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H&H – hemoglobin and hematocrit
H&P – history and physical
H2O – water
HA – headache
HAV – hepatitis virus
HAZMAT – hazardous materials
HB – hemoglobin
HBA1C – hemoglobin A1C
HBV – hepatitis B virus
HCO3 – bicarbonate
HC – head circumference
HCT – hematocrit, hydrochlorothiazide
HCTZ – hydrochlorothiazide
HCV – hepatitis c virus
HD – hemodialysis
HDL – high-density lipoprotein
HDV – hepatitis D virus
HEENT – head, ears, eyes, nose, and throat
Hematoma – localized collection of blood outside of the blood vessels
Hematology – study of the blood and blood disorders
Hematoma – blood collection under the skin
Hematuria – blood in urine
Hematemesis – vomiting blood
Hemorrhage – excessive bleeding
Hep – hepatitis
Hepatitis – inflammation of the liver
Hernia – an organ bulge through a muscle
HF – heart failure
HGB – hemoglobin
HH – home health
HHC – home health care
HHS – health and human services
HIPAA – Health insurance portability and accountability act
HIV – human immunodeficiency virus
HLD – hyperlipidemia
H/O – history of
HOB – head of bed
HOH – hard of hearing
HPI – history of present illness
HR – heart rate, hour, human resources
HS – at bedtime
HT – height
HTN – hypertension
Hum – humidified
HV – hemovac
HX – history
Hyper – above normal
Hyperlipidemia – high cholesterol
Hypertension – high blood pressure
Hypo – below normal
Hypoglycemia – low blood sugar
Hypotension – low blood pressure
Hypoxia – low oxygen level in tissues
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