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armamentarium

NOUN
  1. the collection of equipment and methods used in the practice of medicine

How To Use armamentarium In A Sentence

  • For many, they were the ultimate work-horse in the professional photographer's armamentarium.
  • A second important difference, when it comes to response capacity, is that we now have a wider armamentarium of possible interventions – antiviral medicines in addition to the potential for a vaccine.
  • This study is important in that it adds to the limited armamentarium of studies assessing the effects of exercise in the elderly.
  • Fortunately, therapeutic paradigms are shifting, and clinicians have many new agents in their armamentarium for combating fungal infection.
  • With this expanded armamentarium, the caring practitioner can effectively manage the majority of patients with fibromyalgia.
  • Another, newer, antidepressant that is better tolerated can now be added to the armamentarium.
  • The therapeutic armamentarium available to accomplish these purposes includes antibiotics, antidiarrhoeal agents, antimotility agents, and other treatments including hydration to treat symptoms.
  • Genetic tests that may help predict some common diseases are likely to be included in the preventive armamentarium before long.
  • It is an obvious fact that a pediatrician would not need the same armamentarium as would the internist, the cardiologist, or the general surgeon.
  • The use of intraosseous screw fixation is a useful addition to the armamentarium of the spine surgeon when fixation of anterior cervical graft after discectomy is required.
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