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FLK
Funny-Looking Kid. A popular yet insensitive term referring to a neonate with a nonspecific facial dysmorphia which is typically accompanied by growth and/or mental retardation

FLK
Funny-looking kid Pediatrics A popular descriptor for nonspecific facial dysmorphias that are typically accompanied by growth and/or mental retardation


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The successful development of this FLK Cu interconnect can be attributed to extensive research and development on molecular nanotechnology manipulating the molecular structure and novel plasma-enhanced deposition technology.
British doctors, as we know, have wonderfully humorous dispositions , writing all those funny acronyms on patients' notes like FLK (funny looking kid) and UBI (unexplained beer injury).
BUNDY - But Unfortunately Not Dead Yet - refers to long-term ill FLK - Funny Looking Kid - refers to a child patient PIN - Pain in the Neck - refers to a difficult patient GOK - God Only Knows - doubt over diagnosis HIVI - Husband Is a Village Idiot - blatant insult TATT - Tired All the Time - patient has no energy TEETH - Tried Everything Else, Try Homeopathy - doctor has given up FAS - Fat and Stupid - refers to patient
 
 
 
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