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TPN total parenteral nutrition; triphosphopyridine nucleotide (see nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate).
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TPP thiamine pyrophosphate.
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TP interval The line drawn on an electrocardiogram that represents a period of electrical inactivity occurring after the end of the T wave and before the beginning of the P wave.
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TPA An independent organization that provides administrative services including claims processing and underwriting for other entities, such as insurance companies or employers. Often insurance companies will contract as TPAs with other insurance companies or health plans. TPAs are not always insurance companies. TPAs are organizations with expertise and capability to administer all or a portion of the claims process. ...
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TPA Transient Program Area. Area in memory where user programs run and store data. This area is a region of memory beginning at 0100H and extending to the base of the CP/M system in high memory. The first module of the CP/M system is the CCP, which can be overwritten by a user program. If so, the TPA is extended to the base of the CP/M BDOS module. If the CCP is overwritten, the user program must terminate with either a system reset (Function 0) call or a jump to location zero in page zero. ...
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