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Liixuos Drugs Dictionary Vs. Medical Dictionary- Offline

Liixuos Drugs Dictionary 與 Medical Dictionary- Offline 使用情況與統計

Free drugs dictionary app can provides all informations about medical drugs like: Indication, Description, Mechanism Of Action, Pharmacodynamics, Pharmacokinetics, Absorption, Clearance, Metabolism, Volume Of Distribution, Route Of Elimination, Protein Binding, Half Life, Toxicity, Type, and Group of drug. The offline drugs dictionary contain more than 7,700 drugs with pharmacology drugs categories and it is useful for medical students, dentistry, nursing, pharmacy and other health professionals. These are some of App features: - Works offline. - Beautiful user interface with material design - Easy Search with suggestions - The basic drugs informations available offline but to show more info about drugs (needs Internet connection) - Add to favorites - History and Bookmark - Tablet support - Split Screen Support NOTE: The information in this drugs dictionary application is intended to provide general medical information, it is not a substitute for the expertise and judgment of your healthcare professional. You should consult your health care professional before taking any drugs.

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Medical Dictionary- Offline

Medical Dictionary Offline is for medical practitioners and students to look up the definitions and technical terms in a second. Medical Dictionary Offline is designed for medical students, helping them in their studies. Get the Medical Dictionary Offline for Free on iTunes Store!!! Medical & Medicine dictionary is a gift to the medical community for increasing awareness. * Excellent coverage for general health & biomedical sciences. * Provides three features: Annotator, Dictionary and Thesaurus. * More than 300'000 medical/biomedical terms. * Semantic (conceptual) and Dictionary (literal) search available. * Especially good cancer related drug coverage, and chemotherapy regimen coverage. * Includes number of standards used by the community, including CDISC, UCUM, FDA standard product labeling terminology.