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- Open Journal Systems. 2012. Open Journal Systems. Public Knowledge Project. (WUaS's wiki, information technologies and criteria for this - informed by the WUaS academic journal subject matter - are developing, since you can already publish your article at ).
- Sometimes Neopets get sick. You can cure a sick pet by going to the Healing Springs or by getting it the appropriate Medicine. To find out what disease your pet has, check the quick reference page, then go to the hospital to find out the cure. You can buy medicine at the pharmacy or shops (but the Healing Springs are cheaper).
- Description: Recover a little HP. Effect: Gain in: Any Item Shop. Price: 20 potch
- Medicine has been used since the beginning of time to cure wounds and ailments. They come in a variety of forms and can be used in a variety of ways. The advances in medicine and medicinal care have proved to be an invaluable knowledge that has led to less fatalities and the longevity of our peoples. Like most good things however, medicine has a limit before it actually becomes harmful to our bodies, so proper care must be taken or else these tinctures could cause severe irreparable damage.
- A medicine cat's main job is to heal their fellow Clanmates from their wounds and sicknesses. They have many ways of doing so, mostly through herbs and berries throughout the medicine cat of their store. It has been noted by Erin Hunter that these remedies should never be used on pet cats, and that sick pets should be seen to by a vet instead.
- As Nature gives, so Nature takes away. But with a little skill and herblore, it is possible to use the gifts of Nature to prevent it from taking away, thus shifting the balance in our favor.--Renya Seen, Herbalist
- The Medicine Career Track is a career that deals with human anatomy. It is one of the 10 basic careers in The Sims, The Sims 2, and The Sims 3. It returns in The Sims 4: Get to Work as an active career.
- Medicine is a cutscene in Resident Evil 5. The forty-fourth in the game, it is played during Chapter 6-1.
- Medicine is the art and science of healing.
- Medicine is a field of study at The University. Kvothe studied it one Term. The Medica is the University's hospital and also the facility in which the subject is taught. The class is currently taught by Master Arwyl, the Master Physicker at The University.
- Medicine is an unlockable tech talent available to Engineers and Sentinels. Medicine lowers the cooldown time on First Aid, and also enables the Neural Shock ability. It's important to note that despite its similarity to the Engineer class and wide variety of tech skills, the Quarian Machinist class does not receive access to Medicine.
- is a 850. It can be sold for Shiroku Store yen.
- Medicine is created by having Bart use a gold tinker on a jar of Honey. It can be used to make certain Pinatas change colour and is also necessary to tame a sour Crowla. Can make some Pinata variants, usually pink.
- A villager that is sick will stay inside their house. Purple and black swirls (which can also be seen when a villager is sad or upset during a conversation with the player or another villager) appear around their heads as they walk. They are likely to shiver when they stand still. When the player speaks to the villager, an extra conversation option appears that lets the player offer them some medicine. If the player gives the villager a dose of medicine, they are grateful and will give the player a gift once they've recovered.
- "Health & Medicine" On this page you can find information related to health statistics and rankings in Oklahoma.
- Medicine is a somewhat advanced technology in Civilization games.
- Medicine (Intelligence) Medicine is the skill of those characters who is familiar with the medical practices of Rokugan. He may treat diseases and care wounds. It is considered a High and Lore Skill.
- Medicine is the practice and investigation of the body and what can damage or affect it.
- There is a proposal for a wikia on the "USMLE step 1 exam, which all medical students in the United States must take during the beginning of their medical education." If you would like to comment on this proposal, go to w:c:requests:Step1.
- Medicine serves multiple functions, from simple potions of healing, to reagents for skills, to crafting materials.
- Time Taken: Minutes or hours. Specializations: Specific field known — medicines, cyborging, surgery. Characters with this skill can perform complex medical procedures such as surgery, operation of bacta tanks, and the installation of cybernetic replacements and enhancements. They are also familiar with all types of medicines and are capable of using them to best effect.
- [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Medicine]] medicin < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Medicine]] < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Medicine]] medicīna (“‘the healing art, medicine, a physician's shop, a remedy, medicine’”), feminine of medicinus (“‘of or belonging to physic or surgery, or to a physician or surgeon’”) < medicus (“‘a physician, surgeon’”) < medeor (“‘I heal’”).
- . Medicine is an research topic in the Godfather Five Families.
- Medicine is the science and practice of diagnosing and treating damage that affect the mind and/or body of living beings. It also deals with the prevention of diseases. The chief medical officer was usually responsible of all medical matters on a starship. Both Nobel Prizes and Ignobel Prizes were awarded for medical achievements. (RIS Bouteina: "Doctor Rihanna")
- Medicine is the main theme of the television series Casualty. This is a medical glossary for any medical vocabulary that appears in Casualty. The items listed here may vary from surgical instruments to diseases, surgeries, and surgery specialties.
- Medicine is a craftable syringe in Far Cry 3 and Far Cry 4 made out of green leafs. Upon using it, it refill some of the players health. The amount of health restored varies on what skills the player has. In Far Cry 3 it can be crafted in the Crafting menu, using one green leaf. In Far Cry 4 it will be auto-crafted using two green hurks if there is enough in the inventory and the Medicine slot are not full.
- Medicine is one of the 17 unique character skills. Its categorized as healing skill. Medicine increases the duration and the amount of restoration potions. The maximum level this skill can reach is 120. __TOC__
- Medicine influencia nos efeitos das poções. Voce mesmo pode sair de efeitos de coma e envenenamento. Após aprender a habilidade, o uso de Poções aumenta a experiencia em Medicina e aumenta seu nivel.
- Medicine is a Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas skill that replaces the First Aid and Doctor skills from Fallout, Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics. This skill was called Medic in Van Buren, the canceled Fallout 3 game by Black Isle Studios, and J.E. Sawyer's Fallout Role-Playing Game.
- setting of bones and an extensive set of pharmacopoeia. Egyptian medical thought influenced later traditions, including the Greeks.
- Something you take when you are sick, kind of like cock.
- Medicine is a type of item that can be used to heal Pokémon or improve their stats.
- Medicine helps people who are sick or dying. 2010 Current Medical Technology. All predictions assume sufficient research funding. 2011 (In 1 year):
* Develop multiple applications for skin, cartilage, bone, blood vessel, and some urological products (33)
* Develop insurance reimbursable regenerative therapies.
* Establish standards for FDA regenerative medicine therapy product approvals.
* Solve cell sourcing issues, giving researchers access to the materials they need to design new therapies
* Establish cost-effective means of production, paving the way for future products.
* Establish specialized cell banks for tissue storage, allowing storage of viable “off the shelf” products
- Medicine is the scientific and professional discipline dealing with the study, diagnosis and treatment of disease and injury. In modern times, the practice of medicine is largely limited to licensed physicians, a profession which now includes surgeons, a group that until the early 20th century was treated as a separate skilled profession. Medicine has made rapid advances during the last 100 years, partly due to a better understanding of nutrition and sanitation, but partly through developments such as antibiotics and antiseptics.
- According to both the Shoninki and Giyoshu manuals, medicine was essential for a shinobi. If a shinobi gets sick in the field, he will not be able to accomplish his task. The two manuals recommend shinobi to carry field medicine at all times. The medicine mentioned is called kusuri. Kusuri means worm killer, this is because at the time people thought that stomachaches or food poisoning were caused by worms.
- Medicine, or medical science, was the science and practice of treating damage and ailments that affected the mind or body of a humanoid. It also dealt in the prevention and diagnosis of said damage and ailments. In the late 20th century, the fad known as cryonics froze people at the time of death with the hope that some time in the future, when presumably medical science had a cure for whatever killed them, they would be thawed back to life, healed, and sent on about their business. (TNG: "The Neutral Zone" )
- <default>Medicine</default> Obtained From: Location: Appearance: Frank Minelli's stomach medicine, which he keeps in his locker at the NPD station in Newport. The brand name is 'Tummy Ooh Aah - Fast Relief For A Runny Tummy'. He begs April, who is impersonating Sgt Maria Hernandez, to fetch it for him after eating candy dipped in kerosene-smelling goo. Obtained from Minelli's locker in the NPD station.
- The medicine is an item that the player can sell to make some extra money. The only reason to buy this from a shop would be to smuggle it into another country to make more money by selling it there. However, if that country has a ban on the item, you risk being searched at the checkpoint and given a fine. This applies to most other goods. The value of the item in the country it's in will vary greatly. The following situations can occur: Additionally, the base non-discounted value of this item will always be different, but generally stays within a fixed price margin.
- In Westeros, the Order of Maesters is an organization of scholars, healers, and learned men. While not all maesters have, as a rule, received training in medicine (signified by a silver link in their chains), many have received medical training and serve as doctors throughout the Seven Kingdoms. Maesters appointed to major castles such as Winterfell or the Red Keep in King's Landing usually have been trained in medicine.
- Medicines are often large and have basic numbers painted on the coating so they are easy to see. Some medicines are taken orally, but on occasion require inhalation through oral cavities, and inserting by means of other bodily crevices. Most medicines come complete with stickers or amusing wrap, usually for the psychological healing they provide to your inner child.
- Medicine is a 2nd-level Blue Element and consumable item in Chrono Cross. Nulling the Flu and other blue Status Effects, Medicine can be purchased in Guldove and Marbule from the Demi-human merchants there. Lisa in Another World's Termina also stocks the item. In both Home and Another World, the merchant in Arni sells Medicine. At all locations, the price for one dose is 15 G each. A chest in Hydra Marshes (Home World) contains a free Medicine.
- Taking too much medicine can be very dangerous. Medicines must be kept where young children cannot get to them. Older children and other residents need to be educated about the dangers of taking too much medicine or medicine that is not prescribed for them. Medicines can also expire. When a medicine is too old, it can be less effective. Some medicines break down creating hazardous byproducts when they age. Make sure that the medicines in your home are not past their expiration date. Some medicines must be kept within a certain temperature range.
- Medicine in this world of kung fu, instantly replenishes the body and mind. Like with Food, taking these items will cause the player's health points or mana points to instantly recover a certain amount, the amount depending upon the specific medicine item. Certain medicine items not only replenish lost health and mana, they also will supply the player with a temporary stat improvement. The biggest difference between Food items and Medicine items is that the food causes a slow regeneration over time but gives more for the same price, while medicine gives instant health or mana at a higher price. Besides the instantaneous return of health or mana, there are medicines that do other things as well such as curing the player of a poison.
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