактоацидоз и инсультоподобные эпизоды (mitochondrial encephalomyopathy, lactic acidosis, and stroke-like episodes)
  • MERRF — миоклоническая эпилепсия с рваными красными волокнами (Myoclonic epilepsy with ragged red fibers)
  • Mr — кажущаяся молекулярная масса
  • MRP — белок с множественной лекарственной устойчивостью (multidrug-resistant protein)
  • MRSA — метициллинрезистентный золотистый стафилококк
  • MSSA — метициллинчувствительный золотистый стафилококк
  • NB! — важно, обратить внимание (Nota bene)
  • NICE — Национальный институт здоровья и клинического совершенствования (качества медицинской помощи) Великобритании (National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence)
  • NK — естественные клетки-киллеры (natural killer)
  • NMDA — N-метил-D-аспартат (N-methyl-D-aspartate)
  • NMDA — N-метил-D-аспартатные рецепторы
  • NNT — число больных, которых необходимо пролечить, чтобы достичь какого-то указанного эффекта (Number Need to Treatment)
  • OR — отношение шансов (odds ratio)
  • paCO2 — парциальное давление углекислого газа в артериальной крови
  • PALS — курсы расширенных реанимационных мероприятий в педиатрии (Pediatric Advanced Life Support)
  • PANDAS — аутоиммунное нейропсихиатрическое расстройство в детском возрасте, ассоциированное со стрептококковой инфекцией (Pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorder associated with streptococcal infection)
  • PANS — острый нейропсихиатрический синдром в детском возрасте (Pediatric acute-onset neuropsychiatric syndrome)
  • paO2 — парциальное давление кислорода в артериальной крови
  • PAS — фуксинсернистая кислота, реактив Шиффа (periodic acid-Shiff)
  • PC — после еды (при назначениях) — post cibum рСO2 — парциальное давление углекислого газа
  • PCSK-9 — пропротеиновая конвертаза субтилизин-кекси-нового типа 9 (proprotein convertase subtilisin/ kexin type 9)
  • PFAPA — периодическая лихорадка с афтозным стоматитом, фарингитом и лимфаденитом (Periodic Fevers with Aphthous stomatitis, Pharyngitis and Adenitis)
  • PFIC — семейный внутрипеченочный холестаз (familial intrahepatic cholestasis)
  • Pg — простагландин
  • pH — водородный показатель
  • PIM — показатель летального исхода у детей (Pediatric Index of Mortality)
  • piO2 — парциальное давление кислорода во вдыхаемом
  • воздухе
  • рO2 — парциальное давление кислорода
  • POLG — субъединица ДНК-полимеразы у
  • PRISA II — оценка риска госпитализации у детей II (Pediatric Risk of Admission)
  • PRISM — риск летального исхода у детей (Pediatric Risk of Mortality)
  • PRN — при (по) необходимости (Pro re nata — при возникновении обстоятельств)
  • PRSS — ген сериновой протеазы
  • PS. — примечание (Post scriptum)
  • PUVA-терапия — псорален-ультрафиолет А-терапия (psoralen and ultraviolet А)
  • Q#H — каждые # часов (при назначениях) — quaque ... hora
  • QAM — каждое утро (при назначениях) — quaque ante meridiem
  • QPM — каждый вечер (при назначениях) — quaque post meridiem
  • RAG — ген, активирующий рекомбиназу
  • RePEAT— пересмотренный инструмент для оценки педиатрической неотложной медицинской помощи (Revised Pediatric Emergency Assessment Tool)
  • RF — ревматоидный фактор
  • Rh — резус(-фактор)
  • Rh«-» — резус-отрицательн(ый)
  • Rh«+» — резус-положительн(ый)
  • ROHHAD — быстро развивающееся ожирение с дисфункцией гипоталамуса, гиповентиляцией и спонтанной дисрегуляцией (rapid-onset obesity with hypothalamic dysfunction, hypoventilation and autonomic dysregulation)
  • RR — относительный риск (relative risk или risk ratio) RW — реакция Вассермана (reaction of Wassermann)
  • SaO2 — сатурация артериальной крови кислородом SatO2 — насыщение крови кислородом
  • ScvO2 — насыщение кислородом центральной венозной крови (Central venous oxygen saturation)
  • SD — стандартное отклонение (standart deviation) SFTPA — ген сурфактантного белка A
  • SFTPB — ген сурфактантного белка В
  • SFTPC — ген сурфактантного белка С
  • SPINK — ингибитор сериновой протеазы
  • SpO2 — насыщение (сатурация) гемоглобина кислородом spp. — виды (при родовом имени микроорганизмов)
  • Src. — источник информации, библиографическая ссылка (source)
  • STAT1 — сигнальный преобразователь и активатор транскрипции 1 (signal transducer and activator of transcription)
  • TA — международная анатомическая терминология TCR — T-клеточный рецептор (T-cell receptor)
  • TLRs — Толл-подобные рецепторы (Toll-like receptors) TNF — фактор некроза опухоли (tumor necrosis factor)
  • TORCH — токсоплазмоз, краснуха, цитомегаловирусная инфекция, герпес и другие инфекции (Toxoplasmosis, Other infections, Rubella, Cytomegalovirus Herpes simplex)
  • TPM — мутация тропомиозина (mutation of the tropomyosin)
  • TRAP — синдром обратной артериальной перфузии близнецов (twin reversed arterial perfusion)
  • TRAPS — периодический синдром, ассоциированный с рецептором фактора некроза опухоли (Tumor Necrosis Factor Receptor-Associated Periodic Syndrome)
  • ™ — торговая марка
  • URL — интернет-ссылка, адрес интернет-ресурса (Uniform Resource Locator)
  • VEGF — фактор роста эндотелия сосудов (Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor)
  • WPW — синдром Вольфа-Паркинсона-Уайта (Wolff-Parkinson-White)
  • XLA — Х-сцепленная агаммаглобулинемия (X-linked agammaglobulinemia)
  • aDG-RD — дистрофии, связанные с a-дистрогликанами (alpha dystroglycan-related dystrophies)
  • β-ХГЧ — β-субъединица хорионического гонадотропина человека

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