General Medicine
General Medicine also called as Internal medicine is the medical specialty concerned with the diagnosis, management and nonsurgical treatment of unusual or serious diseases. Specialists in general medicine are commonly called, physicians. Because their patients are often seriously ill or require complex investigations, physicians are very work intensive in the hospitals. In modern practice, most physicians are subspecialists: that is, they generally limit their medical practice to problems of one organ system or to one particular area of medical knowledge. For example, gastroenterologists and nephrologists specialize respectively in diseases of the gut and the kidneys.
Topics
| Vitamin E, Oral
VY-ta-min E
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| Phytonadione (Vitamin K), Oral/Injection
fy-toh-na-DY-ohn VY-ta-min K
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| Vitamins/Fluoride, Oral
VY-ta-minz FLOR-ide
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| Multiple Vitamins/Minerals, Oral
MUL-tih-pul VY-ta-minz MIN-er-alz
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| Voriconazole, Oral/Injection
vor-i-KOH-na-zol
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| Vorinostat, Oral
voh-RIN-oh-stat
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| Warfarin, Oral
WAR-far-in
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| Wild Yam
wyld yam
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| Witch Hazel
witch HAY-zel
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| Yellow Fever Vaccine, Injection
YEL-o FEE-ver vak-SEEN
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| Yohimbe
yoh-HIM-be
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| Zafirlukast, Oral
za-FEER-loo-kast
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| Zaleplon, Oral
ZAL-eh-plon
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| Zanamivir, Inhalation
za-NA-mih-veer
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| Ziconotide, Intrathecal
zi-KOH-noh-tide
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| Zidovudine, Oral/Injection
zy-DOH-vyoo-deen
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| Zinc Gluconate, Oral
zink GLOO-koh-nate
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| Zinc Sulfate, Oral
zink SUL-fate
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| Ziprasidone, Oral/Injection
zi-PRAS-ih-dohn
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| Zoledronic Acid, Injection
zoh-le-DRON-ik AS-id
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