Internal Medicine
Patient Education
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Advance Directives, Part 1.0
Advance Directives, Part 2.0
Advance Directives, Part 3.0
Know When Antibiotics Work - Center for Disease Control and Prevention
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After Your Heart Attack Medicare Part D
COPD Opioid-Induced Constipation
Depression Opioid Pain Medicines
Diabetes Osteoarthritis
Dimentia Osteoporosis
Erectile Dysfunction Pain
Fibromyalagia Peripheral Artery Disease
Flu Prostate Cancer Screening
GOUT Restless Legs Syndrome
Healthy Plate Rheumatoid Arthritis
Healthy Shelter Living Smoking
High Cholesterol Tdap
HIV / AIDS Treatment Urinary Incontinence
Hypertension
A basic kit should include:
1. Thermometer – Oral or Temporal
2. Antibiotic Ointment – For cuts and scrapes of the skin (e.g., Neosporin or a generic)
3. Steroid Ointment – Topical medicine to treat poison ivy and itchy skin (hydrocortisone cream 1%)
4. Acetaminophen – Pain and fever reducer (e.g., Tylenol)
5. Ibuprofen – Anti-inflammatory for pain, swelling and fever (e.g., Advil)
6. Diphenhydramine - Antihistamine for allergic reactions and itching (e.g. Benadryl)
7. Sports Drink – To prevent or treat dehydration from diarrhea (e.g., Gatorade, Power Ade)
8. Anti-diarrhea – (e.g., Imodium)
9. Band Aids – Various sizes
10. Hydrogen Peroxide – For cleansing skin wounds
11. Ace Bandage
12. Ice Pack
Please call 301.545.1811 to schedule your meeting.
15020 Shady Grove Road, Suite 300
Rockville, Maryland 20850
