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armamentarium
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ar·ma·men·tar·i·um (ärm-mn-târ-m)
n. pl. ar·ma·men·tar·i·ums or ar·ma·men·tar·i·a (--)
The complete equipment of a physician or medical institution, including drugs, books, supplies, and instruments.
armamentarium
[är′məmenter′ē·əm]
Etymology: L, armamentum, implement
the total therapeutic assets of a physician or medical facility, including medicines and equipment.
Armamentarium
A general term commandeered from the military for the battery of therapies used to battle a particular condition
armamentarium [ahr″mah-men-tar´e-um]
the entire equipment of a practitioner, such as medicines, instruments, and books.
armamentarium (är´mmenter´ēm),
n the equipment and materials of the clinician.
armamentarium
the entire equipment of a practitioner, such as medicines, instruments, books.
armamentarium
Therapeutics A general term commandeered from the military for the battery of therapies used to battle a particular condition Vox populi Weaponry
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