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Dermatology: The art of purifying yourself through the skin

Among scientific specialties, dermatology is the one that closest to the precepts and techniques of cosmetological aesthetics. This is in charge of the study of the structure and functions of the skin and purifying the skin, in addition to treating the diseases pharmacologically. Dermatologists are doctors who, after completing the degree, which has an average duration of 4 years, specialize in dermatology and become suitable in diagnosing, preventing and indicating the most appropriate treatment. Skin diseases are sometimes isolated as vitiligo, however, on other occasions they are externalizations of internal ailments, as occurs in skin cancer and other conditions. In addition to knowing about infectious diseases, they must have knowledge of immunology, neurology, rheumatology and endocrinology. Cosmetic dermatology: It is a subspecialty of this branch of health that uses various techniques of cosmetics and appliances to treat scars left by acne using the laser, application of...
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Elements of a Basic and Specialized General Medicine Practice

The equipment in a medical practice is essential for providing quality and safe medical care. Instruments and furniture must be appropriate to the physician's needs and the type of care offered. This article describes the basic and specialized instruments and furniture for a general medicine practice.

**Basic Instruments:**

* Sphygmomanometer: For measuring blood pressure.

* Stethoscope: For listening to the heart and lungs.

* Thermometer: For measuring body temperature.

* Otoscope: For examining the ears.

* Ophthalmoscope: For examining the eyes.

* Scale: For weighing the patient.

* Centrifuge: For separating the components of a blood or urine sample.

* Examination Lamp: To illuminate the patient during the physical examination.

* Examination Table: For examining the patient.

* Examination Table:** For the patient to lie on during the physical exam or medical procedures.

* Chairs:** For the doctor, the patient, and accompanying persons.

* Filing Cabinets:** For storing medical records.

* Shelves:** For storing medications, medical instruments, and other supplies.

* Computer:** For maintaining electronic medical records.


**Specialized Instruments:**

* Dermatoscope: For examining the skin.

* Spirometer: For measuring lung capacity.

* Electrocardiograph: For recording the electrical activity of the heart.

* Glucometer: For measuring blood sugar levels.

* Suture Kit:** For performing sutures.

* Biopsy Kit:** For performing biopsies.

Specialized Furniture:

* Gynecological Examination Table: For performing gynecological exams.

* Dental chair:** For performing dental examinations and procedures.

**Additional considerations:**

* The dental office must be clean, tidy, and well-lit.

* Instruments and furniture must be in good working order.

* Hygiene and biosafety protocols must be followed to prevent infections.

In conclusion, the equipment in a dental office is essential for providing quality and safe medical care. Instruments and furniture must be appropriate for the physician's needs and the type of care offered. It is important that the dental office be clean, tidy, and well-lit, and that the instruments and furniture be in good working order. Hygiene and biosafety protocols must be followed to prevent infections.

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