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APACHE
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APACHEAcute Physiology And Chronic Health Evaluation
APACHEAssociation Pour l'Amélioration des Conditions d'Hospitalisation des Enfants
APACHEAntarctic Plateau Anisotropy Chasing Experiment
APACHEAccelerator for Physics and Chemistry of Heavy Elements
APACHE[not an acronym] name for an open source HTTP/web server - a Patchy Server


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The FDA approved the drug for a subset of critically ill patients as defined by an acute physiology and chronic health evaluation (APACHE II) score greater then 25.
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