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who invented the use of medical abbreviations?
Theresa, no one person invented the medical abbreviations. They just happened as a particular term or name came to be used often. The abbreviation was easier to write than the entire procedure or medicine.
Example: We use TGIF to say Thank God for Friday. It is quicker and everyone knows what it means.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/3159813.stm
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