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CR conditioned reflex (response).
Cr chromium.
Cr
The symbol for the element chromium.

CR 1
abbr.
1. conditioned response
2. crown-rump length

CR 2
n.
A bipolar lead of an electrocardiograph that has electrodes attached to the chest and right arm.

CR,
1 abbreviation for computed radiography.
2 abbreviation for controlled respiration.

Cr,
symbol for the element chromium.

CR 
1. conditioned reflex (response).

CR,
n contract relax; a proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF) technique that involves stretching and relaxing taut muscles. It is particularly used for larger muscles of the body. See also PNF.

CR
see conditioned response.

Cr
chemical symbol, chromium.

CR
1. Cardiorespiratory 2. Cathode ray 3. Chylomicron remnant 4. Clinical record 5. Closed reduction 6. Clot retraction 7. Colon resection 8. Complement receptor 9. Complete remission 10. Continuous release–pharmacology 11. Crown-rump length


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