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C with a line over it means "with."It means "with", but the c usually has a horizontal line over the top of it."c" with a funny dash across the top means "with".Vitamin c.
A "c" with a line on top of it would mean "with". And you can just use the word "with" if you really want to.
The medical abbreviation for 'with' is a 'c' with a dash above it. It stands for the Latin word 'c u m' (coom). The medical shorthand for 'without' is an 's' with a dash above it, which stands for the Latin word 'sine'.
"With" in latin, is cum, as in magna cum laude: "with" highest honors. That's why a C with a line over it, denotes the latin translation.
C with a line over it means with, and s with a line over it means without.
S with a line over it means without, and a with a line over it means before.
A c with a line over it means with in medical terms, and an s with a line over it means without in medical terms. I don't know of any major revision in that tradition.
I've just now learned that it is a medical abbreviation for the word "with".
You can use w/o. In medical shorthand without is a s with a line over it and with is a c with a line over it
You can use w/o. In medical shorthand without is a s with a line over it and with is a c with a line over it
A lower case a with a line over it means before in medical terminology. For instance, ac means before mealsLower case a with a line over it stands for "ante," and means "before" in medical terms.
TC on a blood test result usually stands for total cholesterol.