PM
PM is best known for marking afternoon hours (post‑meridiem), but it also abbreviates the French territory Saint Pierre and Miquelon, the element promethium, a program manager role, or a provost marshal in the military.
Medical
Post Mortem
Petit Mal
Perceptual Motor
Pubococcygeal Muscle
Power Meditation
Perceptual and Motor
Pain Management
Pre Menstrual
Pesky Mouse
Protein Metabolite
Prime Moose
Progress Monitor
PolyMyositis
petit mal (form of epilepsy)
Petit Mal epilepsy
PaceMaker
Papillary Muscle
Partial Mastectomy
Partial Meniscectomy
Partial Mole
Particular Matter
Pectoralis Major
Perinatal Mortality
Plasma Membrane
Point Mutation
Polarising Microscopy
Poor Metaboliser
porokeratosis of Mibelli
Posterior Malleolus
Posterior Maxillary
Posterior Mesencephalon
Posterior Mitral
posteromedial
postmenopausal
Practice Manager
premotor
Psoas Major
Pterygoid Muscle
Pulmonary Macrophage
Purulent Meningitis
pyloromyotomy
Portable Monitor
Miscellaneous
Perl Monger
Per Metre
Popular Model
Post Mile
Pervaiz Musharraf
Planned Maintenance
Practical Mark
Particle Measure
Point Mix
Poor Man
Party Mode
Point Mixes
Precious Metal
Pastel Metallic
Palette And Masque
Project Mayhem
Past Master
Previously Moderated
Pairs Master
Post Meridieum
Post Meridian
St. Pierre and Miquelon
picometer
petameter
petametre
Community
People Motivator
Pianella Mandoline
Preservation Magazine
Place Marker
Performance Media
Precious Moments
Prospective Member
Pre Midnight
Paul Murray
Price Milburn
Paul Mccartney
Patrick Madrid
Pappa Meyer
Practice Management
Governmental
Program Manager
Provost Marshal
Preventive Maintenance
Planning Module
Pulse Modulated
Processor Module
Pollution Minimum
Premeditated Murderer
Project Management
Priority Mail
Polic A Militar
Planning Meeting
Planetary Mapper
Post Maritime
Powder Maggots
Payload Midbody
Post-Marketing
Bureau of Political-Military Affairs (DOS)
Patient Movement