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Internal medicine: questions, guidelines and a worked example
Internal medicine questions often involve several conditions at once. Give the relevant comorbidities, kidney function and current medications so the answer can weigh recommendations that pull in different directions.
Typical questions in internal medicine
Examples you can ask as written:
- How should I approach hyponatremia in a hospitalized adult?
- When should I screen for primary aldosteronism, and with which test?
- How should anticoagulation be managed around an elective procedure?
- How do I evaluate an elevated ferritin?
Guideline bodies to check
When an answer cites one of these, open it and check its year and the patients it covers:
- American College of Physicians (ACP): clinical guidelines and guidance statements.
- ADA Standards of Care in Diabetes, updated every year, and KDIGO for kidney disease.
- ESH and ACC/AHA for hypertension; NICE in the UK.
- Your national internal medicine society.
Example: a question and what a cited answer includes
Question: “Which glucose-lowering drugs should I use in a patient with type 2 diabetes and chronic kidney disease?” A useful answer:
- Cites the current ADA Standards of Care and the KDIGO guideline on diabetes in CKD, which recommend an SGLT2 inhibitor for kidney and cardiovascular protection when the eGFR allows.
- Adds a GLP-1 receptor agonist when more glucose lowering or cardiovascular risk reduction is needed.
- Flags the eGFR thresholds for starting and dose-reducing metformin.
- Shows each source so you can check the thresholds before prescribing.
What you can ask in internal medicine
From diagnostic workups to chronic disease management, grounded in current evidence.
Anemia workup
Structure the initial workup of anemia in an adult, using MCV and reticulocyte count to separate iron deficiency, chronic disease and macrocytic causes.
Type 2 diabetes management
Build an evidence-based regimen for type 2 diabetes, from metformin and lifestyle to GLP-1 and SGLT2 add-ons guided by cardiovascular and renal risk.
Unintentional weight loss
Frame the approach to unintentional weight loss in an adult, prioritizing malignancy, endocrine and gastrointestinal causes and a focused initial evaluation.
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Book a demoFrequently asked questions
Does Arkangel AI cite its internal medicine sources?
Yes. Every answer links to the peer-reviewed studies and guidelines it draws from, so you can verify the evidence before acting.
Is this a replacement for clinical judgment?
No. Arkangel AI is clinical decision support. It accelerates evidence retrieval but does not replace your assessment of the individual patient.
Can I ask about the latest internal medicine guidelines?
Yes. Ask for the current evidence-based approach and Arkangel AI summarizes the relevant guideline recommendations with sources.
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