Associations to the word «Diag»
Noun
- Dsm
- Biopsy
- Tomography
- Diagnosis
- Ultrasound
- Disorder
- Mri
- Schizophrenia
- Retardation
- Prognosis
- Manual
- Pathologist
- Dementia
- Nose
- Clinician
- Criterion
- Imaging
- Carcinoma
- Raw
- Symptom
- Lymphoma
- Impairment
- Abnormality
- Scan
- Antigen
- Ct
- Arthritis
- Screening
- Syndrome
- Hepatitis
- Cancer
- Tumor
- Patient
- Matrix
- Matrice
- Adolescence
- Ulcer
- Hypertension
- Microscope
- Resonance
- Outpatient
- Dysfunction
- Disease
- Treatment
- Bowel
- Anemia
- Testing
- Specificity
- Treating
- Parkinson
- Infusion
- Assay
- Test
- Lymph
- Antibody
- Sis
- Examination
- Adulthood
- Illness
Adjective
- Diagonal
- Diagnostic
- Psychiatric
- Definitive
- Genital
- Prostate
- Abdominal
- Clinical
- Bipolar
- Thyroid
- Pathological
- Therapeutic
- Pancreatic
- Differential
- Statistical
- Pervasive
- Invasive
- Mental
- Benign
- Chronic
- Fetal
- Recurrent
- Abnormal
- Adrenal
- Vascular
- Ovarian
- Familial
- Endocrine
- Cervical
- Conclusive
- Surgical
- Patient
- Developmental
- Porous
- Renal
- Confirming
Adverb
Wiktionary
DIAG, noun. Abbreviation of diagnosis.
DIAG, noun. Abbreviation of diagram.
DIAG, adjective. Abbreviation of diagnostic.
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