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DX
DX symbol for 1. (Telecommunications) long distance 2. (Telecommunications) (of a radio station) indicating that it is far away DX distance (used esp. to designate difficult shortwave radio reception). Dx diagnosis. DX
DX (communications) distance reception DX(1) See DirectX and digital transformation.
(2) Designations for Intel 386 and 486 chips. The 386DX was a 386 with a 32-bit data path in contrast to the 386SX, which used a 16-bit data path. The 486DX was a 486 with a math coprocessor in contrast to the 486SX, which had no coprocessor. See DX2 and DX4.Dx
diagnosis [di″ag-no´sis] 1. determination of the nature of a cause of a disease.2. a concise technical description of the cause, nature, or manifestations of a condition, situation, or problem. adj., adj diagnos´tic.clinical diagnosis diagnosis based on signs, symptoms, and laboratory findings during life.differential diagnosis the determination of which one of several diseases may be producing the symptoms.medical diagnosis diagnosis based on information from sources such as findings from a physical examination, interview with the patient or family or both, medical history of the patient and family, and clinical findings as reported by laboratory tests and radiologic studies.nursing diagnosis see nursing diagnosis.physical diagnosis diagnosis based on information obtained by inspection, palpation, percussion, and auscultation.diagnosis-Related Groups (DRG) a system of classification or grouping of patients according to medical diagnosis for purposes of paying hospitalization costs. In 1983, amendments to Social Security contained a prospective payment plan for most Medicare inpatient services in the United States. The payment plan was intended to control rising health care costs by paying a fixed amount per patient. The program of DRG reimbursement was based on the premise that similar medical diagnoses would generate similar costs for hospitalization. Therefore, all patients admitted for a surgical procedure such as hernia repair would be charged the same amount regardless of actual cost to the hospital. If a patient's hospital bill should total less than the amount paid by Medicare, the hospital is allowed to keep the difference. If, however, a patient's bill is more than that reimbursed by Medicare for a specific diagnosis, the hospital must absorb the difference in cost. See also appendix of Diagnosis-Related Groups.DxAbbreviation for diagnosis.Dx Abbreviation for diagnosis. DX
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| DX➣Deluxe | | DX➣Data Exchange (used by OPC foundation OLE for Process Control) | | DX➣Data Explorer | | DX➣Diagnosis | | DX➣Director's Cut | | DX➣Duplex | | DX➣Direct Expansion (refers to refrigerant-type cooling coils ie DX coil) | | DX➣Deus Ex | | DX➣Digital Experience | | DX➣Direct X | | DX➣Design Exchange | | DX➣Deal Extreme (online shop) | | DX➣Document Exchange | | DX➣Developer Experience (software) | | DX➣Driver Class | | DX➣D-generation X | | DX➣Data Extraction | | DX➣Direct Exchange | | DX➣Data Register | | DX➣Degeneration x (WWE wrestling) | | DX➣Delta Chi (fraternity) | | DX➣Long Distance Communications (radio) | | DX➣Directory Exchange | | DX➣Digital Cross Connect | | DX➣Digital Index (35mm film encoding) | | DX➣Digital Exclusive (Nikkor lenses) | | DX➣Directorate for External Relations (US DoD; Defense Intelligence Agency) | | DX➣Bipack (cinematography) | | DX➣Distance Unknown (long-distance radio reception) | | DX➣Dragon Expo | | DX➣Distance/Distant | | DX➣Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking (debate) | | DX➣Directory of Expertise (USACE) | | DX➣Duplex Signaling | | DX➣Ditch Crossing (pipeline route) | | DX➣Depth Excess | | DX➣DiscreteLogix (Islamabad, Pakistan web developers) | | DX➣Dynamic Exfiltration (Cytec Corporation/ATK-Thiokol emergency personnel evacuation technology) |
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