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. 1994 Feb;15(2):214, 216, 218-20 passim; quiz 224.
A minimum medical emergency kit
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A minimum medical emergency kit
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1994 Feb.
Abstract
Medical emergency preparedness in dentistry has become too complicated with far too many drugs, devices, and diagnostic/therapeutic routines being recommended by various authors. This review will target practicality in the real world of clinical practice. Only four drugs or devices are recommended for the general practitioner by this author.
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