Index - P

P

• P & S (see: Salicylic acid (Topical route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• p-DEXA (see: Bone mineral density test)
  (Medical Test)

Pa

• PA/IVS (see: Pulmonary atresia)
  (Condition)
• PABA (see: Para-aminobenzoic acid)
  (Poison)
• PAC (see: Ectopic heartbeat)
  (Condition)
• Pacaps (see: Butalbital, acetaminophen, and caffeine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pacemaker - heart block (see: Heart block)
  (Condition)
• Pacerone
  (Drug Image)
• Pacerone (see: Amiodarone (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pacerone (see: Amiodarone (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Paclitaxel (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Paclitaxel (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Paclitaxel Novaplus (see: Paclitaxel (Intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Paclitaxel Protein-bound (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Paclitaxel Protein-bound (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• PAD (see: Peripheral artery disease - legs)
  (Condition)
• PAD (see: Peripheral artery disease and intermittent claudication)
  (In-Depth)
• PAD - angiography (see: Extremity angiography)
  (Medical Test)
• PAD - angioplasty (see: Angioplasty and stent placement - peripheral arteries)
  (Surgery)
• PAD - CT angiography (see: CT angiography - arms and legs)
  (Medical Test)
• PAD - CTA (see: CT angiography - abdomen and pelvis)
  (Medical Test)
• PAD - Doppler (see: Doppler ultrasound exam of an arm or leg)
  (Medical Test)
• PAD - monounsaturated fat (see: Facts about monounsaturated fats)
  (Special Topic)
• PAD - polyunsaturated fat (see: Facts about polyunsaturated fats)
  (Special Topic)
• PAD - PTA discharge (see: Angioplasty and stent placement - peripheral arteries - discharge )
  (Discharge)
• PAD - saturated fat (see: Facts about saturated fats)
  (Special Topic)
• PAD - trans fat (see: Facts about trans fats)
  (Special Topic)
• PAD - ulcer (see: Ischemic ulcers - self-care)
  (Self-Care)
• Padcev (see: Enfortumab Vedotin-ejfv (Intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Padcev (see: Enfortumab Vedotin-ejfv (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Paddock-pipes (see: Horsetail)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Pafolacianine (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pafolacianine (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Paget disease of the bone
  (Condition)
• Paget disease of the nipple - male (see: Breast cancer in men)
  (Condition)
• Paget disease of the nipple-male (see: Breast cancer in men)
  (Condition)
• Pahvant Valley plague (see: Tularemia)
  (Condition)
• Pain & Scar (see: Antibacterial combination (On the skin))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pain & Scar (see: Antibacterial combination (On the skin))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pain - abdomen (see: Abdominal pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - abdomen - children (see: Abdominal pain - children under age 12)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - ankle (see: Ankle pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - back (see: Low back pain - acute)
  (Condition)
• Pain - back - chronic (see: Back pain - returning to work)
  (Self-Care)
• Pain - back - chronic (see: Low back pain - chronic)
  (Condition)
• Pain - back - chronic - cognitive behavioral (see: Cognitive behavioral therapy for back pain)
  (Discharge)
• Pain - back - chronic - narcotics (see: Taking narcotics for back pain)
  (Discharge)
• Pain - bones (see: Bone pain or tenderness)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - breast (see: Breast pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - carpal tunnel (see: Wrist pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - CRPS (see: Complex regional pain syndrome)
  (Condition)
• Pain - ear (see: Earache)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - elbow (see: Elbow pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - eye (see: Eye pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - finger (see: Finger pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - foot (see: Foot pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - groin (see: Groin pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - head (see: Headache)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - heel (see: Heel pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - hip (see: Hip pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - joints (see: Joint pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - knee (see: Knee pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - leg (see: Leg pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - muscles (see: Muscle aches)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - neck (see: Neck pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - neck - self-care (see: Neck pain or spasms - self care)
  (Self-Care)
• Pain - neck-self-care (see: Neck pain or spasms - self care)
  (Self-Care)
• Pain - passing stool (see: Tenesmus)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - penis (see: Penis pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - resources (see: Chronic pain - resources)
  (Special Topic)
• Pain - ribcage (see: Ribcage pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - shins - self-care (see: Shin splints - self-care)
  (Self-Care)
• Pain - shoulder (see: Shoulder pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - side (see: Flank pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - testicle (see: Testicle pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - tooth or teeth (see: Toothaches)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain - wrist (see: Wrist pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Pain and your emotions
  (Self-Care)
• Pain Enz (see: Capsaicin (Topical route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pain medications - narcotics
  (Special Topic)
• Pain medicine - OTC (see: Over-the-counter pain relievers)
  (Special Topic)
• Pain medicine - over-the-counter (see: Over-the-counter pain relievers)
  (Special Topic)
• Pain medicines - opiate withdrawal (see: Opiate and opioid withdrawal)
  (Condition)
• Pain Relief (see: Aspirin/citric acid/sodium bicarbonate (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pain Relief Patch (see: Lidocaine patch (On the skin))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pain Relieving Patches (see: Lidocaine patch (On the skin))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pain-Eze +/Rheu-Thritis (see: Decongestant and analgesic combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pain-Eze +/Rheu-Thritis (see: Analgesic combination, acetaminophen/salicylate (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pain-Eze +/Rheu-Thritis (see: Acetaminophen (Oral route, rectal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Painalay (see: Phenol (Oromucosal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Painful bladder disease complex (see: Cystitis - noninfectious)
  (Condition)
• Painful menstrual periods
  (Symptoms)
• Painful neuropathy (see: Neuralgia)
  (Condition)
• Painful rib syndrome (see: Slipping rib syndrome)
  (Condition)
• Painful stools (see: Tenesmus)
  (Symptoms)
• Painful swallowing
  (Symptoms)
• Painful urination (see: Urination - painful)
  (Symptoms)
• Painful urination - noninfectious (see: Cystitis - noninfectious)
  (Condition)
• Painkillers (see: Pain medications - narcotics)
  (Special Topic)
• Painless thyroiditis (see: Silent thyroiditis)
  (Condition)
• Paint - oil based - poisoning (see: Oil-based paint poisoning)
  (Poison)
• Paint - oil-based - poisoning (see: Oil-based paint poisoning)
  (Poison)
• Paint - watercolors (see: Watercolor paints - swallowing)
  (Poison)
• Paint remover poisoning (see: Paint, lacquer, and varnish remover poisoning)
  (Poison)
• Paint, lacquer, and varnish remover poisoning
  (Poison)
• Painted leaf poisoning (see: Poinsettia plant exposure)
  (Poison)
• PAIS (see: Partial androgen insensitivity syndrome)
  (Condition)
• PAL - infants (see: Peripheral arterial line - infants)
  (Special Topic)
• Palafer (see: Iron supplement (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Palatal myoclonus
  (Condition)
• Palatal tremor (see: Palatal myoclonus)
  (Condition)
• Palate surgery (see: Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty (UPPP) )
  (Surgery)
• Palatoplasty (see: Cleft lip and palate repair)
  (Surgery)
• Palatoplasty - discharge (see: Cleft lip and palate repair - discharge )
  (Discharge)
• Palbociclib (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Palbociclib (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Palcaps (see: Pancrelipase (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Paleness
  (Symptoms)
• Palforzia (see: Peanut Allergen-dnfp (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Palforzia Initial Dose Escalation (see: Peanut Allergen-dnfp (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Palforzia Level 1 (see: Peanut Allergen-dnfp (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Palforzia Level 10 (see: Peanut Allergen-dnfp (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Palforzia Level 2 (see: Peanut Allergen-dnfp (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Palforzia Level 3 (see: Peanut Allergen-dnfp (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Palforzia Level 4 (see: Peanut Allergen-dnfp (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Palforzia Level 5 (see: Peanut Allergen-dnfp (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Palforzia Level 6 (see: Peanut Allergen-dnfp (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Palforzia Level 7 (see: Peanut Allergen-dnfp (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Palforzia Level 8 (see: Peanut Allergen-dnfp (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Palforzia Level 9 (see: Peanut Allergen-dnfp (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Palgic (see: Carbinoxamine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Palgic
  (Drug Image)
• Palifermin (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Palifermin (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Paliperidone
  (Drug Image)
• Paliperidone (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Paliperidone (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Paliperidone (Intramuscular route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Paliperidone (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Palivizumab (see: Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV))
  (Condition)
• Palivizumab (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Palivizumab (Intramuscular route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Palladone (see: Hydromorphone (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Palladone overdose (see: Hydromorphone overdose)
  (Poison)
• Palliative - cancer pain (see: Cancer treatment - dealing with pain)
  (Discharge)
• Palliative care - children (see: When your child's cancer treatment stops working)
  (Special Topic)
• Palliative care - fear and anxiety
  (Special Topic)
• Palliative care - fluid, food, and digestion
  (Self-Care)
• Palliative care - hospice (see: Hospice care)
  (Special Topic)
• Palliative care - life support (see: Deciding about treatments that prolong life)
  (Special Topic)
• Palliative care - managing pain
  (Self-Care)
• Palliative care - oxygen safety (see: Oxygen safety)
  (Self-Care)
• Palliative care - shortness of breath
  (Special Topic)
• Palliative care - treatments that prolong life (see: Deciding about treatments that prolong life)
  (Special Topic)
• Palliative care - what the final days are like
  (Special Topic)
• Pallor (see: Paleness)
  (Symptoms)
• Palmar crease (see: Single palmar crease)
  (Symptoms)
• Palmar fascial fibromatosis - Dupuytren (see: Dupuytren contracture)
  (Condition)
• Palmer's Skin Success Acne Cleanser (see: Salicylic acid (Topical route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Palmer's Skin Success Fade Cream (see: Hydroquinone (On the skin))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Palmitate-A (see: Vitamin A (Oral route, intramuscular route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Palonosetron (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Palonosetron (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Palonosetron (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Palonosetron (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Palpation
  (Special Topic)
• Palpebral slant - eye
  (Symptoms)
• Palpitations (see: Heart palpitations)
  (Symptoms)
• Palpitations - heart disease warning signs (see: Warning signs and symptoms of heart disease)
  (Self-Care)
• Palsy - progressive supranuclear (see: Progressive supranuclear palsy)
  (Condition)
• Palynziq (see: Pegvaliase-pqpz (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Palynziq (see: Pegvaliase-pqpz (Subcutaneous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• PAM
  (Special Topic)
• Pamelor (see: Nortriptyline (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pamelor (see: Nortriptyline (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pamelor (see: Antidepressant, tricyclic (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pamidronate (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pamidronate (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pamidronate Disodium Novaplus (see: Pamidronate (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pamine (see: Anticholinergics and antispasmodics (Oral route, parenteral route, rectal route, transdermal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pamine (see: Methscopolamine (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pamine
  (Drug Image)
• Pamine (see: Urinary antispasmodic (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pamine Forte (see: Urinary antispasmodic (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pamine Forte (see: Methscopolamine (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pamix (see: Pyrantel (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• PAN (see: Polyarteritis nodosa)
  (Condition)
• Panafil
  (Drug Image)
• Panax ginseng (see: Asian ginseng)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Panax quinquefolium (see: American ginseng)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Pancoast syndrome (see: Brachial plexopathy)
  (Condition)
• Pancof HC (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pancof HC (see: Hydrocodone and pseudoephedrine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pancof HC (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pancof XP (see: Guaifenesin and hydrocodone (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pancreas - inflammation (see: Acute pancreatitis)
  (Condition)
• Pancreas - inflammation of (see: Pancreatitis)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Pancreas divisum
  (Condition)
• Pancreas transplant
  (Surgery)
• Pancrease
  (Drug Image)
• Pancrease mt 10
  (Drug Image)
• Pancrease mt 16
  (Drug Image)
• Pancrease mt 20
  (Drug Image)
• Pancrease mt 25
  (Drug Image)
• Pancrease mt 4
  (Drug Image)
• Pancreatic abscess
  (Condition)
• Pancreatic cancer
  (Condition)
• Pancreatic cancer (see: Pancreatic islet cell tumor)
  (Condition)
• Pancreatic divisum (see: Pancreas divisum)
  (Condition)
• Pancreatic endocrine tumor (see: VIPoma)
  (Condition)
• Pancreatic function test (see: Secretin stimulation test)
  (Medical Test)
• Pancreatic insufficiency - chronic (see: Chronic pancreatitis)
  (Condition)
• Pancreatic insufficiency - discharge (see: Pancreatitis - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Pancreatic islet cell tumor
  (Condition)
• Pancreatic pseudocyst
  (Condition)
• Pancreaticoduodenectomy (see: Surgery for pancreatic cancer - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Pancreaticoduodenectomy (see: Surgery for pancreatic cancer)
  (Surgery)
• Pancreaticogastrostomy (see: Surgery for pancreatic cancer)
  (Surgery)
• Pancreatin (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pancreatitis
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Pancreatitis - blood amylase (see: Amylase - blood)
  (Medical Test)
• Pancreatitis - blood lipase (see: Lipase test)
  (Medical Test)
• Pancreatitis - children
  (Condition)
• Pancreatitis - chronic - discharge (see: Chronic pancreatitis)
  (Condition)
• Pancreatitis - chronic - discharge (see: Pancreatitis - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Pancreatitis - discharge
  (Discharge)
• Pancreatitis - pseudocyst (see: Pancreatic pseudocyst)
  (Condition)
• Pancreatitis ascites (see: Ascites)
  (Condition)
• Pancreaze (see: Pancrelipase (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pancreaze (see: Pancrelipase (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pancrecarb Ms-16
  (Drug Image)
• Pancrecarb Ms-4
  (Drug Image)
• Pancrecarb Ms-8
  (Drug Image)
• Pancrelipase (see: Pancrelipase (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pancrelipase (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pancrelipase (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pancuronium (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pandel (see: Hydrocortisone (Topical application route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pandel (see: Hydrocortisone probutate (Topical application route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pandel (see: Corticosteroid- low potency (Topical application route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pangestyme Cn-20
  (Drug Image)
• Pangestyme ec
  (Drug Image)
• Pangestyme EC (see: Pancrelipase (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Panglobulin NF (see: Immune globulin (Intramuscular route, intravenous route, subcutaneous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Panhematin (see: Hemin (Intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Panhematin (see: Hemin (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Panhypopituitarism (see: Growth hormone deficiency - children)
  (Condition)
• Panhypopituitarism (see: Hypopituitarism)
  (Condition)
• Panic attack - hyperventilation (see: Hyperventilation)
  (Symptoms)
• Panic attacks (see: Panic disorder)
  (Condition)
• Panic attacks (see: Anxiety disorders)
  (In-Depth)
• Panic disorder
  (Condition)
• Panic disorder (see: Anxiety disorders)
  (In-Depth)
• Panitumumab (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Panitumumab (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Panixine DisperDose (see: Cephalexin (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Panlor dc
  (Drug Image)
• Panlor-DC (see: Acetaminophen, caffeine, and dihydrocodeine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Panlor-DC (see: Narcotic analgesics and acetaminophen (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Panlor-SS (see: Acetaminophen, caffeine, and dihydrocodeine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Panlor-SS (see: Narcotic analgesics and acetaminophen (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Panmist la
  (Drug Image)
• Panniculectomy
  (Surgery)
• Panobinostat (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Panobinostat (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Panocaps (see: Pancrelipase (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Panoramic film (see: Dental x-rays)
  (Medical Test)
• Panretin (see: Alitretinoin (On the skin))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Panretin (see: Alitretinoin (Topical route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pantethine (see: Pantothenic acid and biotin)
  (Nutrition)
• Panto-250 (see: Pantothenic acid (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pantopon (see: Opium (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pantopon (see: Opium preparation (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pantoprazole (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pantoprazole (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pantoprazole (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pantoprazole (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pantoprazole sodium
  (Drug Image)
• Pantothenate kinase-associated neurodegeneration (see: Neurodegeneration with brain iron accumulation (NBIA))
  (Condition)
• Pantothenic acid (see: Pantothenic acid and biotin)
  (Nutrition)
• Pantothenic acid (see: Vitamin B5 (Pantothenic acid))
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Pantothenic acid (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pantothenic acid and biotin
  (Nutrition)
• Panwarfin
  (Drug Image)
• Panzyga (see: Immune Globulin-ifas (Intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Panzyga (see: Immune globulin (Intramuscular route, intravenous route, subcutaneous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Panzyga (see: Immune Globulin-ifas (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Panzyga (see: Immune globulin (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• PAP (see: Pulmonary alveolar proteinosis)
  (Condition)
• Pap smear (see: Pap test)
  (Medical Test)
• Pap smear - abnormal (see: Cervical dysplasia)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Pap smear - colposcopy (see: Colposcopy - directed biopsy)
  (Medical Test)
• Pap smear - cone biopsy (see: Cone biopsy)
  (Medical Test)
• Pap smear - dysplasia (see: Cervical dysplasia)
  (Condition)
• Pap test
  (Medical Test)
• Papacon (see: Papaverine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Papain/urea (On the skin)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Papain/urea/chlorophyllin copper (On the skin)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Papanicolaou test (see: Pap test)
  (Medical Test)
• Papaverine (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Papaverine (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Papaverine (Injection route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Papaverine (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Papaverine hcl
  (Drug Image)
• Papaverine hydrochloride
  (Drug Image)
• Papillary cancer - thyroidectomy (see: Thyroid gland removal)
  (Surgery)
• Papillary carcinoma - radioiodine (see: Radioiodine therapy)
  (Surgery)
• Papillary carcinoma of the thyroid (see: Thyroid cancer - papillary carcinoma)
  (Condition)
• Papillary thyroid cancer (see: Thyroid cancer - papillary carcinoma)
  (Condition)
• Papillary thyroid carcinoma (see: Thyroid cancer)
  (Condition)
• Papillary thyroid carcinoma (see: Thyroid cancer - papillary carcinoma)
  (Condition)
• Papillotomy (see: ERCP)
  (Surgery)
• Papular acrodermatitis of childhood (see: Gianotti-Crosti syndrome)
  (Condition)
• Papule
  (Symptoms)
• Papulosquamous - pityriasis rosea (see: Pityriasis rosea)
  (Condition)
• Papulosquamous disorders (see: Scales)
  (Symptoms)
• Papulovesicular acro-located syndrome (see: Gianotti-Crosti syndrome)
  (Condition)
• Para-aminobenzoic acid
  (Poison)
• Para-Time S.R. (see: Papaverine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Paracentesis (see: Abdominal tap )
  (Medical Test)
• Paracentesis (see: Peritoneal fluid analysis)
  (Medical Test)
• Paracetamol overdose (see: Acetaminophen overdose)
  (Poison)
• Parachute reflex (see: Infant reflexes)
  (Symptoms)
• Paradichlorobenzene poisoning
  (Poison)
• Paradione
  (Drug Image)
• Paraffin poisoning
  (Poison)
• Parafon forte dsc
  (Drug Image)
• Parafon Forte DSC (see: Chlorzoxazone (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Parafon Forte DSC (see: Skeletal muscle relaxant (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Parafon Forte DSC (see: Chlorzoxazone (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Paraganglioma - glomus jugulare (see: Glomus jugulare tumor)
  (Condition)
• Paraganglioma - glomus tympanum (see: Glomus tympanum tumor)
  (Condition)
• Paraganglionoma (see: Pheochromocytoma)
  (Condition)
• ParaGard (see: Intrauterine devices (IUD))
  (Surgery)
• ParaGard - deciding (see: Deciding about an IUD)
  (Special Topic)
• Paragard t380a
  (Drug Image)
• Parahemophilia (see: Factor V deficiency)
  (Condition)
• Parainfluenza
  (Condition)
• Paraldehyde (Oral route, injection route, rectal route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Paralysis (see: Muscle function loss)
  (Symptoms)
• Paralysis - spastic (see: Cerebral palsy)
  (Condition)
• Paralysis agitans (see: Parkinson disease)
  (Condition)
• Paralysis agitans - discharge (see: Parkinson disease - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Paralysis of the face (see: Facial paralysis)
  (Symptoms)
• Paralytic dementia (see: General paresis)
  (Condition)
• Paralytic ileus (see: Intestinal obstruction and Ileus)
  (Condition)
• Paralytic ileus - pseudo-obstruction (see: Intestinal pseudo-obstruction)
  (Condition)
• Paralytic ileus - repair (see: Intestinal obstruction repair)
  (Surgery)
• Paralytic shellfish poisoning (see: Poisoning - fish and shellfish)
  (Poison)
• Paranasal sinus radiography (see: Sinus x-ray)
  (Medical Test)
• Paranoid personality disorder
  (Condition)
• Paraphimosis
  (Condition)
• Paraplatin (see: Carboplatin (Intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Paraplatin (see: Carboplatin (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Paraplatin NovaPlus (see: Carboplatin (Intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Parapneumonic pleural effusion
  (Condition)
• Paraquat lung (see: Paraquat poisoning)
  (Condition)
• Paraquat poisoning
  (Condition)
• Parasite infection - hookworm (see: Creeping eruption)
  (Condition)
• Parasite infection - trichinosis (see: Trichinosis)
  (Condition)
• Parasite infection - visceral larva migrans (see: Visceral larva migrans)
  (Condition)
• Parasite infection - American trypanosomiasis (see: Chagas disease)
  (Condition)
• Parasite infection - human African trypanosomiasis (see: Sleeping sickness)
  (Condition)
• Parasites and stool ova exam (see: Stool ova and parasites exam)
  (Medical Test)
• Parasitic infection - histoplasmosis (see: Histoplasmosis)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Parasitic infection - hookworm (see: Hookworm infection)
  (Condition)
• Parasitic infection - intestinal (see: Intestinal parasites)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Parasitic infection - roundworms (see: Roundworms)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Parasomnia - isolated sleep paralysis (see: Sleep paralysis)
  (Condition)
• Parasomnia - sleep paralysis (see: Sleep paralysis)
  (Condition)
• Parathormone (see: Parathyroid hormone (PTH) blood test)
  (Medical Test)
• Parathormone (PTH) intact molecule (see: Parathyroid hormone (PTH) blood test)
  (Medical Test)
• Parathyroid - calcium in urine (see: Calcium - urine)
  (Medical Test)
• Parathyroid - overactive (see: Hyperparathyroidism)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Parathyroid - underactive (see: Hypoparathyroidism)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Parathyroid adenoma
  (Condition)
• Parathyroid cancer
  (Condition)
• Parathyroid cancer - pheochromocytoma (see: Multiple endocrine neoplasia (MEN) II)
  (Condition)
• Parathyroid carcinoma (see: Parathyroid cancer)
  (Condition)
• Parathyroid gland removal
  (Surgery)
• Parathyroid hormone (see: Parathyroid hormone (PTH) blood test)
  (Medical Test)
• Parathyroid hormone (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Parathyroid hormone (PTH) blood test
  (Medical Test)
• Parathyroid hormone (Subcutaneous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Parathyroid hormone-related protein blood test
  (Medical Test)
• Parathyroid hyperplasia
  (Condition)
• Parathyroid-related hypercalcemia (see: Hyperparathyroidism)
  (Condition)
• Parathyroid-related hypocalcemia (see: Hypoparathyroidism)
  (Condition)
• Parathyroidectomy (see: Parathyroid gland removal)
  (Surgery)
• Parcaine (see: Proparacaine (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Parcaine (see: Anesthetic, local (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Parcopa
  (Drug Image)
• Parcopa (see: Carbidopa and levodopa (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Paregoric (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Paremyd (see: Atropine, homatropine, and scopolamine (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Paremyd (see: Hydroxyamphetamine/tropicamide (Into the eye))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Paremyd (see: Hydroxyamphetamine and tropicamide (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Parenteral electrolyte combination (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Parenteral electrolyte, potassium (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Parenteral electrolyte, sodium (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Parenteral electrolyte/mineral combination (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Parenteral lipid solutions (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Parenteral mineral/trace mineral combination (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Parenteral nutrition (Tpn or ppn) (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Parenteral solutions (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Parepectolin (see: Attapulgite (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Paresis (see: Muscle function loss)
  (Symptoms)
• Paresthesias (see: Numbness and tingling)
  (Symptoms)
• Paricalcitol (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Paricalcitol (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Paricalcitol (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Paricalcitol (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Parinaud oculoglandular syndrome
  (Condition)
• Parkinson - CyberKnife (see: Stereotactic radiosurgery - CyberKnife)
  (Surgery)
• Parkinson disease
  (Condition)
• Parkinson disease
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Parkinson disease
  (In-Depth)
• Parkinson disease - discharge
  (Discharge)
• Parkinson disease - resources
  (Special Topic)
• Parkinson plus syndrome (see: Multiple system atrophy - parkinsonian type)
  (Condition)
• Parkinsonism - secondary (see: Secondary parkinsonism)
  (Condition)
• Parkinson's disease (see: Parkinson disease)
  (Condition)
• Parkinson's disease (see: Parkinson disease)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Parkinson's plus syndrome (see: Multiple system atrophy - parkinsonian type)
  (Condition)
• Parlodel (see: Antidyskinetic (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Parlodel (see: Bromocriptine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Parlodel (see: Bromocriptine (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Parlodel
  (Drug Image)
• Parnate
  (Drug Image)
• Parnate (see: Tranylcypromine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Parnate (see: Tranylcypromine (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Parnate (see: Antidepressant, monoamine oxidase (MAO) inhibitor (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Paroex (see: Chlorhexidine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Paromomycin (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Paromomycin (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Paronychia
  (Condition)
• Parosmia (see: Smell - impaired)
  (Symptoms)
• Parosmia (see: Smelling)
• Parotitis (see: Salivary gland infections)
  (Condition)
• Parotitis (see: Mumps)
  (Condition)
• Paroxetine
  (Drug Image)
• Paroxetine (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Paroxetine (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Paroxetine hcl
  (Drug Image)
• Paroxetine hydrochloride
  (Drug Image)
• Paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria (PCH)
  (Condition)
• Paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria - Donath-Landsteiner (see: Donath-Landsteiner test)
  (Medical Test)
• Paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea (see: Breathing difficulty - lying down)
  (Symptoms)
• Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH)
  (Condition)
• Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria - Ham test (see: Ham test)
  (Medical Test)
• Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria sugar water hemolysis test (see: Sugar-water hemolysis test)
  (Medical Test)
• Paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia (PSVT)
  (Condition)
• Parrot pneumonia (see: Psittacosis)
  (Condition)
• Pars planitis (see: Uveitis)
  (Condition)
• Parsabiv (see: Etelcalcetide (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Parsabiv (see: Etelcalcetide (Intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Parsonage Turner syndrome (see: Brachial plexopathy)
  (Condition)
• Parsonage-Turner syndrome (see: Brachial plexopathy)
  (Condition)
• Partial (focal) seizure
  (Condition)
• Partial androgen insensitivity syndrome
  (Condition)
• Partial breast brachytherapy
  (Surgery)
• Partial breast radiation therapy - brachytherapy (see: Partial breast brachytherapy)
  (Surgery)
• Partial breast radiation therapy - external beam
  (Surgery)
• Partial empty sella (see: Empty sella syndrome)
  (Condition)
• Partial external beam radiation - breast (see: Partial breast radiation therapy - external beam)
  (Surgery)
• Partial knee replacement
  (Surgery)
• Partial laryngectomy (see: Laryngectomy)
  (Surgery)
• Partial lung collapse (see: Atelectasis)
  (Condition)
• Partial mastectomy (see: Breast lump removal)
  (Surgery)
• Partial nephrectomy (see: Kidney removal)
  (Surgery)
• Partial nephrectomy - discharge (see: Kidney removal - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Partial penectomy (see: Penile cancer)
  (Condition)
• Partial shoulder arthroplasty (see: Shoulder replacement)
  (Surgery)
• Partial shoulder arthroplasty - discharge (see: Shoulder replacement - discharge )
  (Discharge)
• Partial shoulder replacement (see: Shoulder replacement)
  (Surgery)
• Partial shoulder replacement - discharge (see: Shoulder replacement - discharge )
  (Discharge)
• Partial thickness burns (see: Minor burns - aftercare)
  (Self-Care)
• Partial thickness burns - aftercare (see: Minor burns - aftercare)
  (Self-Care)
• Partial thromboplastin time (PTT)
  (Medical Test)
• Partial thyroidectomy (see: Thyroid gland removal)
  (Surgery)
• Partial thyroidectomy - discharge (see: Thyroid gland removal - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Partial vegetarian (see: Vegetarian diet)
  (Nutrition)
• Partial-dermal skin graft - self-care (see: Skin flaps and grafts - self-care)
  (Self-Care)
• Partially hydrogenated oils (PHOs) (see: Facts about trans fats)
  (Special Topic)
• Particle in the eye (see: Eye - foreign object in)
  (Special Topic)
• Parvovirus B19 (see: Fifth disease)
  (Condition)
• Paser (see: Aminosalicylic acid (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pasireotide (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pasireotide (Subcutaneous route, intramuscular route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• PasPort (see: Central venous catheters - ports)
  (Discharge)
• Passed out (see: Fainting)
  (Symptoms)
• Passiflora incarnata (see: Passionflower)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Passionflower
  (Alt. Medicine)
• PAT-traMADol/ACET (see: Tramadol and acetaminophen (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pataday (see: Olopatadine (Into the eye))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pataday (see: Olopatadine (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pataday 24HR (see: Olopatadine (Into the eye))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pataday Once Daily Relief (see: Olopatadine (Into the eye))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pataday Twice Daily Relief (see: Olopatadine (Into the eye))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Patanase (see: Olopatadine (Nasal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Patanase (see: Olopatadine (Into the nose))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Patanol (see: Olopatadine (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Patanol
  (Drug Image)
• Patanol (see: Olopatadine (Into the eye))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Patau syndrome (see: Trisomy 13)
  (Condition)
• Patch tests - allergy (see: Allergy testing - skin)
  (Medical Test)
• Patches
  (Symptoms)
• Patches on the tongue (see: Geographic tongue)
  (Condition)
• Patchy skin color
  (Symptoms)
• Patella fracture (see: Broken kneecap - aftercare)
  (Self-Care)
• Patellar (knee) debridement (see: Knee arthroscopy)
  (Surgery)
• Patellar debridement - discharge (see: Knee arthroscopy - discharge )
  (Discharge)
• Patellar dislocation or instability (see: Kneecap dislocation)
  (Injury)
• Patellar subluxation - aftercare (see: Kneecap dislocation - aftercare)
  (Self-Care)
• Patellar tendinitis (see: Anterior knee pain)
  (Condition)
• Patellofemoral subluxation - aftercare (see: Kneecap dislocation - aftercare)
  (Self-Care)
• Patellofemoral syndrome (see: Anterior knee pain)
  (Condition)
• Patent ductus arteriosus
  (Condition)
• Patent ductus arteriosus ligation (see: Congenital heart defect - corrective surgery)
  (Surgery)
• Patent ductus arteriosus ligation - discharge (see: Pediatric heart surgery - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Patent foramen ovale
  (Condition)
• Patent processus vaginalis (see: Hydrocele)
  (Condition)
• Patent urachal tube repair (see: Patent urachus repair)
  (Surgery)
• Patent urachus repair
  (Surgery)
• Paterson-Kelly syndrome (see: Plummer-Vinson syndrome)
  (Condition)
• Pathocil
  (Drug Image)
• Pathological gambling (see: Compulsive gambling)
  (Condition)
• Patient portals - an online tool for your health
  (Special Topic)
• Patient safety - central line infection (see: Central line infections - hospitals)
  (Special Topic)
• Patient safety - falls (see: After a fall in the hospital)
  (Special Topic)
• Patient safety - hospital errors (see: Help prevent hospital errors)
  (Special Topic)
• Patient safety - medication safety (see: Medicine safety during your hospital stay)
  (Special Topic)
• Patient safety - wearing gloves (see: Wearing gloves in the hospital)
  (Special Topic)
• Patient-centered care (see: Shared decision making)
  (Special Topic)
• Patiromer (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Patiromer (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Patisiran (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Patisiran (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pau d'arco
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Paul-Bunnell test (see: Mononucleosis spot test)
  (Medical Test)
• Pavabid plateau
  (Drug Image)
• Pavacot (see: Papaverine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pavement (see: Asphalt cement poisoning)
  (Poison)
• Pavlik harness (see: Developmental dysplasia of the hip)
  (Condition)
• Pavor nocturnus (see: Night terrors in children)
  (Condition)
• Paxil (see: Paroxetine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Paxil
  (Drug Image)
• Paxil (see: Paroxetine (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Paxil cr
  (Drug Image)
• Paxil CR (see: Paroxetine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Paxil CR (see: Paroxetine (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Paxipam (see: Benzodiazepine (Oral route, parenteral route, rectal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pazeo (see: Olopatadine (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pazopanib (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pazopanib (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)

Pb

• PBC (see: Primary biliary cirrhosis)
  (Condition)
• PBD - Percutaneous biliary drainage (see: Percutaneous transhepatic cholangiogram )
  (Medical Test)
• PBD-Precutaneous Biliary drainage (see: Percutaneous transhepatic cholangiogram )
  (Medical Test)
• PBG (see: PBG urine test)
  (Medical Test)
• PBG urine test
  (Medical Test)
• PBSI (see: Partial breast brachytherapy)
  (Surgery)
• Pbz
  (Drug Image)
• Pbz-sr
  (Drug Image)

Pc

• PCE (see: Erythromycin (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pce dispertab
  (Drug Image)
• PCE Dispertab (see: Erythromycin (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• PCH (see: Paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria (PCH))
  (Condition)
• PCI (see: Angioplasty and stent placement - heart)
  (Surgery)
• PCI - discharge (see: Angioplasty and stent - heart - discharge )
  (Discharge)
• PCL injury - aftercare (see: Posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) injury - aftercare)
  (Self-Care)
• Pcm allergy
  (Drug Image)
• PCNL (see: Percutaneous kidney procedures)
  (Surgery)
• PCNL - discharge (see: Percutaneous urinary procedures - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• PCNSL (see: Primary lymphoma of the brain)
  (Condition)
• PCOS (see: Polycystic ovary syndrome)
  (Condition)
• PCP (see: Substance use - phencyclidine (PCP))
  (Special Topic)
• PCP (see: Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia)
  (Condition)
• PCP overdose (see: Phencyclidine overdose)
  (Poison)

Pd

• PD - discharge (see: Parkinson disease - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Pd span
  (Drug Image)
• PDA (see: Patent ductus arteriosus)
  (Condition)
• PDA ligation (see: Congenital heart defect - corrective surgery)
  (Surgery)
• PDA ligation - discharge (see: Pediatric heart surgery - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• PDD (see: Persistent depressive disorder)
  (Condition)
• Pdf (see: Sodium fluoride (Oral route, dental route, oromucosal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• pdp-HYDROcodone (see: Hydrocodone (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)

Pe

• PE (see: Pulmonary embolus)
  (Condition)
• PE - D-dimer (see: D-dimer test)
  (Medical Test)
• PE - heparin shot (see: How to give a heparin shot)
  (Self-Care)
• PE- V/Q scan (see: Pulmonary ventilation/perfusion scan)
  (Medical Test)
• Peak flow meter - how to use (see: How to use your peak flow meter)
  (Self-Care)
• Peanut Allergen-dnfp (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Peanut Allergen-dnfp (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pectus carinatum
  (Symptoms)
• Pectus excavatum
  (Symptoms)
• Pectus excavatum - discharge
  (Discharge)
• Pectus excavatum repair
  (Surgery)
• Pedi-Dent (see: Sodium fluoride (Oral route, dental route, oromucosal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pedi-Dri (see: Nystatin (Topical route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pedia-Lax (see: Magnesium hydroxide (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pedia-Lax (see: Sodium phosphate dibasic/sodium phosphate monobasic (Into the rectum))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pedia-Lax Glycerin Suppositories (see: Glycerin (Into the rectum))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pedia-Pop (see: Carbohydrate and electrolyte combination (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediacare (see: Dextromethorphan (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediacare cold/allergy
  (Drug Image)
• Pediacare Decongestant Infants (see: Pseudoephedrine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediacare Long-Acting Cough (see: Dextromethorphan (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediaderm HC Kit (see: Hydrocortisone (Topical application route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediaderm HC Kit (see: Corticosteroid- low potency (Topical application route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediaderm TA (see: Triamcinolone (Topical application route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pedialyte Sparking Rush (see: Electrolyte/mineral supplement (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pediamist pediatric
  (Drug Image)
• Pediapred (see: Prednisolone (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pediapred (see: Prednisolone (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediapred 5 (see: Corticosteroid (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• PediaProfen overdose (see: Ibuprofen overdose)
  (Poison)
• Pediarix (see: Diphtheria/tetanus/acellular pertussis/hepatitis/polio vaccine (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pediarix
  (Drug Image)
• Pediarix (see: Diphtheria, tetanus, acellular pertussis, hepatitis b, and polio vaccine (Intramuscular route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediatex (see: Carbinoxamine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediatex 12 (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediatex 12 (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediatex 12 (see: Antihistamine (Oral route, parenteral route, rectal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediatex 12D (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediatex 12D (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediatex 12D (see: Antihistamine/decongestant combination (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediatex 12DM (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediatex 12DM (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediatex-D (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediatex-D (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediatex-D (see: Antihistamine/decongestant combination (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediatric asthma (see: Asthma in children)
  (Condition)
• Pediatric asthma - discharge (see: Asthma - child - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Pediatric cancer center (see: Children's cancer centers)
  (Special Topic)
• Pediatric heart surgery
  (Surgery)
• Pediatric heart surgery - discharge
  (Discharge)
• Pediatric hypertension (see: High blood pressure - children)
  (Condition)
• Pediatric oncology center (see: Children's cancer centers)
  (Special Topic)
• Pediatric sleep apnea
  (Condition)
• Pediazole (see: Erythromycin and sulfisoxazole (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pedicle
  (Special Topic)
• Pediculosis (see: Body lice)
  (Condition)
• Pediculosis - pubic lice (see: Pubic lice)
  (Condition)
• Pediculosis capitis - head lice (see: Head lice)
  (Condition)
• Pediculosis corporis (see: Body lice)
  (Condition)
• Pediculosis pubis (see: Pubic lice)
  (Condition)
• Pediotic (see: Neomycin, polymyxin b, and hydrocortisone (Otic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pediox (see: Carbinoxamine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pedopompholyx (see: Pompholyx eczema)
  (Condition)
• Peduncle (see: Pedicle)
  (Special Topic)
• Pedvaxhib (see: Haemophilus B conjugate vaccine (Intramuscular route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pedvaxhib (see: Haemophilus B conjugate vaccine (Tetanus toxoid conjugate) (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Peg Intron RP (see: Peginterferon Alfa-2b (Subcutaneous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Peg Intron RP (see: Interferon, alfa (CLASS) (Injection route, intravenous route, subcutaneous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Peg teeth (see: Tooth - abnormal shape)
  (Symptoms)
• PEG tube care (see: Gastrostomy feeding tube - pump - child)
  (Discharge)
• PEG tube feeding (see: Gastrostomy feeding tube - pump - child)
  (Discharge)
• PEG tube insertion (see: Feeding tube insertion - gastrostomy)
  (Surgery)
• PEG tube insertion - discharge
  (Discharge)
• PEG tube insertion-discharge (see: PEG tube insertion - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• PEG-Intron (see: Peginterferon Alfa-2b (Subcutaneous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• PEG-Intron (see: Interferon, alfa (CLASS) (Injection route, intravenous route, subcutaneous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pegademase bovine (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pegademase bovine (Intramuscular route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Peganone (see: Anticonvulsant, hydantoin (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Peganone (see: Anticonvulsant, succinimide (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Peganone (see: Anticonvulsant, dione (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Peganone (see: Ethotoin (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Peganone
  (Drug Image)
• Pegaptanib (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pegaptanib (Intraocular route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pegaspargase (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pegaspargase (Intramuscular route, intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pegasys (see: Peginterferon Alfa-2a (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pegasys (see: Interferon, alfa (CLASS) (Injection route, intravenous route, subcutaneous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pegasys
  (Drug Image)
• Pegasys (see: Peginterferon Alfa-2a (Subcutaneous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pegasys Proclick (see: Peginterferon Alfa-2a (Subcutaneous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pegcetacoplan (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pegcetacoplan (Subcutaneous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pegfilgrastim (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pegfilgrastim (Subcutaneous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pegfilgrastim-apgf (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pegfilgrastim-apgf (Subcutaneous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pegfilgrastim-bmez (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pegfilgrastim-bmez (Subcutaneous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pegfilgrastim-cbqv (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pegfilgrastim-cbqv (Subcutaneous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pegfilgrastim-jmdb (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pegfilgrastim-jmdb (Subcutaneous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Peginesatide (Injection route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Peginesatide (Injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Peginterferon Alfa-2a (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Peginterferon Alfa-2a (Subcutaneous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Peginterferon Alfa-2b (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Peginterferon Alfa-2b (Subcutaneous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Peginterferon Beta-1a (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Peginterferon Beta-1a (Intramuscular route, subcutaneous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pegloticase (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pegloticase (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pegvaliase-pqpz (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pegvaliase-pqpz (Subcutaneous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pegvisomant (Subcutaneous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pegvisomant (Under the skin)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pellagra
  (Condition)
• Pelvic abscess (see: Abscess - abdomen or pelvis)
  (Condition)
• Pelvic adhesion (see: Adhesion)
  (Condition)
• Pelvic CT scan
  (Medical Test)
• Pelvic floor - stress incontinence (see: Stress urinary incontinence)
  (Condition)
• Pelvic floor exercises (see: Kegel exercises - self-care)
  (Self-Care)
• Pelvic floor hernia (see: Uterine prolapse)
  (Condition)
• Pelvic floor muscle training exercises
  (Special Topic)
• Pelvic fracture (see: Traumatic injury of the bladder and urethra)
  (Condition)
• Pelvic inflammatory disease
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Pelvic inflammatory disease (see: Infertility in women)
  (In-Depth)
• Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)
  (Condition)
• Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) - aftercare
  (Self-Care)
• Pelvic inflammatory disease - chlamydia (see: Chlamydia infections in women)
  (Condition)
• Pelvic laparoscopy
  (Surgery)
• Pelvic lymphadenectomy (see: Radical prostatectomy)
  (Surgery)
• Pelvic lymphadenectomy - discharge (see: Radical prostatectomy - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Pelvic MRI with prostate probe (see: Pelvis MRI scan)
  (Medical Test)
• Pelvic muscle strengthening exercises (see: Kegel exercises - self-care)
  (Self-Care)
• Pelvic outlet syndrome (see: Piriformis syndrome)
  (Self-Care)
• Pelvic pain - adenomyosis (see: Adenomyosis)
  (Condition)
• Pelvic pain - endometriosis (see: Endometriosis)
  (Condition)
• Pelvic pain - living with endometriosis (see: Living with endometriosis)
  (Self-Care)
• Pelvic pain - living with fibroids (see: Living with uterine fibroids)
  (Self-Care)
• Pelvic pain syndrome (see: Prostatitis - nonbacterial)
  (Condition)
• Pelvic pouch (see: Total proctocolectomy and ileal-anal pouch)
  (Surgery)
• Pelvic pouch - discharge (see: Total colectomy or proctocolectomy - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Pelvic prolapse - care at home (see: When you have urinary incontinence)
  (Self-Care)
• Pelvic prolapse - stress incontinence (see: Stress urinary incontinence)
  (Condition)
• Pelvic radiation - discharge
  (Discharge)
• Pelvic relaxation - uterine prolapse (see: Uterine prolapse)
  (Condition)
• Pelvic scan (see: Pelvic ultrasound - abdominal)
  (Medical Test)
• Pelvic sonography (see: Pelvic ultrasound - abdominal)
  (Medical Test)
• Pelvic ultrasonography (see: Pelvic ultrasound - abdominal)
  (Medical Test)
• Pelvic ultrasound - abdominal
  (Medical Test)
• Pelvis MRI scan
  (Medical Test)
• Pelvis x-ray
  (Medical Test)
• Pelviscopy (see: Pelvic laparoscopy)
  (Surgery)
• Pemazyre (see: Pemigatinib (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pemazyre (see: Pemigatinib (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pembrolizumab (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pembrolizumab (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pemetrexed (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pemetrexed (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pemfexy (see: Pemetrexed (Intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pemigatinib (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pemigatinib (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pemirolast (Into the eye)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pemirolast (Ophthalmic route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pemoline
  (Drug Image)
• Pemoline (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pemoline (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pemphigus vulgaris
  (Condition)
• Pen-vee K
  (Drug Image)
• Penbutolol (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Penbutolol (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Penciclovir (On the skin)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Penciclovir (Topical route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pencil eraser swallowing
  (Poison)
• Pencil swallowing
  (Poison)
• Penetrating keratoplasty (see: Corneal transplant)
  (Surgery)
• Penetrating keratoplasty - discharge (see: Corneal transplant - discharge )
  (Discharge)
• Penetrex
  (Drug Image)
• Penicillamine (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Penicillamine (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Penicillin (Oral route, injection route, intravenous route, intramuscular route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Penicillin G benzathine (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Penicillin G benzathine (Intramuscular route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Penicillin G benzathine and penicillin G procaine (Intramuscular route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Penicillin G benzathine/penicillin G procaine (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Penicillin G potassium (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Penicillin G procaine (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Penicillin G sodium (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Penicillin V (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Penicillin V potassium
  (Drug Image)
• Penicillin vk
  (Drug Image)
• Penile cancer
  (Condition)
• Penile pulse volume recording (see: Plethysmography)
  (Medical Test)
• Penile warts (see: Genital warts)
  (Condition)
• Penis
  (Special Topic)
• Penis care (uncircumcised)
  (Special Topic)
• Penis pain
  (Symptoms)
• Penis pump (see: Vacuum erectile devices for erection problems)
  (Self-Care)
• Penlac (see: Ciclopirox (Topical route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Penlac
  (Drug Image)
• Pennsaid (see: Diclofenac (Topical application route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pennsaid (see: Diclofenac (On the skin))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentacel (see: Diphtheria/tetanus/acellular pertussis/polio/hib vaccine (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentacel (see: Diphtheria/tetanus/acellular pertussis/polio vaccine (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentacel (see: Diphtheria, tetanus, acellular pertussis, polio, hib vaccine (Intramuscular route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pentacel-ActHIB Component (see: Haemophilus B conjugate vaccine (Tetanus toxoid conjugate) (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentacel-DTaP/IPV Component (see: Diphtheria/tetanus/acellular pertussis/polio vaccine (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentaerythritol tetranitrate (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentafen (see: Pentazocine overdose)
  (Poison)
• Pentam (see: Pentamidine (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentam (see: Pentamidine (Injection route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pentamidine (By breathing)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentamidine (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentamidine (Inhalation route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pentamidine (Injection route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pentamycetin Ophthalmic Solution 0.25% (see: Chloramphenicol (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pentamycetin Ophthalmic Solution 0.5% (see: Chloramphenicol (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pentasa (see: Salicylate (Oral route, rectal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pentasa (see: Mesalamine (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentasa (see: Mesalamine (Rectal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pentasa
  (Drug Image)
• Pentasa (see: Mesalamine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pentazocine (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentazocine (Injection route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pentazocine and acetaminophen (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pentazocine and naloxone (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pentazocine Hcl-naloxone hcl
  (Drug Image)
• Pentazocine overdose
  (Poison)
• Pentazocine/acetaminophen (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentazocine/naloxone (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentetate calcium trisodium (By breathing)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentetate calcium trisodium (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentetate calcium trisodium (Intravenous route, inhalation route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pentetate zinc trisodium (By breathing)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentetate zinc trisodium (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentetate zinc trisodium (Intravenous route, inhalation route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pentobarbital (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentobarbital (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentobarbital (Into the rectum)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentobarbital overdose
  (Poison)
• Pentopak (see: Pentoxifylline (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pentosan polysulfate sodium (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentosan polysulfate sodium (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pentosol overdose (see: Pentobarbital overdose)
  (Poison)
• Pentostatin (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentostatin (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pentoxifylline
  (Drug Image)
• Pentoxifylline (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pentoxifylline (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pentoxil (see: Pentoxifylline (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pepaxto (see: Melphalan flufenamide (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pepaxto (see: Melphalan flufenamide (Intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pepcid (see: Famotidine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pepcid (see: Histamine h2 antagonist (Oral route, injection route, intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pepcid (see: Famotidine (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pepcid
  (Drug Image)
• Pepcid ac
  (Drug Image)
• Pepcid AC (see: Famotidine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pepcid AC (see: Famotidine (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pepcid AC (see: Histamine h2 antagonist (Oral route, injection route, intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pepcid complete
  (Drug Image)
• Pepcid Complete (see: Antacid, calcium and magnesium (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pepcid overdose (see: H2 receptor antagonists overdose)
  (Poison)
• Pepcid rpd
  (Drug Image)
• Peppermint
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Peppermint oil overdose
  (Poison)
• Peptic esophagitis (see: Gastroesophageal reflux disease)
  (Condition)
• Peptic esophagitis - children (see: Gastroesophageal reflux disease - children)
  (Condition)
• Peptic esophagitis - discharge (see: Gastroesophageal reflux - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Peptic ulcer
  (Condition)
• Peptic ulcer
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Peptic ulcer - bland diet (see: Bland diet)
  (Self-Care)
• Peptic ulcer - gastrin blood test (see: Gastrin blood test)
  (Medical Test)
• Peptic ulcer - islet cell tumor (see: Pancreatic islet cell tumor)
  (Condition)
• Peptic ulcer - pyloroplasty (see: Pyloroplasty)
  (Surgery)
• Peptic ulcer discharge (see: Peptic ulcer disease - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Peptic ulcer disease - discharge
  (Discharge)
• Peptic ulcer disease - H pylori (see: Tests for H pylori)
  (Medical Test)
• Peptic ulcer disease - H. pylori (see: Tests for H pylori)
  (Medical Test)
• Peptic ulcer disease - H2 blockers (see: H2 blockers)
  (Discharge)
• Peptic ulcers
  (In-Depth)
• Pepto Bismol (see: Antacid (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pepto Bismol (see: Bismuth subsalicylate (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pepto Bismol (see: Salicylate (Oral route, rectal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pepto Bismol Max (see: Bismuth subsalicylate (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pepto-Bismol (see: Bismuth subsalicylate (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pepto-Bismol (see: Bismuth subsalicylate (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pepto-Bismol InstaCool (see: Bismuth subsalicylate (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pepto-Bismol To-Go (see: Bismuth subsalicylate (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Per-Q cath - infants (see: Percutaneously inserted central catheter - infants)
  (Special Topic)
• Peramivir (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Peramivir (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Perampanel (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Perampanel (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Peranex HC (see: Lidocaine and hydrocortisone (Topical application route, rectal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Perchloracap (see: Cholecystographic agent (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Perchloracap (see: Radiopaque Agent- diagnostic (Oral route, rectal route, intravenous route, Intra-arterial route, intraspinal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Percocet (see: Oxycodone and acetaminophen (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Percocet (see: Narcotic analgesics and acetaminophen (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Percocet (see: Narcotic-analgesic/acetaminophen (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Percocet
  (Drug Image)
• Percocet (see: Oxycodone/acetaminophen (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Percocet - opiate withdrawal (see: Opiate and opioid withdrawal)
  (Condition)
• Percocet overdose (see: Hydrocodone/oxycodone overdose)
  (Poison)
• Percodan (see: Oxycodone and aspirin (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Percodan (see: Narcotic analgesics and aspirin (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Percodan
  (Drug Image)
• Percodan overdose (see: Hydrocodone/oxycodone overdose)
  (Poison)
• Percogesic (see: Magnesium salicylate (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Percogesic (see: Acetaminophen/phenyltoloxamine (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Percogesic (see: Acetaminophen/muscle relaxer (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Percolone
  (Drug Image)
• Percussion
  (Special Topic)
• Percutaneous Achilles tendon rupture repair (see: Achilles tendon repair)
  (Surgery)
• Percutaneous aortic valve replacement or repair - discharge (see: Heart valve surgery - discharge )
  (Discharge)
• Percutaneous biopsy (see: Liver biopsy)
  (Medical Test)
• Percutaneous coronary intervention (see: Angioplasty and stent placement - heart)
  (Surgery)
• Percutaneous coronary intervention - discharge (see: Angioplasty and stent - heart - discharge )
  (Discharge)
• Percutaneous electromyography - guided botulinum toxin treatment (see: Botulinum toxin injection - larynx)
  (Surgery)
• Percutaneous electromyography-guided botulinum toxin treatment (see: Botulinum toxin injection - larynx)
  (Surgery)
• Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy tube insertion (see: Feeding tube insertion - gastrostomy)
  (Surgery)
• Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy tube insertion-discharge (see: PEG tube insertion - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Percutaneous indirect laryngoscopy - guided botulinum toxin treatment (see: Botulinum toxin injection - larynx)
  (Surgery)
• Percutaneous indirect laryngoscopy-guided botulinum toxin treatment (see: Botulinum toxin injection - larynx)
  (Surgery)
• Percutaneous kidney procedures
  (Surgery)
• Percutaneous lithotripsy (see: Lithotripsy)
  (Surgery)
• Percutaneous lithotripsy - discharge (see: Kidney stones and lithotripsy - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Percutaneous lithotripsy - discharge (see: Percutaneous urinary procedures - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Percutaneous liver biopsy (see: Liver biopsy)
  (Medical Test)
• Percutaneous mitral valvuloplasty (see: Mitral valve surgery - minimally invasive)
  (Surgery)
• Percutaneous mitral valvuloplasty - discharge (see: Heart valve surgery - discharge )
  (Discharge)
• Percutaneous needle aspiration (see: Lung needle biopsy)
  (Medical Test)
• Percutaneous needle fasciotomy - Dupuytren (see: Dupuytren contracture)
  (Condition)
• Percutaneous nephrostolithotomy (see: Percutaneous kidney procedures)
  (Surgery)
• Percutaneous nephrostolithotomy - discharge (see: Percutaneous urinary procedures - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Percutaneous nephrostomy (see: Percutaneous kidney procedures)
  (Surgery)
• Percutaneous nephrostomy - discharge (see: Percutaneous urinary procedures - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Percutaneous pericardiocentesis (see: Pericardiocentesis)
  (Medical Test)
• Percutaneous transhepatic cholangiogram
  (Medical Test)
• Percutaneous transhepatic cholangiography (see: Percutaneous transhepatic cholangiogram )
  (Medical Test)
• Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty - carotid artery - discharge (see: Carotid artery surgery - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty - peripheral artery (see: Angioplasty and stent placement - peripheral arteries)
  (Surgery)
• Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty - peripheral artery - discharge (see: Angioplasty and stent placement - peripheral arteries - discharge )
  (Discharge)
• Percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (see: Angioplasty and stent placement - heart)
  (Surgery)
• Percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty - discharge (see: Angioplasty and stent - heart - discharge )
  (Discharge)
• Percutaneous urinary procedures - discharge
  (Discharge)
• Percutaneously inserted central catheter - infants
  (Special Topic)
• Perennial allergic rhinitis (see: Allergic rhinitis)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Pereyra, Stamey, Raz, and Gittes procedures - discharge (see: Urinary incontinence surgery - female - discharge )
  (Discharge)
• Perflubron (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Perflutren lipid microsphere (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Perflutren lipid microsphere (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Perflutren protein type A microsphere (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Perflutren protein type A microsphere (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Perforated eardrum (see: Ruptured eardrum)
  (Condition)
• Perforation of the esophagus (see: Esophageal perforation)
  (Condition)
• Perforation of the intestines (see: Gastrointestinal perforation)
  (Condition)
• Perform Pain Relieving Gel (see: Menthol (On the skin))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Perforomist (see: Formoterol (Inhalation route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Perforomist (see: Bronchodilator, adrenergic (Inhalation route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Perforomist (see: Formoterol (By breathing))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Perfusion scintiscan - renal (see: Renal perfusion scintiscan)
  (Medical Test)
• Pergolide (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pergolide mesylate
  (Drug Image)
• Pergonal (see: Follicle stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone (Intramuscular route, subcutaneous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Peri-colace
  (Drug Image)
• Periactin
  (Drug Image)
• Periactin (see: Antihistamine (Oral route, parenteral route, rectal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Perianal abscess (see: Anorectal abscess)
  (Condition)
• Perianal streptococcal cellulitis
  (Condition)
• Perianal streptococcal dermatitis (see: Perianal streptococcal cellulitis)
  (Condition)
• Periapical abscess (see: Tooth abscess)
  (Condition)
• Periapical film (see: Dental x-rays)
  (Medical Test)
• Periarteritis nodosa (see: Polyarteritis nodosa)
  (Condition)
• Pericapsulitis - aftercare (see: Frozen shoulder - aftercare)
  (Self-Care)
• Pericardial drain (see: Chest tube insertion)
  (Surgery)
• Pericardial effusion - peric (see: Pericardiocentesis)
  (Medical Test)
• Pericardial effusion - pericardiocentesis (see: Pericardiocentesis)
  (Medical Test)
• Pericardial fluid - Gram stain (see: Gram stain)
  (Medical Test)
• Pericardial fluid culture
  (Medical Test)
• Pericardial fluid Gram stain
  (Medical Test)
• Pericardial tamponade (see: Cardiac tamponade)
  (Condition)
• Pericardial tap (see: Pericardiocentesis)
  (Medical Test)
• Pericardiocentesis
  (Medical Test)
• Pericarditis
  (Condition)
• Pericarditis
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Pericarditis - after heart attack
  (Condition)
• Pericarditis - constrictive
  (Condition)
• Pericarditis - pericardiocentesis (see: Pericardiocentesis)
  (Medical Test)
• Pericarditis - tamponade (see: Cardiac tamponade)
  (Condition)
• Perichondritis
  (Condition)
• Peridex (see: Chlorhexidine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Peridol (see: Haloperidol (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Peridural anesthesia (see: Spinal and epidural anesthesia)
  (Surgery)
• Periguard (see: Zinc oxide (Topical application route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Perikabiven (see: Parenteral solutions (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Perikabiven (see: Parenteral lipid solutions (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Perimenopause (see: Menopause)
  (Condition)
• Perimenopause - self-care (see: Managing menopause at home)
  (Self-Care)
• Perimetry (see: Visual field)
  (Medical Test)
• Perinatal - HIV (see: HIV/AIDS in pregnant women and infants)
  (Condition)
• Perindopril (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Perindopril (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Perindopril and amlodipine (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Perindopril/amlodipine (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Perineal anoplasty (see: Imperforate anus repair)
  (Surgery)
• Perineal laceration - aftercare (see: Episiotomy - aftercare)
  (Self-Care)
• Perineal pain (see: Groin pain)
  (Symptoms)
• Perinephric abscess (see: Perirenal abscess)
  (Condition)
• Periochip (see: Chlorhexidine (Into the mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Periodic disease (see: Familial Mediterranean fever)
  (Condition)
• Periodic fever (see: Familial Mediterranean fever)
  (Condition)
• Periodic limb movement disorder (see: Restless legs syndrome and related disorders)
  (In-Depth)
• Periodic paralysis - hyperkalemic (see: Hyperkalemic periodic paralysis)
  (Condition)
• Periodic paralysis - hypokalemic (see: Hypokalemic periodic paralysis)
  (Condition)
• Periodic paralysis - thyrotoxic (see: Thyrotoxic periodic paralysis)
  (Condition)
• Periodic peritonitis (see: Familial Mediterranean fever)
  (Condition)
• Periodontal disease (see: Gingivitis)
  (Condition)
• Periodontal Disease
  (In-Depth)
• Periodontitis
  (Condition)
• Periodontitis (see: Periodontal Disease)
  (In-Depth)
• Periods - painful (see: Painful menstrual periods)
  (Symptoms)
• Periogard (see: Chlorhexidine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Perioral dermatitis
  (Condition)
• Periorbital cellulitis
  (Condition)
• Periorificial dermatitis (see: Perioral dermatitis)
  (Condition)
• Periostat (see: Doxycycline (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Periostat
  (Drug Image)
• Periosteum
  (Special Topic)
• Peripartum cardiomyopathy
  (Condition)
• Peripheral
  (Special Topic)
• Peripheral angiogram (see: Extremity angiography)
  (Medical Test)
• Peripheral angiography (see: Extremity angiography)
  (Medical Test)
• Peripheral arterial disease (see: Peripheral artery disease and intermittent claudication)
  (In-Depth)
• Peripheral arterial line - infants
  (Special Topic)
• Peripheral artery bypass - leg
  (Surgery)
• Peripheral artery bypass - leg - discharge
  (Discharge)
• Peripheral artery disease (see: CT angiography - abdomen and pelvis)
  (Medical Test)
• Peripheral artery disease - angiography (see: Extremity angiography)
  (Medical Test)
• Peripheral artery disease - butter (see: Butter, margarine, and cooking oils)
  (Self-Care)
• Peripheral artery disease - cholesterol and lifestyle (see: Cholesterol and lifestyle)
  (Self-Care)
• Peripheral artery disease - CT angiography (see: CT angiography - arms and legs)
  (Medical Test)
• Peripheral artery disease - dietary fats (see: Dietary fats explained)
  (Self-Care)
• Peripheral artery disease - legs
  (Condition)
• Peripheral artery disease - monounsaturated fat (see: Facts about monounsaturated fats)
  (Special Topic)
• Peripheral artery disease - polyunsaturated fat (see: Facts about polyunsaturated fats)
  (Special Topic)
• Peripheral artery disease - saturated fat (see: Facts about saturated fats)
  (Special Topic)
• Peripheral artery disease - trans fat (see: Facts about trans fats)
  (Special Topic)
• Peripheral artery disease - ulcer (see: Ischemic ulcers - self-care)
  (Self-Care)
• Peripheral artery disease and intermittent claudication
  (In-Depth)
• Peripheral artery disease of the legs - self-care
  (Self-Care)
• Peripheral edema (see: Foot, leg, and ankle swelling)
  (Symptoms)
• Peripheral intravenous line - infants
  (Special Topic)
• Peripheral IV - infants (see: Peripheral intravenous line - infants)
  (Special Topic)
• Peripheral line - infants (see: Peripheral intravenous line - infants)
  (Special Topic)
• Peripheral line - neonatal (see: Peripheral intravenous line - infants)
  (Special Topic)
• Peripheral neuritis (see: Peripheral neuropathy)
  (Condition)
• Peripheral neuropathy
  (Condition)
• Peripheral neuropathy - mononeuritis multiplex (see: Multiple mononeuropathy)
  (Condition)
• Peripheral neuropathy - tibial nerve (see: Tarsal tunnel syndrome)
  (Condition)
• Peripheral smear (see: Blood smear)
  (Medical Test)
• Peripheral vascular disease (see: Peripheral artery disease - legs)
  (Condition)
• Peripheral vascular disease (see: Peripheral artery disease and intermittent claudication)
  (In-Depth)
• Peripheral vascular disease - angioplasty (see: Angioplasty and stent placement - peripheral arteries)
  (Surgery)
• Peripheral vascular disease - CTA (see: CT angiography - abdomen and pelvis)
  (Medical Test)
• Peripheral vascular disease - Doppler (see: Doppler ultrasound exam of an arm or leg)
  (Medical Test)
• Peripheral vascular disease - self-care (see: Peripheral artery disease of the legs - self-care)
  (Self-Care)
• Peripheral vascular disease - ulcer (see: Ischemic ulcers - self-care)
  (Self-Care)
• Peripheral vascular ultrasound (see: Duplex ultrasound )
  (Medical Test)
• Peripheral venous catheter - home (see: IV treatment at home)
  (Special Topic)
• Peripheral vertigo (see: Vertigo-associated disorders)
  (Condition)
• Peripheral vision loss - RP (see: Retinitis pigmentosa)
  (Condition)
• Peripherally inserted central catheter - dressing change
  (Special Topic)
• Peripherally inserted central catheter - flushing
  (Self-Care)
• Peripherally inserted central catheter - infection (see: Central line infections - hospitals)
  (Special Topic)
• Peripherally inserted central catheter - insertion
  (Special Topic)
• Perirectal abscess (see: Anorectal abscess)
  (Condition)
• Perirenal abscess
  (Condition)
• Perishield (see: Zinc oxide (Topical application route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• PeriShield (see: Topical barrier preparations (On the skin))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Peristalsis
  (Special Topic)
• Peritoneal fluid analysis
  (Medical Test)
• Peritoneal fluid culture
  (Medical Test)
• Peritoneal tap (see: Abdominal tap )
  (Medical Test)
• Peritonitis
  (Condition)
• Peritonitis
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Peritonitis - secondary
  (Condition)
• Peritonitis - spontaneous bacterial
  (Condition)
• Peritonsillar abscess
  (Condition)
• Peritrate
  (Drug Image)
• Peritrate sa
  (Drug Image)
• Periungual warts (see: Warts)
  (Condition)
• Periventricular leukomalacia
  (Condition)
• Perjeta (see: Pertuzumab (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Perjeta (see: Pertuzumab (Intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Perloxx (see: Oxycodone and acetaminophen (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Permanent breast seed implant (see: Partial breast brachytherapy)
  (Surgery)
• Permanent pacemaker (see: Heart pacemaker)
  (Surgery)
• Permanent pacemaker - discharge (see: Heart pacemaker - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Permax (see: Antidyskinetic (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Permax
  (Drug Image)
• Permax (see: Pergolide (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Permethrin (On the skin)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Permethrin (Topical route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Permitil (see: Phenothiazine (Oral route, parenteral route, rectal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Permitil (see: Meclizine, buclizine, and cyclizine (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pernicious anemia
  (Condition)
• Pernicious anemia (see: Anemia)
  (In-Depth)
• Pernicious anemia - anti-gastric parietal cell antibody (see: Antiparietal cell antibody test)
  (Medical Test)
• Pernicious anemia - vitamin B12 level (see: Vitamin B12 level)
  (Medical Test)
• Peroneal artery - angioplasty (see: Angioplasty and stent placement - peripheral arteries)
  (Surgery)
• peroneal artery-angioplasty (see: Angioplasty and stent placement - peripheral arteries)
  (Surgery)
• Peroneal nerve injury (see: Common peroneal nerve dysfunction)
  (Condition)
• Peroneal nerve injury - foot drop (see: Foot drop)
  (Condition)
• Peroneal nerve palsy (see: Common peroneal nerve dysfunction)
  (Condition)
• Peroneal neuropathy (see: Foot drop)
  (Condition)
• Peroxyl (see: Hydrogen peroxide (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Perphenazine
  (Drug Image)
• Perphenazine (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Perphenazine and amitriptyline (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Perphenazine/amitriptyline (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Persantine (see: Dipyridamole (Oral route, intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Persantine
  (Drug Image)
• Persantine stress test (see: Nuclear stress test)
  (Medical Test)
• Perseris (see: Risperidone (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Perseris (see: Risperidone (Intramuscular route, subcutaneous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Persistent (chronic) motor or vocal tic disorder (see: Chronic motor or vocal tic disorder)
  (Condition)
• Persistent depressive disorder
  (Condition)
• Personal health record (PHR) (see: Patient portals - an online tool for your health)
  (Special Topic)
• Personal protective equipment
  (Special Topic)
• Personal protective equipment - wearing gloves (see: Wearing gloves in the hospital)
  (Special Topic)
• Personality disorder - antisocial (see: Antisocial personality disorder)
  (Condition)
• Personality disorder - avoidant (see: Avoidant personality disorder)
  (Condition)
• Personality disorder - borderline (see: Borderline personality disorder)
  (Condition)
• Personality disorder - borderline (see: Narcissistic personality disorder)
  (Condition)
• Personality disorder - dependent (see: Dependent personality disorder)
  (Condition)
• Personality disorder - histrionic (see: Histrionic personality disorder)
  (Condition)
• Personality disorder - obsessive-compulsive (see: Obsessive-compulsive personality disorder)
  (Condition)
• Personality disorder - paranoid (see: Paranoid personality disorder)
  (Condition)
• Personality disorder - schizoid (see: Schizoid personality disorder)
  (Condition)
• Personality disorder - schizotypal (see: Schizotypal personality disorder)
  (Condition)
• Personality disorders
  (Condition)
• Personalized medicine - cancer (see: Targeted therapies for cancer)
  (Special Topic)
• Perspiration (see: Sweating)
  (Symptoms)
• Perspiration - excessive (see: Hyperhidrosis)
  (Condition)
• Perthes disease (see: Legg-Calve-Perthes disease)
  (Condition)
• Pertussis
  (Condition)
• Pertussis
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Pertuzumab (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pertuzumab (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pertuzumab, trastuzumab, and Hyaluronidase-zzxf (Subcutaneous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pertuzumab/trastuzumab/Hyaluronidase-zzxf (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pertzye (see: Pancrelipase (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pertzye (see: Pancrelipase (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pervasive developmental disorder (see: Autism spectrum disorder)
  (Condition)
• Pervasive developmental disorder - Asperger syndrome (see: Autism spectrum disorder - Asperger syndrome)
  (Condition)
• Pervasive developmental disorder - autism (see: Autism spectrum disorder)
  (Condition)
• Pes cavus (see: High arch)
  (Condition)
• Pes planovalgus (see: Flat feet)
  (Condition)
• Pes planus (see: Flat feet)
  (Condition)
• Pesticides
  (Nutrition)
• Pesticides and food (see: Pesticides)
  (Nutrition)
• Pesticides on fruits and vegetables
  (Special Topic)
• PET - breast (see: PET scan for breast cancer)
  (Medical Test)
• PET - chest (see: Lung PET scan)
  (Medical Test)
• PET - lung (see: Lung PET scan)
  (Medical Test)
• PET - tumor imaging (see: Lung PET scan)
  (Medical Test)
• PET - tumor imaging - breast (see: PET scan for breast cancer)
  (Medical Test)
• PET scan
  (Medical Test)
• PET scan - brain (see: Brain PET scan )
  (Medical Test)
• PET scan for breast cancer
  (Medical Test)
• PET/CT  (see: PET scan)
  (Medical Test)
• PET/CT - lung (see: Lung PET scan)
  (Medical Test)
• Petechiae (see: Bleeding into the skin)
  (Symptoms)
• Petit mal seizure (see: Absence seizure)
  (Condition)
• Petrolatum/zinc oxide/dimethicone/vitamin E (On the skin)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Petroleum jelly overdose
  (Poison)
• Petrositis
  (Condition)
• Pets and the immunocompromised person
  (Special Topic)
• Peutz-Jeghers syndrome
  (Condition)
• Pewterwort (see: Horsetail)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Pexeva (see: Paroxetine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pexeva (see: Paroxetine (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pexidartinib (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pexidartinib (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Peyronie disease (see: Curvature of the penis)
  (Condition)
• Peyronie's disease (see: Curvature of the penis)
  (Condition)

Pf

• Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine (see: Sars-cov-2 (Covid-19) vaccine, Mrna-lnp, spike protein (Pfizer) (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine Age 12yr & older (see: Sars-cov-2 (Covid-19) vaccine, Mrna-lnp, spike protein (Pfizer) (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine Age 12yr & older (see: Sars-cov-2 (Covid-19) vaccine, Mrna-lnp, spike protein (Pfizer) (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine Age 2yr to < 5yr (see: Sars-cov-2 (Covid-19) vaccine, Mrna-lnp, spike protein (Pfizer) (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine Age 2yr to < 5yr (see: Sars-cov-2 (Covid-19) vaccine, Mrna-lnp, spike protein (Pfizer) (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine Age 5yr to &lt;12yr (see: Sars-cov-2 (Covid-19) vaccine, Mrna-lnp, spike protein (Pfizer) (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine Age 5yr to <12yr (see: Sars-cov-2 (Covid-19) vaccine, Mrna-lnp, spike protein (Pfizer) (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pfizerpen (see: Penicillin (Oral route, injection route, intravenous route, intramuscular route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pfizerpen (see: Penicillin G potassium (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pfizerpen Novaplus (see: Penicillin G potassium (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• PFO (see: Patent foramen ovale)
  (Condition)
• PFTs (see: Pulmonary function tests)
  (Medical Test)

Pg

• PGA II - Hashimoto (see: Chronic thyroiditis (Hashimoto disease))
  (Condition)

Ph

• pH - urine (see: Urine pH test)
  (Medical Test)
• pH 12 Sterile Diluent for Flolan (see: Parenteral solutions (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• pH monitoring - esophageal (see: Esophageal pH monitoring)
  (Medical Test)
• Phagocyte deficiency - chronic granulomatous disease (see: Chronic granulomatous disease)
  (Condition)
• Phantom limb pain
  (Self-Care)
• Pharaon Tea (see: Senna (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pharbechlor (see: Chlorpheniramine (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pharmacists (see: Types of health care providers)
  (Special Topic)
• Pharmacologic cardioversion (see: Cardioversion)
  (Special Topic)
• Pharmacy - internet (see: Getting a prescription filled)
  (Special Topic)
• Pharmacy - mail order (see: Getting a prescription filled)
  (Special Topic)
• PharmaPure RX Lidocaine HCl-Hydrocortisone Acetate (see: Hydrocortisone/lidocaine (Into the rectum))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pharmasave Bismuth - Regular Strength (see: Bismuth subsalicylate (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pharmasave ClearLax (see: Polyethylene glycol 3350 (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• PharmAssure Balanced B Complex (see: Vitamin B/vitamin C (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• PharmAssure Chelated Zinc (see: Zinc supplement (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• PharmAssure Coenzyme Q-10 (see: Coenzyme q10 (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• PharmAssure Folic Acid (see: Folic acid (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• PharmAssure Lecithin (see: Lecithin (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• PharmAssure Magnesium (see: Magnesium (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• PharmAssure Niacin (see: Niacin (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• PharmAssure Potassium (see: Potassium supplement (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• PharmAssure Zinc (see: Zinc supplement (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pharmorubicin Pfs (see: Epirubicin (Intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pharyngeal diphtheria (see: Diphtheria)
  (Condition)
• Pharyngitis
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Pharyngitis - bacterial (see: Pharyngitis - sore throat)
  (Condition)
• Pharyngitis - sore throat
  (Condition)
• Pharyngitis - streptococcal (see: Strep throat)
  (Condition)
• Pharyngitis - tonsillectomy (see: Tonsillectomy)
  (Surgery)
• Pharyngitis - viral
  (Condition)
• Pharyngomaxillary space abscess
  (Condition)
• Phazyme (see: Simethicone (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phazyme Liquid Gas Relief, Maximum Strength (see: Simethicone (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phena-HC (see: Narcotic-antitussive/antihistamine/decongestant (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenacetin nephritis (see: Analgesic nephropathy)
  (Condition)
• Phenadoz (see: Phenothiazine (Oral route, parenteral route, rectal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenadoz (see: Promethazine (Into the rectum))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenadoz (see: Promethazine (Rectal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenaphen W/codeine
  (Drug Image)
• Phenaphen with codeine overdose (see: Acetaminophen and codeine overdose)
  (Poison)
• Phenaphen-650 W/codeine
  (Drug Image)
• Phenaseptic (see: Phenol (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenazo 95 (see: Phenazopyridine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenazopyridine (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenazopyridine (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenazopyridine hcl
  (Drug Image)
• Phenazopyridine hydrochloride
  (Drug Image)
• Phenazopyridine hydrochloride
  (Drug Image)
• Phenchlor
  (Drug Image)
• Phencyclidine overdose
  (Poison)
• Phendiet (see: Phendimetrazine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phendiet-105 (see: Phendimetrazine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phendimetrazine (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phendimetrazine (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phendimetrazine tartrate
  (Drug Image)
• Phenelzine (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenelzine (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenelzine sulfate
  (Drug Image)
• Phenerbel-s
  (Drug Image)
• Phenergan (see: Promethazine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenergan (see: Promethazine (Injection route, intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenergan (see: Promethazine (Rectal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenergan
  (Drug Image)
• Phenergan (see: Promethazine (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenergan (see: Phenothiazine (Oral route, parenteral route, rectal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenergan (see: Promethazine (Into the rectum))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenergan overdose (see: Promethazine overdose)
  (Poison)
• Phenergan w/Codeine (see: Promethazine and codeine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenergan w/Codeine (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenergan w/Codeine (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenflu CD (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenflu CD (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenic acid poisoning (see: Carbolic acid poisoning)
  (Poison)
• Pheniramine overdose
  (Poison)
• Phenobarbital
  (Drug Image)
• Phenobarbital (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenobarbital (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• PHENobarbital AvPak (see: Phenobarbital (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenobarbital overdose
  (Poison)
• Phenohytro (see: Belladonna alkaloids/phenobarbital (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenohytro (see: Antimuscarinic combination (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenol (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenol (Oromucosal route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenol poisoning (see: Carbolic acid poisoning)
  (Poison)
• Phenolsulfonphthalein (Injection route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenothiazine (Oral route, parenteral route, rectal route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenothiazine overdose
  (Poison)
• Phenothiazines - screen (see: Toxicology screen)
  (Medical Test)
• Phenoxybenzamine (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenoxybenzamine (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phentercot (see: Phentermine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phentercot (see: Appetite suppressant, sympathomimetic (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phentermine (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phentermine (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phentermine and topiramate (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phentermine hcl
  (Drug Image)
• Phentermine/topiramate (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phentolamine (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phentolamine (Injection route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phentride (see: Phentermine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenylalanine
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Phenylalanine - blood test (see: Serum phenylalanine screening)
  (Medical Test)
• Phenylephrine (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenylephrine (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenylephrine (Into the eye)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenylephrine (Into the nose)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenylephrine (Into the rectum)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenylephrine (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenylephrine (Nasal route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenylephrine (On the skin)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenylephrine (Ophthalmic route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenylephrine and ketorolac (Ophthalmic route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenylephrine cm
  (Drug Image)
• Phenylephrine CM (see: Antihistamine, decongestant, and anticholinergic combination (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenylephrine CM (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenylephrine CM (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenylephrine/ketorolac (Into the eye)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenylephrine/scopolamine (Into the eye)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenylephrine/shark liver oil (Into the rectum)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenylephrine/shark liver oil (On the skin)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenylhistine (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenylhistine (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenylic acid poisoning (see: Carbolic acid poisoning)
  (Poison)
• Phenylketonuria
  (Condition)
• Phenyltoloxamine/magnesium salicylate (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenytek (see: Phenytoin (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenytek (see: Phenytoin (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenytoin
  (Drug Image)
• Phenytoin (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenytoin (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phenytoin (Injection route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenytoin (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phenytoin overdose
  (Poison)
• Phenytoin sodium extended
  (Drug Image)
• Phenytoin Sodium Novaplus (see: Phenytoin (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pheochromocytoma
  (Condition)
• Pheochromocytoma - MEN II (see: Multiple endocrine neoplasia (MEN) II)
  (Condition)
• Pheochromocytoma - MIBG (see: MIBG scintiscan)
  (Medical Test)
• Phesgo (see: Pertuzumab/trastuzumab/Hyaluronidase-zzxf (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phesgo (see: Pertuzumab, trastuzumab, and Hyaluronidase-zzxf (Subcutaneous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phexxi (see: Lactic acid/citric acid/potassium bitartrate (Into the vagina))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phexxi (see: Lactic acid, citric acid, and potassium bitartrate (Vaginal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phexxi (see: Spermicide (Vaginal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Philith
  (Drug Image)
• Phillips (see: Magnesium (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phillips (see: Magnesium oxide (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phillips Milk of Magnesia (see: Magnesium supplement (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phillips Milk of Magnesia (see: Laxative (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phillips Milk of Magnesia (see: Antacid (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phillips' Milk of Magnesia (see: Magnesium hydroxide (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Philodendron poisoning
  (Poison)
• Phisohex (see: Hexachlorophene (Topical application route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phl-FLUoxetine (see: Fluoxetine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phlebitis (see: Thrombophlebitis)
  (Condition)
• Phlebitis, superficial phlebitis, deep vein thrombosis (see: Thrombophlebitis)
  (Condition)
• Phlebogram (see: Venogram)
  (Medical Test)
• Phlebogram - leg (see: Venogram - leg)
  (Medical Test)
• Phlebotomy (see: Venipuncture)
  (Medical Test)
• Phlegmasia alba dolens (see: Phlegmasia cerulea dolens)
  (Condition)
• Phlegmasia cerulea dolens
  (Condition)
• PHN (see: Postherpetic neuralgia - aftercare)
  (Self-Care)
• Phobia - simple/specific
  (Condition)
• Phobia - social (see: Social anxiety disorder)
  (Condition)
• Phobias (see: Anxiety disorders)
  (In-Depth)
• Phonological disorder
  (Condition)
• Phonological disorder (see: Speech disorders - children)
  (Condition)
• Phoslo
  (Drug Image)
• PhosLo (see: Calcium supplement (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• PhosLo (see: Calcium acetate (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• PhosLo (see: Calcium acetate (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phoslyra (see: Calcium acetate (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phoslyra (see: Calcium acetate (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phospha 250 neutral
  (Drug Image)
• Phospha 250 Neutral (see: Phosphate supplement (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phospha 250 Neutral (see: Potassium and sodium phosphate (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phospha 250 Neutral (see: Phosphate supplement (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phosphasal (see: Hyoscyamine, methenamine, methylene blue, phenyl salicylate, and sodium phosphate (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phosphate - low (see: Hypophosphatemia)
  (Condition)
• Phosphate supplement (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phosphate supplement (Oral route, parenteral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phospho-Soda (see: Laxative (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phospho-Soda (see: Phosphate supplement (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phospho-Soda (see: Sodium phosphate dibasic and sodium phosphate monobasic (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phospho-Trin 250 Neutral (see: Phosphate supplement (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phosphocol P-32 (see: Chromic phosphate P 32 (Injection route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phosphocreatine (see: Creatine)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Phospholine iodide
  (Drug Image)
• Phospholine Iodide (see: Antiglaucoma agent, cholinergic, Long-acting (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phosphorus
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Phosphorus - serum (see: Phosphorus blood test)
  (Medical Test)
• Phosphorus blood test
  (Medical Test)
• Phosphorus in diet
  (Nutrition)
• Photochemotherapy (see: Photodynamic therapy for cancer)
  (Special Topic)
• Photocoagulation (see: Laser photocoagulation - eye)
  (Surgery)
• Photocoagulation - retina (see: Diabetes and eye disease)
  (Condition)
• Photodermatitis
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Photodermatosis (see: Polymorphous light eruption)
  (Condition)
• Photodynamic therapy for cancer
  (Special Topic)
• Photofrin (see: Porfimer (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Photofrin (see: Porfimer (Intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Photofrin
  (Drug Image)
• Photographic developer poisoning (see: Photographic fixative poisoning)
  (Poison)
• Photographic fixative poisoning
  (Poison)
• Photophobia
  (Symptoms)
• Photoradiation therapy (see: Photodynamic therapy for cancer)
  (Special Topic)
• Photoselective vaporization of the prostate (see: Prostate resection - minimally invasive)
  (Surgery)
• Photoselective vaporization of the prostate - discharge (see: Prostate resection - minimally invasive - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Phototherapy (see: Photodynamic therapy for cancer)
  (Special Topic)
• Phototherapy for jaundice (see: Bili lights)
  (Special Topic)
• Photrexa (see: Riboflavin 5-phosphate (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Photrexa (see: Riboflavin 5-phosphate (Into the eye))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Photrexa Viscous (see: Riboflavin 5-phosphate (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Photrexa Viscous (see: Riboflavin 5-phosphate (Into the eye))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Photrexa-Photrexa Viscous Kit (see: Riboflavin 5-phosphate (Into the eye))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• PHP (see: Pseudohypoparathyroidism)
  (Condition)
• Phrenilin (see: Butalbital and acetaminophen combination (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phrenilin forte
  (Drug Image)
• Phrenilin Forte (see: Butalbital and acetaminophen combination (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phrenilin with Caffeine and Codeine (see: Butalbital, acetaminophen, caffeine, and codeine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phthirus pubis (see: Pubic lice)
  (Condition)
• Phyllocontin (see: Theophylline (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phyllocontin (see: Aminophylline (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phyllocontin (see: Bronchodilator, theophylline (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phylloquinone (see: Vitamin K)
  (Nutrition)
• Phylloquinone (see: Vitamin K)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Phymatous rosacea (see: Rhinophyma)
  (Condition)
• Physiatry (see: Physical medicine and rehabilitation)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical abuse - children (see: Child physical abuse)
  (Condition)
• Physical activity
  (Special Topic)
• Physical activity - burning calories (see: Ways to burn more calories every day)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical activity - diabetes (see: Diabetes - keeping active )
  (Self-Care)
• Physical concomitants (see: Stuttering)
  (Condition)
• Physical exam - men - age 18 - 39 (see: Health screenings for men ages 18 to 39)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical exam - men - age 18 to 39 (see: Health screenings for men ages 18 to 39)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical exam - men - age 40 - 64 (see: Health screenings for men ages 40 to 64)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical exam - men - age 40 to 64 (see: Health screenings for men ages 40 to 64)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical exam - men - ages 18 to 39 (see: Health screenings for men ages 18 to 39)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical exam - men - ages 18 - 39 (see: Health screenings for men ages 18 to 39)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical exam - men - ages 40 - 64 (see: Health screenings for men ages 40 to 64)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical exam - men - ages 40 to 64 (see: Health screenings for men ages 40 to 64)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical exam - men - over 65 (see: Health screenings for men age 65 and older)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical exam - men - over age 65 (see: Health screenings for men age 65 and older)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical exam - women - age 18 - 39 (see: Health screenings for women ages 18 to 39)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical exam - women - age 40 - 64 (see: Health screenings for women ages 40 to 64)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical exam - women - ages 18 - 39 (see: Health screenings for women ages 18 to 39)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical exam - women - ages 18 to 39 (see: Health screenings for women ages 18 to 39)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical exam - women - ages 40 - 64 (see: Health screenings for women ages 40 to 64)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical exam - women - ages 40 to 64 (see: Health screenings for women ages 40 to 64)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical exam - women - over 65 (see: Health screenings for women age 65 and older)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical exam - women - over age 65 (see: Health screenings for women age 65 and older)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical exam frequency
  (Special Topic)
• Physical examination
  (Special Topic)
• Physical medicine and rehabilitation
  (Special Topic)
• Physical rehab (see: Physical medicine and rehabilitation)
  (Special Topic)
• Physical therapy - at home (see: Home health care )
  (Self-Care)
• Physician (see: Doctor of medicine profession (MD))
  (Special Topic)
• Physician Assistant profession (PA)
  (Special Topic)
• Physicians (see: Types of health care providers)
  (Special Topic)
• Physiologic jaundice - discharge (see: Newborn jaundice - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Physiologic leukorrhea (see: Hormonal effects in newborns)
  (Special Topic)
• Physiologic ovarian cysts (see: Ovarian cysts)
  (Condition)
• Physiolyte (see: Irrigation solution (Wash or rinse))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• PhysioSol (see: Irrigation solution (Wash or rinse))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Physostigmine (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Physostigmine (Ophthalmic route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phytochemicals (see: Vitamins and Phytonutrients)
  (In-Depth)
• Phytonadione (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phytonadione (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Phytonadione (Injection route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Phytonadione (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)

Pi

• Pic line - infants (see: Percutaneously inserted central catheter - infants)
  (Special Topic)
• Pica
  (Condition)
• Picato (see: Ingenol (Topical application route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• PICC - dressing change  (see: Peripherally inserted central catheter - dressing change)
  (Special Topic)
• PICC - flushing (see: Peripherally inserted central catheter - flushing)
  (Self-Care)
• PICC - infants (see: Percutaneously inserted central catheter - infants)
  (Special Topic)
• PICC - infection (see: Central line infections - hospitals)
  (Special Topic)
• PICC - insertion (see: Peripherally inserted central catheter - insertion)
  (Special Topic)
• PICC line - home (see: IV treatment at home)
  (Special Topic)
• Pick disease (see: Frontotemporal dementia)
  (Condition)
• Pickwickian syndrome (see: Obesity hypoventilation syndrome (OHS))
  (Condition)
• PID (see: Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID))
  (Condition)
• PID - aftercare (see: Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) - aftercare)
  (Self-Care)
• PID - chlamydia (see: Chlamydia infections in women)
  (Condition)
• Pierre Robin anomaly (see: Pierre Robin sequence)
  (Condition)
• Pierre Robin complex (see: Pierre Robin sequence)
  (Condition)
• Pierre Robin sequence
  (Condition)
• Pierre Robin syndrome (see: Pierre Robin sequence)
  (Condition)
• Pifeltro (see: Doravirine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pifeltro (see: Doravirine (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Piflufolastat F 18 (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Piflufolastat F 18 (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pigeon Berry poisoning (see: Pokeweed poisoning)
  (Poison)
• Pigeon breast (see: Pectus carinatum)
  (Symptoms)
• Pigeon chest (see: Pectus carinatum)
  (Symptoms)
• PIH - self-care (see: Preeclampsia - self-care)
  (Self-Care)
• PIH - self-care (see: Preeclampsia - self-care)
  (Self-Care)
• Piles (see: Hemorrhoids)
  (Condition)
• Pill dispenser (see: Keeping your medicines organized)
  (Special Topic)
• Pill organizer (see: Keeping your medicines organized)
  (Special Topic)
• Pilocar (see: Pilocarpine (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pilocarpine (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pilocarpine (Into the eye)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pilocarpine (Ophthalmic route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pilocarpine (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pilocarpine hcl
  (Drug Image)
• Pilocarpine hydrochloride
  (Drug Image)
• Pilon fracture (see: Ankle fracture - aftercare)
  (Self-Care)
• Pilonidal abscess (see: Surgery for pilonidal cyst)
  (Surgery)
• Pilonidal abscess (see: Pilonidal sinus disease)
  (Symptoms)
• Pilonidal cyst (see: Surgery for pilonidal cyst)
  (Surgery)
• Pilonidal cyst (see: Pilonidal sinus disease)
  (Symptoms)
• Pilonidal dimple (see: Surgery for pilonidal cyst)
  (Surgery)
• Pilonidal disease (see: Pilonidal sinus disease)
  (Symptoms)
• Pilonidal disease (see: Surgery for pilonidal cyst)
  (Surgery)
• Pilonidal sinus (see: Pilonidal sinus disease)
  (Symptoms)
• Pilonidal sinus (see: Surgery for pilonidal cyst)
  (Surgery)
• Pilonidal sinus disease
  (Symptoms)
• Pilopine-HS (see: Pilocarpine (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pima (see: Potassium iodide (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pima (see: Antithyroid agent (Oral route, rectal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pimavanserin (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pimavanserin (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pimecrolimus (On the skin)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pimecrolimus (Topical route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pimozide
  (Drug Image)
• Pimozide (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pimozide (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pimples (see: Whiteheads)
  (Symptoms)
• Pimples (see: Acne)
  (Condition)
• Pimples - self-care (see: Acne - self-care)
  (Self-Care)
• Pimtrea
  (Drug Image)
• Pin care
  (Self-Care)
• Pin-x
  (Drug Image)
• Pin-X (see: Pyrantel (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pindolol
  (Drug Image)
• Pindolol (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pindolol (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pine oil poisoning
  (Poison)
• Pinguecula
  (Condition)
• Pink eye (see: Conjunctivitis or pink eye)
  (Condition)
• Pink eye (see: Conjunctivitis)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Pink eye - allergic (see: Allergic conjunctivitis)
  (Condition)
• Pink-eye (see: Conjunctivitis or pink eye)
  (Condition)
• Pinna abnormalities (see: Low-set ears and pinna abnormalities)
  (Symptoms)
• Pinnaplasty (see: Cosmetic ear surgery)
  (Surgery)
• Pinpoint red spots on the skin (see: Bleeding into the skin)
  (Symptoms)
• Pins and needles sensation (see: Numbness and tingling)
  (Symptoms)
• Pinworm (see: Roundworms)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Pinworm (see: Pyrantel (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pinworm
  (Drug Image)
• Pinworm test
  (Medical Test)
• Pinworm Treatment (see: Pyrantel (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pinworms
  (Condition)
• Pioglitazone
  (Drug Image)
• Pioglitazone (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pioglitazone (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pioglitazone and glimepiride (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pioglitazone and metformin (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pioglitazone Hcl-metformin hcl
  (Drug Image)
• Pioglitazone hydrochloride
  (Drug Image)
• Pioglitazone/glimepiride (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pioglitazone/metformin (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pipe smoking (see: Nicotine and tobacco)
  (Condition)
• Piper methysticum (see: Kava kava)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Piperacillin (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Piperacillin and tazobactam (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Piperacillin Sodium-Tazobactam Sodium Novaplus (see: Piperacillin/tazobactam (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Piperacillin/tazobactam (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Piperazine (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Piperonyl butoxide with pyrethrins poisoning
  (Poison)
• Piperonyl butoxide/pyrethrum extract (On the skin)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pipracil (see: Penicillin (Oral route, injection route, intravenous route, intramuscular route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Piqray 200MG Daily Dose (see: Alpelisib (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Piqray 200MG Daily Dose (see: Alpelisib (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Piqray 250MG Daily Dose (see: Alpelisib (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Piqray 250MG Daily Dose (see: Alpelisib (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Piqray 300MG Daily Dose (see: Alpelisib (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Piqray 300MG Daily Dose (see: Alpelisib (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pirbuterol (By breathing)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pirbuterol (Inhalation route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pirfenidone (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pirfenidone (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Piriformis syndrome
  (Self-Care)
• Piroxicam
  (Drug Image)
• Piroxicam (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Piroxicam (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Piroxicam overdose
  (Poison)
• Piscidia erythrina (see: Jamaica dogwood)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Piscidia piscipula (see: Jamaica dogwood)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Pit and fissure sealants (see: Dental sealants)
  (Special Topic)
• Pitavastatin (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pitavastatin (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pitcher's shoulder (see: Rotator cuff problems)
  (Condition)
• Pitocin (see: Oxytocin (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pitocin (see: Oxytocin (Intravenous route, intramuscular route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pitolisant (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pitolisant (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pitressin (see: Vasopressin (Injection route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pitrex (see: Tolnaftate (Topical route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pituitary - empty sella syndrome (see: Empty sella syndrome)
  (Condition)
• Pituitary adenoma (see: Pituitary tumor)
  (Condition)
• Pituitary apoplexy
  (Condition)
• Pituitary Cushing disease (see: Cushing disease)
  (Condition)
• Pituitary Cushing's disease (see: Cushing disease)
  (Condition)
• Pituitary dwarfism (see: Growth hormone deficiency - children)
  (Condition)
• Pituitary giant (see: Acromegaly)
  (Condition)
• Pituitary giant (see: Gigantism)
  (Condition)
• Pituitary giant (in childhood) (see: Acromegaly)
  (Condition)
• Pituitary infarction (see: Pituitary apoplexy)
  (Condition)
• Pituitary insufficiency (see: Hypopituitarism)
  (Condition)
• Pituitary tumor
  (Condition)
• Pituitary tumor - prolactin test (see: Prolactin blood test)
  (Medical Test)
• Pituitary tumor apoplexy (see: Pituitary apoplexy)
  (Condition)
• Pityriasis alba
  (Condition)
• Pityriasis pilaris (see: Pityriasis rubra pilaris)
  (Condition)
• Pityriasis rosea
  (Condition)
• Pityriasis rubra (see: Erythroderma)
  (Condition)
• Pityriasis rubra pilaris
  (Condition)
• Pityriasis versicolor (see: Tinea versicolor)
  (Condition)
• PIV - infants (see: Peripheral intravenous line - infants)
  (Special Topic)
• Pivot turn (see: Moving a patient from bed to a wheelchair)
  (Self-Care)
• Pizensy (see: Laxative (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pizensy (see: Lactitol (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)

Pj

• PJP pneumonia (see: Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia)
  (Condition)
• PJS (see: Peutz-Jeghers syndrome)
  (Condition)

Pk

• PK deficiency (see: Pyruvate kinase deficiency)
  (Condition)
• PKAN (see: Neurodegeneration with brain iron accumulation (NBIA))
  (Condition)
• PKD (see: Pyruvate kinase deficiency)
  (Condition)
• PKU (see: Phenylketonuria)
  (Condition)
• PKU - phenylalanine (see: Serum phenylalanine screening)
  (Medical Test)

Pl

• Placenta abruptio
  (Special Topic)
• Placenta abruption - definition
  (Condition)
• Placenta previa
  (Condition)
• Placenta previa - ultrasound (see: Ultrasound pregnancy)
  (Medical Test)
• Placental abruption (see: Placenta abruptio)
  (Special Topic)
• Placental abruption (see: Placenta abruption - definition)
  (Condition)
• Placental dysfunction (see: Placental insufficiency)
  (Condition)
• Placental insufficiency
  (Condition)
• Placental separation (see: Placenta abruptio)
  (Special Topic)
• Placidyl (see: Ethchlorvynol (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Placidyl
  (Drug Image)
• Plagiocephaly (see: Craniosynostosis)
  (Condition)
• Plague
  (Condition)
• Plan B (see: Emergency contraception)
  (Special Topic)
• Plan B (see: Progestin contraceptives (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Plan B (see: Progestin (Oral route, parenteral route, vaginal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Plan B (see: Levonorgestrel (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Plan B One-Step (see: Progestin contraceptives (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Plan B One-Step (see: Levonorgestrel (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plan B One-Step (see: Levonorgestrel (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Plane juvenile warts (see: Warts)
  (Condition)
• Plant fertilizer poisoning
  (Poison)
• Plant food - household - poisoning (see: Plant fertilizer poisoning)
  (Poison)
• Plantar fasciitis
  (Condition)
• Plantar fasciitis (see: Foot pain)
  (In-Depth)
• Plantar neuralgia (see: Morton neuroma)
  (Condition)
• Plantar warts (see: Warts)
  (Condition)
• Plaque and tartar on teeth
  (Special Topic)
• Plaque buildup - arteries (see: Atherosclerosis)
  (Condition)
• Plaque psoriasis (see: Psoriasis)
  (Condition)
• Plaquenil
  (Drug Image)
• Plaquenil (see: Hydroxychloroquine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Plaquenil (see: Hydroxychloroquine (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plasbumin (see: Albumin human (Intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Plasbumin-25 (see: Albumin (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plasbumin-25 (see: Albumin (Human) (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plasbumin-5 (see: Albumin (Human) (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plasbumin-5 (see: Albumin (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plasma (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plasma (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Plasma amino acids
  (Medical Test)
• Plasma cell dyscrasia (see: Multiple myeloma)
  (Condition)
• Plasma cell myeloma (see: Multiple myeloma)
  (Condition)
• Plasma cholinesterase (see: Cholinesterase - blood)
  (Medical Test)
• Plasma factor VIII antigen (see: Factor VIII assay)
  (Medical Test)
• Plasma fibrinogen (see: Fibrinogen blood test)
  (Medical Test)
• Plasma protein fraction (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plasma renin activity (see: Renin blood test)
  (Medical Test)
• Plasma thromboplastin component (see: Factor IX assay)
  (Medical Test)
• Plasma-Lyte 148 (see: Parenteral electrolyte/mineral combination (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plasma-Lyte A pH-7.4 (see: Parenteral electrolyte/mineral combination (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plasmacytoma of bone (see: Multiple myeloma)
  (Condition)
• Plasmanate (see: Plasma protein fraction (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plasminogen, Human-tvmh (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plasminogen, Human-tvmh (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Plasmodium (see: Malaria)
  (Condition)
• Plastic casting resin poisoning
  (Poison)
• Plastic resin hardener poisoning
  (Poison)
• Platelet aggregation test
  (Medical Test)
• Platelet antibodies blood test
  (Medical Test)
• Platelet count
  (Medical Test)
• Platelet function defects - congenital (see: Congenital platelet function defects)
  (Condition)
• Platelet storage pool disorder (see: Congenital platelet function defects)
  (Condition)
• Platinol-aq
  (Drug Image)
• Platinol-AQ (see: Cisplatin (Intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Plavix
  (Drug Image)
• Plavix (see: Clopidogrel (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plavix (see: Clopidogrel (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Plax Advanced Formula (see: Mouthwash (Into the mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plazomicin (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plazomicin (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Plecanatide (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plecanatide (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Plegine
  (Drug Image)
• Plegisol (see: Calcium chloride/magnesium chloride/potassium chloride/sodium chloride (Wash or rinse))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plegridy Pen (see: Peginterferon Beta-1a (Intramuscular route, subcutaneous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Plegridy Pen (see: Peginterferon Beta-1a (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plegridy Pen Starter Pack (see: Peginterferon Beta-1a (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plegridy Pen Starter Pack (see: Peginterferon Beta-1a (Intramuscular route, subcutaneous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Plenaxis (see: Abarelix (Intramuscular route, injection route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Plendil
  (Drug Image)
• Plendil (see: Calcium channel blocker (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Plendil (see: Felodipine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Plendil (see: Felodipine (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plerixafor (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plerixafor (Subcutaneous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pletal (see: Cilostazol (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pletal
  (Drug Image)
• Plethysmography
  (Medical Test)
• Plethysmography (see: Pulmonary function tests)
  (Medical Test)
• Plethysmography - limb (see: Limb plethysmography)
  (Medical Test)
• Pleural effusion
  (Condition)
• Pleural effusion - pneumonia (see: Parapneumonic pleural effusion)
  (Condition)
• Pleural fibroma (see: Solitary fibrous tumor)
  (Condition)
• Pleural fluid (see: Pleural effusion)
  (Condition)
• Pleural fluid - Gram stain (see: Gram stain)
  (Medical Test)
• Pleural fluid analysis
  (Medical Test)
• Pleural fluid aspiration (see: Thoracentesis)
  (Medical Test)
• Pleural fluid culture
  (Medical Test)
• Pleural fluid cytology (see: Cytology exam of pleural fluid)
  (Medical Test)
• Pleural fluid Gram stain
  (Medical Test)
• Pleural fluid smear
  (Medical Test)
• Pleural needle biopsy
  (Medical Test)
• Pleural tap (see: Thoracentesis)
  (Medical Test)
• Pleurisy
  (Condition)
• Pleurisy - purulent (see: Empyema)
  (Condition)
• Pleuritic chest pain (see: Pleurisy)
  (Condition)
• Pleuritis (see: Pleurisy)
  (Condition)
• Plexion (see: Sulfacetamide/sulfur (On the skin))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pliaglis (see: Lidocaine/tetracaine (On the skin))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Plica palpebronasalis (see: Epicanthal folds)
  (Symptoms)
• Plicamycin (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• PLMD (see: Restless legs syndrome and related disorders)
  (In-Depth)
• Plugged milk ducts (see: Overcoming breastfeeding problems)
  (Nutrition)
• Plumbism (see: Lead poisoning)
  (Poison)
• Plummer disease (see: Toxic nodular goiter)
  (Condition)
• Plummer-Vinson syndrome
  (Condition)
• Plummer's disease (see: Toxic nodular goiter)
  (Condition)

Pm

• Pmb-200
  (Drug Image)
• Pmb-400
  (Drug Image)
• PMDD (see: Premenstrual syndrome)
  (Condition)
• PMDD (see: Premenstrual dysphoric disorder)
  (Condition)
• PMDD (see: Premenstrual syndrome)
  (In-Depth)
• PML (see: Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy)
  (Condition)
• PMLE (see: Polymorphous light eruption)
  (Condition)
• PMR (see: Polymyalgia rheumatica)
  (Condition)
• PMS (see: Premenstrual syndrome)
  (Condition)
• PMS (see: Premenstrual syndrome )
  (Alt. Medicine)
• PMS (see: Premenstrual syndrome)
  (In-Depth)
• PMS - self-care (see: Premenstrual syndrome - self-care)
  (Self-Care)
• pms-Acetaminophen with Codeine (see: Acetaminophen and codeine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• pms-ARIPiprazole (see: Aripiprazole (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Chloramphenicol (see: Chloramphenicol (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Clotrimazole And Betamethasone (see: Betamethasone and clotrimazole (Topical route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Desonide (see: Desonide (Topical application route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Dexamethasone Sodium Phosphate (see: Corticosteroid (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Dicitrate (see: Citrate (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Erythromycin (see: Erythromycin (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Etoposide (see: Etoposide (Intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Ferrous Sulfate (see: Iron supplement (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Fluorometholone (see: Corticosteroid (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Fluorometholone (see: Fluorometholone (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Haloperidol (see: Haloperidol (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-hydrOXYzine (see: Meclizine, buclizine, and cyclizine (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Isoniazid (see: Isoniazid (Oral route, intramuscular route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Lactulose (see: Lactulose (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Levobunolol (see: Beta-adrenergic blocker (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Lindane (see: Lindane (Topical route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Mometasone (see: Mometasone (Topical application route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• pms-Nabilone (see: Nabilone (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• pms-NIFEdipine (see: Nifedipine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• pms-NIFEdipine ER (see: Nifedipine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Nystatin (see: Nystatin (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Nystatin (see: Antifungal, azole (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Perphenazine (see: Phenothiazine (Oral route, parenteral route, rectal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Perphenazine (see: Meclizine, buclizine, and cyclizine (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Polytrimethoprim (see: Polymyxin B and trimethoprim (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-prednisoLONE (see: Corticosteroid (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-prednisoLONE (see: Prednisolone (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Prochlorperazine (see: Prochlorperazine (Rectal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Prochlorperazine (see: Phenothiazine (Oral route, parenteral route, rectal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Procyclidine (see: Antidyskinetic (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Promethazine (see: Phenothiazine (Oral route, parenteral route, rectal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Salbutamol (see: Beta-2 adrenergic agonist (Oral route, injection route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Sodium Polystyrene Sulfonate (see: Sodium polystyrene sulfonate (Oral route, route not applicable))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Sulfacetamide Sodium (see: Sulfonamide (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Thioridazine (see: Phenothiazine (Oral route, parenteral route, rectal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Trihexyphenidyl (see: Antidyskinetic (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pms-Trihexyphenidyl (see: Anticholinergics and antispasmodics (Oral route, parenteral route, rectal route, transdermal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)

Pn

• PND (see: Breathing difficulty - lying down)
  (Symptoms)
• PNET - children (see: Brain tumor - children)
  (Condition)
• Pneumatic retinopexy (see: Retinal detachment repair)
  (Surgery)
• Pneumococcal - shots (see: Babies and shots)
  (Special Topic)
• Pneumococcal 13-valent vaccine, diphtheria conjugate (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pneumococcal 13-valent vaccine, diphtheria conjugate (Intramuscular route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pneumococcal 15-valent conjugate vaccine (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pneumococcal 15-valent conjugate vaccine (Intramuscular route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pneumococcal 20-valent conjugate vaccine (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pneumococcal 20-valent conjugate vaccine (Intramuscular route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pneumococcal 7-valent vaccine, diphtheria conjugate (Intramuscular route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pneumococcal conjugate vaccine - what you need to know
  (Special Topic)
• Pneumococcal meningitis
  (Condition)
• Pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine (PPSV23) - what you need to know
  (Special Topic)
• Pneumococcal polyvalent vaccine (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pneumococcal vaccine polyvalent (Intramuscular route, subcutaneous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pneumococcus - meningitis (see: Pneumococcal meningitis)
  (Condition)
• Pneumoconiosis (see: Coal worker's pneumoconiosis)
  (Condition)
• Pneumoconiosis - rheumatoid (see: Rheumatoid pneumoconiosis)
  (Condition)
• Pneumocystis carinii (see: Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia)
  (Condition)
• Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia
  (Condition)
• Pneumocystis pneumonia (see: Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia)
  (Condition)
• Pneumocystosis (see: Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia)
  (Condition)
• Pneumomediastinum
  (Condition)
• Pneumonectomy (see: Lung surgery)
  (Surgery)
• Pneumonectomy - discharge (see: Lung surgery - discharge )
  (Discharge)
• Pneumonia
  (In-Depth)
• Pneumonia - bronchoscopy (see: Bronchoscopy)
  (Medical Test)
• Pneumonia - cytomegalovirus (see: CMV pneumonia)
  (Condition)
• Pneumonia - deep breathing exercises (see: Deep breathing after surgery)
  (Self-Care)
• Pneumonia - eosinophilic (see: Simple pulmonary eosinophilia)
  (Condition)
• Pneumonia - hydrocarbon (see: Hydrocarbon pneumonia)
  (Condition)
• Pneumonia - immunocompromised host (see: Pneumonia - weakened immune system)
  (Condition)
• Pneumonia - incentive spirometer (see: Using an incentive spirometer)
  (Self-Care)
• Pneumonia - viral (see: Viral pneumonia)
  (Condition)
• Pneumonia - weakened immune system
  (Condition)
• Pneumonia in adults - discharge
  (Discharge)
• Pneumonia in children - community acquired
  (Condition)
• Pneumonia in children - discharge
  (Discharge)
• Pneumonia in immunodeficient patient (see: Pneumonia - weakened immune system)
  (Condition)
• Pneumonic plague (see: Plague)
  (Condition)
• Pneumothorax (see: Collapsed lung (pneumothorax))
  (Condition)
• Pneumothorax - infants
  (Condition)
• Pneumothorax - neonatal (see: Pneumothorax - infants)
  (Condition)
• Pneumothorax dropped lung (see: Collapsed lung (pneumothorax))
  (Condition)
• Pneumovax 23 (see: Pneumococcal vaccine polyvalent (Intramuscular route, subcutaneous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pneumovax 23 (see: Pneumococcal polyvalent vaccine (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• PNH (see: Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH))
  (Condition)
• PNH - Ham test (see: Ham test)
  (Medical Test)
• PNH sugar water hemolysis test (see: Sugar-water hemolysis test)
  (Medical Test)
• Pnu-Imune 23 (see: Pneumococcal vaccine polyvalent (Intramuscular route, subcutaneous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pnv prenatal plus
  (Drug Image)

Po

• PO4-3 (see: Phosphorus blood test)
  (Medical Test)
• POA - advance care directive (see: Advance care directives)
  (Special Topic)
• POA - health care agent (see: Health care agents)
  (Special Topic)
• Pod-Care 100C (see: Betamethasone sodium phosphate/betamethasone acetate (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pod-Care 100CG (see: Betamethasone sodium phosphate/betamethasone acetate (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pod-Care 100CMX (see: Betamethasone sodium phosphate/betamethasone acetate (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pod-Mods (see: E-cigarettes and E-hookahs)
  (Special Topic)
• Podactin (see: Tolnaftate (Topical route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Podagra (see: Gout)
  (Condition)
• Podocon-25 (see: Benzoin compound/podophyllum (On the skin))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Podofilm (see: Podophyllum resin (Topical route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Podofilox (On the skin)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Podofilox (Topical route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Podophyllum resin (Topical route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• POI (see: Cancer treatment - early menopause)
  (Special Topic)
• Poinsettia plant exposure
  (Poison)
• Point tenderness - abdomen
  (Symptoms)
• Poison control (see: Medicine safety and children)
  (Special Topic)
• Poison control - medicine safety (see: Medicine safety and children)
  (Special Topic)
• Poison control center - emergency number
  (Poison)
• Poison ivy - oak - sumac
  (Poison)
• Poison ivy - oak - sumac rash
  (Injury)
• Poison oak (see: Poison ivy - oak - sumac)
  (Poison)
• Poison sumac (see: Poison ivy - oak - sumac)
  (Poison)
• Poisoning
  (Special Topic)
• Poisoning - fish and shellfish
  (Poison)
• Poisoning first aid
  (Injury)
• Poke salad poisoning (see: Pokeweed poisoning)
  (Poison)
• Pokeberry poisoning (see: Pokeweed poisoning)
  (Poison)
• Pokeweed poisoning
  (Poison)
• Polaramine
  (Drug Image)
• Polaramine (see: Antihistamine (Oral route, parenteral route, rectal route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Polaramine repetabs
  (Drug Image)
• Polatuzumab Vedotin-piiq (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Polatuzumab Vedotin-piiq (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Polidocanol (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Polidocanol (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Polio
  (Condition)
• Polio - shots (see: Babies and shots)
  (Special Topic)
• Polio vaccine - what you need to know
  (Special Topic)
• Polio-like syndrome (see: Acute flaccid myelitis)
  (Condition)
• Poliomyelitis (see: Polio)
  (Condition)
• Poliovirus vaccine inactivated (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Poliovirus vaccine, inactivated (Injection route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Poliovirus vaccine, live (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Polivy (see: Polatuzumab Vedotin-piiq (Intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Polivy (see: Polatuzumab Vedotin-piiq (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Polocaine (see: Mepivacaine (Injection route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Polocaine (see: Mepivacaine (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Polocaine Dental (see: Mepivacaine (Injection route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Polocaine Dental (see: Mepivacaine (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Polocaine-MPF (see: Mepivacaine (Injection route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Polocaine-MPF (see: Mepivacaine (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Poly vitamin W/iron
  (Drug Image)
• Poly-D overdose (see: Pheniramine overdose)
  (Poison)
• Poly-Histine overdose (see: Pheniramine overdose)
  (Poison)
• Poly-iron 150
  (Drug Image)
• Poly-iron 150 forte
  (Drug Image)
• Poly-Prep (see: Hydrocortisone/lidocaine (Into the rectum))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Poly-Tussin AC (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Poly-Tussin AC (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Poly-Tussin AC (see: Narcotic-antitussive/antihistamine/decongestant (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Poly-Tussin DHC (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Poly-Tussin DHC (see: Cough and cold combinations (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Poly-Tussin HD (see: Hydrocodone/phenylephrine/chlorpheniramine (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Poly-vi-flor
  (Drug Image)
• Poly-X Klinefelter syndrome (see: Klinefelter syndrome)
  (Condition)
• Polyarteritis nodosa
  (Condition)
• Polychromasia (see: Polychromatophilia)
  (Condition)
• Polychromatophilia
  (Condition)
• Polycin (see: Antibiotic combinations (Into the eye))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Polycin (see: Bacitracin/polymyxin B (Into the eye))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Polycitra-K (see: Citrate (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Polycitra-K Crystals (see: Citrate (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Polycystic echinococcosis (see: Echinococcosis)
  (Condition)
• Polycystic kidney disease
  (Condition)
• Polycystic ovaries (see: Polycystic ovary syndrome)
  (Condition)
• Polycystic ovaries (see: Infertility in women)
  (In-Depth)
• Polycystic ovary disease (see: Polycystic ovary syndrome)
  (Condition)
• Polycystic ovary syndrome
  (Condition)
• Polycystic ovary syndrome (see: Infertility in women)
  (In-Depth)
• Polycythemia - Hb (see: Hemoglobin)
  (Medical Test)
• Polycythemia - newborn
  (Condition)
• Polycythemia rubra vera (see: Polycythemia vera)
  (Condition)
• Polycythemia vera
  (Condition)
• Polycythemia vera (see: Myeloproliferative disorders)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Polycythemia with chronic cyanosis (see: Polycythemia vera)
  (Condition)
• Polycythemia with chronic cyanosis - Myelopathic polycythemia (see: Polycythemia vera)
  (Condition)
• Polydactyly
  (Symptoms)
• Polydipsia (see: Thirst - excessive)
  (Symptoms)
• Polyethylene glycol 3350 (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Polyethylene glycol 3350 (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Polyethylene glycol 3350 and electrolytes (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Polyethylene glycol 3350, electrolytes, and ascorbic acid (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Polyethylene glycol 3350, sodium and potassium salts (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Polyethylene glycol 3350, sodium ascorbate, sodium sulfate, ascorbic acid, sodium chloride, and potassium chloride (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Polyethylene glycol 3350/electrolytes (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Polyethylene glycol 3350/electrolytes/ascorbic acid (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Polyethylene glycol 3350/sodium ascorbate/sodium sulfate/ascorbic acid/sodium chloride/potassium chloride (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Polyfollicular ovarian disease (see: Polycystic ovary syndrome)
  (Condition)
• Polygam S/D (see: Immune globulin (Intramuscular route, intravenous route, subcutaneous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Polyglutamyl folacin (see: Folic acid in diet)
  (Nutrition)
• Polyhydramnios
  (Symptoms)
• Polyhydramnios (see: Hydramnios)
  (Special Topic)
• Polyhydramnios - ultrasound (see: Ultrasound pregnancy)
  (Medical Test)
• Polymastia (see: Supernumerary nipples)
  (Symptoms)
• Polymenorrhea (see: Vaginal or uterine bleeding)
  (Condition)
• Polymenorrhea - dysfunctional (see: Abnormal uterine bleeding)
  (Condition)
• Polymenorrhea - dysfunctional uterine bleeding (see: Abnormal uterine bleeding)
  (Condition)
• Polymorphic eruption of pregnancy (see: Skin and hair changes during pregnancy)
  (Self-Care)
• Polymorphic light eruption (see: Polymorphous light eruption)
  (Condition)
• Polymorphous light eruption
  (Condition)
• Polymyalgia rheumatica
  (Condition)
• Polymyositis - adult
  (Condition)
• Polymyxin B (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Polymyxin B (Injection route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Polymyxin B and trimethoprim (Ophthalmic route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Polymyxin B/neomycin/dexamethasone (Into the eye)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Polymyxin B/trimethoprim (Into the eye)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Polyneuropathy (see: Peripheral neuropathy)
  (Condition)
• Polyneuropathy - chronic inflammatory (see: Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy)
  (Condition)
• Polyneuropathy - sensorimotor (see: Sensorimotor polyneuropathy)
  (Condition)
• Polyostotic fibrous dysplasia (see: McCune-Albright syndrome)
  (Condition)
• Polyp biopsy
  (Medical Test)
• Polyphagia (see: Appetite - increased)
  (Symptoms)
• Polypharmacy (see: Taking multiple medicines safely)
  (Special Topic)
• Polyps - colorectal (see: Colorectal polyps)
  (Condition)
• Polyps - sigmoidoscopy (see: Sigmoidoscopy)
  (Medical Test)
• Polysomnogram (see: Polysomnography)
  (Medical Test)
• Polysomnography
  (Medical Test)
• Polysporin (see: Bacitracin/polymyxin B sulfate (On the skin))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Polysporin ointment overdose (see: Bacitracin overdose)
  (Poison)
• Polysyndactyly (see: Webbing of the fingers or toes)
  (Symptoms)
• Polythelia (see: Supernumerary nipples)
  (Symptoms)
• Polythiazide (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Polytrim (see: Antibiotic combinations (Into the eye))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Polytrim (see: Polymyxin B and trimethoprim (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Polytrim (see: Polymyxin B/trimethoprim (Into the eye))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Polyunsaturated fatty acid (see: Facts about polyunsaturated fats)
  (Special Topic)
• Polyuria (see: Urination - excessive amount)
  (Symptoms)
• Polyvitamin fluoride W/iron
  (Drug Image)
• Polyvitamin W/fluoride
  (Drug Image)
• Polyvitamin W/fluoride & iron
  (Drug Image)
• Polyvitamin with fluoride
  (Drug Image)
• Polyvitamin with Fluoride (see: Multivitamins and fluoride (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pomalidomide (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pomalidomide (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pomalyst (see: Pomalidomide (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pomalyst (see: Pomalidomide (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pomegranate
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Pompholyx (see: Pompholyx eczema)
  (Condition)
• Pompholyx eczema
  (Condition)
• Ponatinib (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Ponatinib (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pondimin
  (Drug Image)
• Ponesimod (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Ponesimod (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Ponstel (see: Mefenamic acid (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Ponstel
  (Drug Image)
• Ponstel (see: Mefenamic acid (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Pontiac fever (see: Legionnaire disease)
  (Condition)
• Pontocaine (see: Tetracaine (Topical application route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pontocaine (see: Anesthetic, local (Ophthalmic route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pontocaine HCl (see: Tetracaine (On the skin))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Ponvory (see: Ponesimod (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Ponvory (see: Ponesimod (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Ponvory Starter Pack (see: Ponesimod (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Poor feeding (see: Failure to thrive)
  (Condition)
• Poor skin turgor (see: Skin turgor)
  (Symptoms)
• Popliteal artery - angioplasty (see: Angioplasty and stent placement - peripheral arteries)
  (Surgery)
• popliteal artery-angioplasty (see: Angioplasty and stent placement - peripheral arteries)
  (Surgery)
• Popliteal cyst (see: Baker cyst)
  (Condition)
• Poractant alfa (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Porcelain crowns (see: Dental crowns)
  (Surgery)
• Porfimer (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Porfimer (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pork tapeworm (see: Tapeworm infection - beef or pork)
  (Condition)
• Porphobilinogen test (see: PBG urine test)
  (Medical Test)
• Porphyria
  (Condition)
• Porphyria - urine (see: PBG urine test)
  (Medical Test)
• Porphyria - uroporphyrin (see: Porphyrins urine test)
  (Medical Test)
• Porphyria cutanea tarda (see: Porphyria)
  (Condition)
• Porphyrins - total (see: Porphyrins blood test)
  (Medical Test)
• Porphyrins -- total (see: Porphyrins blood test)
  (Medical Test)
• Porphyrins blood test
  (Medical Test)
• Porphyrins urine test
  (Medical Test)
• Port - home (see: IV treatment at home)
  (Special Topic)
• Port-a-Cath (see: Central venous catheters - ports)
  (Discharge)
• Port-wine stain
  (Condition)
• Portacaval shunting
  (Surgery)
• Portal hypertension - ascites (see: Ascites)
  (Condition)
• Portal vein pressure - distal splenorenal shunt (see: Distal splenorenal shunt)
  (Surgery)
• Portasystemic encephalopathy (see: Loss of brain function - liver disease)
  (Condition)
• Portia-28
  (Drug Image)
• Portion size
  (Self-Care)
• Portosystemic encephalopathy (see: Loss of brain function - liver disease)
  (Condition)
• Portosystemic encephalopathy (see: Hepatocerebral degeneration)
  (Condition)
• Portrazza (see: Necitumumab (Intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Portrazza (see: Necitumumab (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Posaconazole (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Posaconazole (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Posaconazole (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Posaconazole (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• PosiFlush Heparin (see: Heparin (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Positioning your baby for breastfeeding
  (Self-Care)
• Positive airway pressure treatment
  (Special Topic)
• Positron emission tomography (see: PET scan)
  (Medical Test)
• Post-cardiac injury syndrome (see: Pericarditis - after heart attack)
  (Condition)
• Post-esophagectomy diet (see: Diet and eating after esophagectomy)
  (Self-Care)
• Post-infectious arthritis (see: Reactive arthritis)
  (Condition)
• Post-infectious glomerulonephritis (see: Poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis (GN))
  (Condition)
• Post-MI pericarditis (see: Pericarditis - after heart attack)
  (Condition)
• Post-phlebitic syndrome (see: Deep vein thrombosis)
  (Condition)
• Post-phlebitic syndrome - discharge (see: Deep vein thrombosis - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Post-polio syndrome (see: Polio)
  (Condition)
• Post-radiation enteritis (see: Radiation enteritis)
  (Condition)
• Post-renal failure - injury (see: Injury - kidney and ureter)
  (Condition)
• Post-splenectomy complications
  (Condition)
• Post-thrombotic syndrome (see: Deep vein thrombosis)
  (Condition)
• Post-thrombotic syndrome - discharge (see: Deep vein thrombosis - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Post-traumatic stress disorder
  (Condition)
• Post-traumatic stress disorder
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Post-traumatic stress disorder (see: Anxiety disorders)
  (In-Depth)
• Post-varicella acute cerebellar ataxia (see: Acute cerebellar ataxia)
  (Condition)
• Postcardiotomy pericarditis (see: Pericarditis - after heart attack)
  (Condition)
• Postcoital contraception (see: Emergency contraception)
  (Special Topic)
• Posterior circulation ischemia (see: Vertebrobasilar circulatory disorders)
  (Condition)
• Posterior circulation ischemia - CTA (see: CT angiography - head and neck)
  (Medical Test)
• Posterior circulation ischemia-CTA (see: CT angiography - head and neck)
  (Medical Test)
• Posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) injury - aftercare
  (Self-Care)
• Posterior fossa tumor
  (Condition)
• Posterior spinal fusion (see: Spinal fusion)
  (Surgery)
• Posterior spinal fusion - discharge (see: Spine surgery - discharge)
  (Discharge)
• Posterior tibial neuralgia (see: Tarsal tunnel syndrome)
  (Condition)
• Posterior tibial shin splints - self-care (see: Shin splints - self-care)
  (Self-Care)
• Posterior tibial shin splints - self-care (see: Shin splints - self-care)
  (Self-Care)
• Posterior uveitis (see: Uveitis)
  (Condition)
• Posterior vaginal wall repair (see: Anterior vaginal wall repair)
  (Surgery)
• Posteromedial release (see: Clubfoot repair)
  (Surgery)
• Postherpatic neuralgia (see: Shingles and chickenpox (Varicella-zoster virus))
  (In-Depth)
• Postherpetic neuralgia (see: Shingles and chickenpox (Varicella-zoster virus))
  (In-Depth)
• Postherpetic neuralgia - aftercare
  (Self-Care)
• Postinfectious glomerulonephritis (see: Poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis (GN))
  (Condition)
• Postmenopause (see: Menopause)
  (Condition)
• Postnasal drip (see: Stuffy or runny nose - children)
  (Symptoms)
• Postnasal drip (see: Stuffy or runny nose – adult)
  (Symptoms)
• Postnatal depression (see: Postpartum depression)
  (Condition)
• Postoperative pain relief (see: Postsurgical pain treatment in adults)
  (Discharge)
• Postpartum - cesarean (see: After a C-section - in the hospital)
  (Self-Care)
• Postpartum care - after vaginal delivery (see: After vaginal delivery - in the hospital)
  (Self-Care)
• Postpartum care - episiotomy - aftercare (see: Episiotomy - aftercare)
  (Self-Care)
• Postpartum depression
  (Condition)
• Postpartum hypopituitarism (see: Sheehan syndrome)
  (Condition)
• Postpartum pituitary insufficiency (see: Sheehan syndrome)
  (Condition)
• Postpartum psychological reactions (see: Postpartum depression)
  (Condition)
• Postpartum thyroiditis (see: Silent thyroiditis)
  (Condition)
• Postprandial hypotension (see: Low blood pressure)
  (Condition)
• Poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis (GN)
  (Condition)
• Postsurgical pain treatment in adults
  (Discharge)
• Postural drainage
  (Self-Care)
• Postural kyphosis (see: Kyphosis)
  (Condition)
• Postural tremor (see: Tremor)
  (Symptoms)
• Posture (see: Calcium supplement (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Pot (see: Marijuana intoxication)
  (Condition)
• Pot (see: Medical marijuana)
  (Special Topic)
• Pot (see: Substance use - marijuana)
  (Special Topic)
• Pot marigold (see: Calendula )
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Potaba (see: Aminobenzoate (By mouth))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Potaba
  (Drug Image)
• Potaba (see: Aminobenzoate potassium (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Potassimin (see: Potassium supplement (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Potassium
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Potassium - excess in blood (see: Hyperkalemia)
  (Alt. Medicine)
• Potassium - high (see: High potassium level)
  (Condition)
• Potassium - low (see: Low blood potassium)
  (Condition)
• potassium acetate Novaplus (see: Parenteral electrolyte, potassium (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Potassium and sodium phosphate (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Potassium bicarbonate
  (Drug Image)
• Potassium bicarbonate and citric acid (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Potassium bicarbonate/citric acid (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Potassium carbonate poisoning
  (Poison)
• Potassium chloride
  (Drug Image)
• Potassium Chloride (see: Potassium supplement (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Potassium chloride (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Potassium citrate
  (Drug Image)
• Potassium citrate (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Potassium citrate (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Potassium hydroxide examination of skin lesion (see: Skin lesion KOH exam)
  (Medical Test)
• Potassium hydroxide poisoning
  (Poison)
• Potassium in diet
  (Nutrition)
• Potassium iodide (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Potassium iodide (Oral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Potassium nitrate/silver nitrate (On the skin)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Potassium phosphate (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Potassium phosphate (Intravenous route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Potassium supplement (By mouth)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Potassium supplement (Oral route, parenteral route)
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Potassium test
  (Medical Test)
• Potassium urine test
  (Medical Test)
• Potassium wasting (see: Bartter syndrome)
  (Condition)
• Potassium-Rougier (see: Potassium supplement (Oral route, parenteral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Potassium-sensitive periodic paralysis (see: Hyperkalemic periodic paralysis)
  (Condition)
• Potassium/sodium chloride premix (By injection)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Potato plant poisoning - green tubers and sprouts
  (Poison)
• Potbellies and toddlers
  (Special Topic)
• Poteligeo (see: Mogamulizumab-kpkc (By injection))
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Poteligeo (see: Mogamulizumab-kpkc (Intravenous route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Potential acuity meter (see: PAM)
  (Special Topic)
• Potiga (see: Ezogabine (Oral route))
  (Detailed Drug Info)
• Potpourri poisoning (see: Sachet poisoning)
  (Poison)
• Potter phenotype (see: Potter syndrome)
  (Condition)
• Potter syndrome
  (Condition)
• Potty training (see: Toilet training tips)
  (Special Topic)
• Povidone iodine (Into the eye)
  (Brief Drug Info)
• Power of attorney (see: Advance care directives)
  (Special Topic)
• Power of attorney - health care agent (see: Health care agents)
  (Special Topic)