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What is the function of Leydig cells?
NPO
NPO stands for "nil per os," a Latin phrase that translates to "nothing by mouth," used in medical settings to indicate that a patient should not take anything orally for a period of time.
Body Surface Area
A measurement used in medical practices to calculate drug dosages and medical indicators, based on the external surface area of the human body.
Milliliter
A unit of volume equal to one-thousandth of a liter.
QAM
An abbreviation for "Quaque Ante Meridiem," a Latin term used in prescriptions to indicate medication should be taken every morning.
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