The term "ENA" has multiple meanings, depending on the context. Here are some of the most common meanings:
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ENA (Season 1): ENA is a feminine humanoid character with a dual-colored body, her right side being blue and geometric and her left side being yellow and smooth. This is a character from an avant-garde animation and game series created by Joel Guerra).
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Emergency Nurses Association (ENA): The Emergency Nurses Association is a professional nursing association dedicated to defining the future of emergency nursing. The ENA Foundation is an essential resource for emergency nurses looking to advance their career and improve practice around the world. The ENA Podcast provides monthly updates to all things emergency nursing.
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ENA test: The extractable nuclear antigen test, known as an ENA test, is a blood test that checks for proteins in your blood, also known as antibodies. The ENA test is used to help diagnose certain autoimmune diseases. ENA stands for extractable nuclear antigen because these proteins can be taken out (extracted) from the cells in the body. These antibodies are types of autoantibodies. Autoantibodies are made by the immune system which helps your body fight off bacteria and viruses. Autoantibodies mistakenly target and attack the bodys own healthy tissues. The ENA test is sometimes called an ENA panel.
In summary, ENA can refer to a character from an avant-garde animation and game series, a professional nursing association, or a blood test used to diagnose autoimmune diseases.
