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    Abbreviations - G

    A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

    G - G glycine.

    g - g gm gram.

    G - G gravida.

    G - G guanine.

    G - G histopathological grading.

    G&O - G&O gas and oxygen.

    G-1-P - G-1-P glucose-1-phosphate.

    G-CSF - G-CSF granulocyte colony stimulating factor promotes production of white blood cells.

    G-DAP - G-DAP Geriatric Draw-A-Person

    G-M - G-M Geiger-Muller (counter).

    g-m - g-m gram-meter.

    g-mol - g-mol gram-molecule.

    G-type - G-type gastric type.

    G/M - G/M granulocyte/macrophage.

    g/ml - g/ml grams per milliliter.

    G/P - G/P gravida/para.

    G3P - G3P G-3-P glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate.

    G3P - G3P glycerol-3-phosphate.

    G3PD - G3PD glucose-3-phosphate dehydrogenase.

    G6P - G6P G-6-P glucose-6-phosphate.

    G6Pase - G6Pase G-6-Pase glucose-6-phosphatase.

    G6PD - G6PD G-6-PD glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase.

    GA - GA gastric analysis; general appearance.

    GA - GA general anaesthetic/anesthesia.

    GA - GA gestational age.

    GA - GA granulocyte agglutination assay.

    GA/BW - GA/BW 16 gestational age/birthweight categories.

    GAA - GAA guanine-adenine-adenine codon for glutamic acid.

    GAC - GAC guanine-adenine-cytosine codon for aspartic acid.

    GAD - GAD generalized anxiety disorder.

    GAF score - GAF score global assessment of functioning.

    GAG - GAG guanine-adenine-guanine codon for glutamic acid.

    Gal - Gal gallon.

    GALOP (syndrome) - GALOP (syndrome) Gait disorder Autoantibody Late-age Onset

    GAMC - GAMC General Assistance Medical Care.

    GAP-43 - GAP-43 growth-associated protein-43.

    gastroc - gastroc Gastrocnemius.

    GAU - GAU guanine-adenine-uracil codon for aspartic acid.

    GB - GB gallbladder.

    GBD - GBD gallbladder disease.

    GBEF - GBEF gallbladder ejection fraction.

    GBM - GBM glomerular basement membrane.

    GBS - GBS gallbladder series.

    GBS - GBS Guillian-Barre syndrome.

    GC - GC gas chromatography.

    GC - GC general condition.

    GC - GC germinal center.

    GC - GC gonococcal; gonococcus.

    GC/MS - GC/MS gas chromatography/mass spectrometry.

    GCA - GCA giant cell arteritis.

    GCA - GCA guanine-cytosine-adenine codon for alanine.

    GCC - GCC guanine-cytosine-cytosine codon for alanine.

    GCDFP-15 - GCDFP-15 gross cystic disease fluid protein 15.

    GCG - GCG guanine-cytosine-guanine codon for alanine.

    GCNST - GCNST granular cell nerve sheath tumor.

    GCP - GCP Good Clinical Practice (guidelines).

    GCRP - GCRP good clinical research practice.

    GCS - GCS Glasgow Coma Scale.

    GCT - GCT germ cell tumor.

    GCU - GCU guanine-cytosine-uracil codon for alanine.

    GD - GD gastroparesis diabeticorum.

    GDM - GDM gestational diabetes mellitus.

    GDP - GDP Gross Domestic Product.

    GE - GE gastroenteritis.

    GE - GE gastroesophageal.

    GE - GE gradient echo (MRI).

    Ged - Ged end-diastolic conductances.

    GED - GED gas electron diffraction.

    GED - GED gastric emptying duration.

    GED - GED gastric epithelial dysplasia.

    GED - GED general emergency department.

    GED - GED general equivalency diploma.

    GED - GED generalised exfoliative dermatitis.

    GED - GED generalized epileptiform discharges.

    GED - GED Gln-enriched diet.

    GED - GED glutamic acid diethyl ester.

    GED - GED Graves' eye disease.

    GED - GED GTPase effector domain.

    GED - GED guanidinoethyldisulphide.

    Ged - Ged left ventricle centers of gravity at end-diastole.

    GED-ELISA - GED-ELISA gel electrophoresis-derived enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay.

    GEDs - GEDs Glycosphingolipid-enriched domains.

    GERD - GERD gastroesophageal reflux disease.

    Ges - Ges end-systolic conductances.

    GFAP - GFAP glial fibrillary acidic protein.

    GFP - GFP green fluorescent protein.

    GFR - GFR glomerular filtration rate.

    GFW - GFW Guizhi-Fuling-Wan (prescription of Traditional Chinese Medicine for liver disease).

    GG - GG gamma globulin.

    GGA - GGA guanine-guanine-adenine codon for glycine.

    GGC - GGC guanine-guanine-cytosine codon for glycine.

    GGF - GGF glial growth factor.

    GGF - GGF grifolafrondosa.

    GGG - GGG guanine-guanine-guanine codon for glycine.

    GGT - GGT gamma-glutamyltransferase.

    GGT - GGT gamma-glutamyltranspeptidase.

    GGU - GGU guanine-guanine-uracil codon for glycine.

    GH - GH general health.

    GH - GH growth hormone (somatotropin).

    GHBP - GHBP growth hormone binding protein. comminuted.

    GHD - GHD growth hormone deficiency.

    GHRF - GHRF growth hormone releasing factor.

    GHSG - GHSG German Hodgkin Lymphoma Study Group.

    GHT - GHT geniculo-hypothalamic tract.

    GHT - GHT growth hormone therapy.

    GI - GI [gaster (Greek)] gastrointestinal.

    GI - GI gonion.

    GIC - GIC glass ionomer cement.

    GICD - GICD Groupe Internationale Cotrel Dubousset.

    GIF - GIF granulocyte immunofluorescence assay.

    GIH - GIH gastrointestinal hormone.

    GIN - GIN glucose/nitrogen ratio.

    GINS - GINS glucose in normal saline (solution).

    GIP - GIP gastric inhibitory peptide.

    GIP - GIP giant cell interstitial pneumonia.

    GIP - GIP glucose-dependent insulinotropic peptide.

    GIP - GIP gonorrheal invasive peritonitis.

    GIS - GIS Global Information System.

    GLC - GLC gas-liquid chromatography.

    Gln - Gln glutamine.

    GLP - GLP good laboratory practice.

    Glu - Glu glucose.

    Glu - Glu glutamic acid.

    GLU - GLU glutamic acid.

    gluc - gluc glucose.

    GLUC - GLUC glucosidase.

    GLUD - GLUD glutamate dehydrogenase.

    GLUDP - GLUDP glutamate dehydrogenase pseudogene.

    GLUL - GLUL glutamate (ammonia) ligase.

    GLUR - GLUR glutamate receptor.

    GLUT - GLUT glucose transporter.

    GLV - GLV gibbon ape leukemia virus.

    GLV - GLV Gross leukemia virus.

    GLVR - GLVR gibbon ape leukemia virus receptor.

    GLY - GLY gly glycine.

    Gly - Gly glycine

    glyc - glyc glyceride.

    Gm - Gm an allotype marker on the heavy chains of immunoglobins.

    gm - gm cal gram calorie.

    GM - GM gastric mucosa.

    GM - GM Geiger-Muller (counter).

    GM - GM general medicine.

    GM - GM genetic manipulation.

    GM - GM geometric mean.

    GM - GM giant melanosome.

    gm - gm GM gram.

    GM - GM gram.

    gm - gm gram.

    GM - GM grand mal (epilepsy).

    GM - GM grand multiparity.

    GM - GM grandmother.

    GM - GM granulocyte-macrophage.

    GM - GM gray matter.

    GM - GM gross motor.

    GM - GM growth medium.

    GM&S - GM&S general medicine and surgery.

    GM+ - GM+ gram-positive.

    GM- - GM- gram-negative.

    GM-CFU - GM-CFU granulocyte~macrophage colony forming unit.

    GM-CSF - GM-CSF granulocyte and macrophage colony stimulating factor.

    gm-m - gm-m gram-meter.

    gm. neg. - gm. neg. gram negative.

    gm/cc - gm/cc grams per cubic centimeter.

    gm/l - gm/l grams per liter.

    GMA - GMA glyceral methacrylate.

    GMA - GMA gross motor activity.

    GMB - GMB gastric mucosal barrier.

    GMB - GMB granulomembranous body.

    GMBF - GMBF gastric mucosa blood flow.

    GMC - GMC general medical clinic.

    GMC - GMC general medical council.

    GMC - GMC giant migratory contraction.

    GMC - GMC grivet monkey cell.

    GMCD - GMCD grand mal convulsive disorder.

    GMD - GMD geometric mean diameter.

    GMD - GMD glycopeptide moiety modified derivative.

    GME - GME graduate medical education.

    GMENAC - GMENAC Graduate Medical Education National Advisory Committee.

    GMH - GMH germinal matrix hemorrhage.

    GMK - GMK green monkey kidney (cells).

    GML - GML gut mucosa lymphocyte.

    GMN - GMN gradient moment nulling.

    GMP - GMP glucose monophosphate.

    GMP - GMP good manufacturing practice.

    GMP - GMP granule membrane protein.

    GMP - GMP guanosine monophosphate.

    GMPR - GMPR guanine monophosphate reductase.

    GMPs - GMPs GDP-mannose pyrophosphorylases.

    GMR - GMR gallops murmurs rubs.

    GMR - GMR gradient motion rephasing.

    GMRH - GMRH germinal matrix related hemorrhage.

    GMRI - GMRI gated magnetic resonance imaging.

    GMS - GMS General Medical Service.

    GMS - GMS geriatric mental state.

    GMS - GMS Gilbert-Meulengracht syndrome.

    GMS - GMS glyceryl monostearate.

    GMS - GMS Gomori methenamine silver stain.

    GMS - GMS goniodysgenesis-menta1 retardation-short stature (syndrome).

    GMSC - GMSC General Medical Services Committee.

    GMT - GMT geometric mean titer.

    GMT - GMT gingival margin trimmer.

    GMV - GMV gram molecular volume.

    GMW - GMW gram molecular weight.

    GN - GN gaze nystagmus.

    GN - GN glomerulonephritis.

    GN - GN glucose nitrogen (ratio).

    Gn - Gn gnathion.

    GN - GN gnotobiote.

    Gn - Gn gonadotropin.

    GN - GN graduate nurse.

    GN - GN gram-negative.

    GN - GN guanine nucleotide.

    GNA - GNA general nursing assistance.

    GNAT - GNAT guanine nucleotide-binding protein alpha-transducing.

    GNAZ - GNAZ guanosine nucleotide-binding alpha Z polypeptide.

    GNB - GNB ganglioneuroblastoma.

    GNB - GNB gram-negative bacillus.

    GNB - GNB guanine nucleotide-binding (protein).

    GNBM - GNBM gram-negative bacillary meningitis.

    GNBT - GNBT guanine nucleotide-binding protein beta transducing.

    GNC - GNC general nursing care.

    GNC - GNC General Nursing Council.

    GNC - GNC geriatric nurse clinician.

    GND - GND Gram-negative diplococci.

    GNID - GNID gram-negative intracellular diplococci.

    GNP - GNP geriatric nurse practitioner.

    GNP - GNP gerontologic nurse practitioner.

    GNP - GNP Gross National Product .

    GNR - GNR gram-negative rods.

    GnRF - GnRF gonadotropin-releasing factor.

    GnRH - GnRH gonadotropin-releasing hormone.

    GnRHR - GnRHR gonadotropin-releasing hormone receptor.

    GNTP - GNTP Graduate Nurse Transition Program.

    GO - GO gastro-(o)esophageal.

    GO - GO geroderma osteodysplastica.

    GO - GO glucose oxidase.

    Go - Go gonion.

    GO - GO gonorrhea.

    GOA - GOA generalized osteoarthritis.

    GOAT - GOAT Galveston Orientation and Amnesia Test.

    GOBAB - GOBAB gamma-hydroxy-beta-aminobutyric acid.

    GOE - GOE gas oxygen and ether.

    GOG - GOG Gynecologic Oncology Group.

    GOH - GOH gemderma osteodysplastica hereditaria.

    GOK - GOK God only knows (the diagnosis).

    GOMER - GOMER Get Out of My Examination Room.

    GOMER - GOMER Grand Old Man of the Emergency Room.

    GON - GON gonococcal ophthalmia neonatorum.

    GON - GON Government of Nigeria.

    GOND - GOND glaucomatous optic nerve damage.

    GOQ - GOQ glucose oxidation quotient.

    GOR - GOR gastroesophageal reflux.

    GOR - GOR general operating room.

    GOS - GOS Glasgow outcome score.

    GOT - GOT aspartate aminotransferase.

    GOT - GOT glucose oxidase test.

    GOT - GOT glutamate oxaloacetate transaminase.

    GOT - GOT goal of treatment.

    GOTM - GOTM glutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase mitochondrial.

    GOX - GOX glyphosate oxydoreductase.

    GP - GP gangliocytic paraganglioma.

    GP - GP gastric pneumatosis.

    GP - GP gastroplasty.

    gp - gp gene product.

    GP - GP general paralysis general paresis.

    GP - GP general physic.

    GP - GP general practice general practitioner.

    GP - GP genetic prediabetes.

    GP - GP geometric progression.

    GP - GP globus pallidus.

    GP - GP glucose phosphate.

    GP - GP glutathione peroxidase.

    GP - GP glycerophosphate.

    GP - GP glycogen phosphorylase.

    GP - GP glycopeptide.

    GP - GP glycophorin.

    GP - GP glycoprotein.

    GP - GP Goodpasture syndrome.

    GP - GP gram positive.

    GP - GP gross product.

    GP - GP group.

    GP - GP guinea pig.

    GP - GP gutta percha.

    Gp - Gp parallel conductance.

    gp46 - gp46 viral protein specific to HIV virus.

    GPA - GPA Goodpasture antigen.

    GPA - GPA grade point average.

    GPA - GPA Group Practice Association.

    GPA - GPA growth-promoting activity.

    GPA - GPA guinea pig albumin.

    Gpa - Gpa the phosphorylated high-activity form of glycogen phosphorylase (GP).

    GPA(?-) - GPA(?-) alpha-D-glucose pentaacetate.

    GPA(3-) - GPA(3-) 3-guanidinopropionic acid.

    GPAIS - GPAIS guinea pig anti-insulin serum.

    GPB - GPB glossopharyngeal breathing.

    GPB - GPB glycophorin B.

    GPb - GPb the dephosphorylated low-activity form of glycogen phosphorylase (GP).

    GPC - GPC gastric parietal cell.

    GPC - GPC gel permeation chromatography.

    GPC - GPC giant papillary conjunctivitis.

    GPC - GPC glycophorin C.

    GPC - GPC granular progenitor cell.

    GPC - GPC guinea pig complement.

    GPCI - GPCI geographic practice cost index.

    GPD - GPD glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase.

    GPD - GPD glycerol-phosphate dehydrogenase.

    GPI - GPI glycophosphatidilinositol (anchor surface protein deficient in PNH).

    GPI - GPI glycosylphosphatidylinositol.

    GPOH - GPOH Gesellschaft fur Padiatrische Onkologie und Hamatologie (German Paed. Onc Group).

    GPP - GPP good pharmacy practices.

    GPR - GPR good partial remission.

    GPT - GPT glutamic pyruvic transaminase. Polyneuropathy.

    GPx - GPx glucathione peroxydase.

    GR - GR gastric resection; great greater; gross grossly; group.

    GR - GR glutathione reductase.

    gr - gr grain.

    Gra - Gra granulocytes.

    GRAIL - GRAIL Gene Recognition and Analysis Internet Link.

    GRAV - GRAV Grav. gravida a pregnant woman.

    GRE - GRE gradient echo.

    GRH - GRH growth hormone-releasing hormone (somatocrinin).

    GRID - GRID gay-related immunodeficiency.

    GRM - GRM gallop rub murmur.

    GS - GS glycogen synthase.

    GSC - GSC gas-solid chromatography.

    GSH - GSH reduced glutathione.

    GSM - GSM grams per square meter.

    GSS - GSS Gerstmann-Str?ussler syndrome.

    GSS - GSS glucose-saline solution.

    GSS - GSS Gruppo di Studio della Scoliosi e delle Patologie Vertebrali.

    GSSG - GSSG oxidized glutathione.

    GST-P - GST-P glutathione S-transferase P form.

    GSW - GSW gun shot wound.

    GT - GT gait training.

    gt - gt gtt drop drops.

    GTD - GTD gestational trophoblastic disease.

    GTT - GTT glucose tolerance test.

    Gtts - Gtts drops per minute.

    GU - GU (genitalis) genitourinary.

    GU - GU gastric ulcer.

    GUA - GUA guanine-uracil-adenine codon for valine.

    GUC - GUC guanine-uracil-cytosine codon for valine.

    GUG - GUG guanine-uracil-guanine codon for valine.

    Guppying - Guppying the complete exterior and interior alteration that most World War II boats experienced after the war.

    GUU - GUU guanine-uracil-uracil codon for valine.

    GvHD - GvHD graft versus host disease.

    GVHR - GVHR graft vs. host reaction.

    GW - GW gigaohm (one billion ohms).

    GXT - GXT graded exercise test.

    Gy - Gy grays (units of radiation).

    GYN - GYN gyn gynecology.


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