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What Does BEV Mean in Medical Terms?
BEV stands for bevacizumab (chart shorthand). Blood-vessel growth blocking antibody shorthand.
bevacizumab (chart shorthand)
Blood-vessel growth blocking antibody shorthand.
Where you will see BEV
You will most often see BEV in medication orders and prescriptions, blood results and cancer treatment charts.
Example
A medication order might be written with “BEV” as shorthand for bevacizumab (chart shorthand).
Related abbreviations
- 3% saline — three percent saline (hypertonic)
- 3D-CRT — three-dimensional conformal radiation therapy
- 4F-PCC — four-factor prothrombin complex concentrate
- 4Ts — 4Ts score
- 5-FU — fluorouracil
- 6-MP — mercaptopurine
- 6-TG — thioguanine
- 7+3 — seven plus three induction
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Educational reference only. This guide is for learning and quick reference. Abbreviations vary between hospitals, countries and specialties, and some are discouraged because they can be misread. Always write and interpret orders using your own institution’s approved abbreviation list, and check anything unclear with the prescriber or your local policy.