conduct with respect to sexuality. Orientation of women during pregnancy and birth, early diagnosis of gynecological cancers and breast cancer, detection and care of problems related to menopause. Family planning. Pediatrics, including infant and child health care, nutrition, general counsel on child development, health education and childhood accidents. Vaccinations. Care for adults in risk groups or with chronic conditions. Counsel on healthy life styles and detection of health problems. Geriatrics: promotion of health and prevention of illness. Homecare for the housebound. Detection of violence against women and domestic abuse, as well as child abuse, elder abuse, and abuse of disabled people. Dentistry: Care, diagnosis and therapy, health promotion and education, and illness prevention related to the teeth and mouth. Care of terminal patient: integral, individual and continual care either in the home or at a health center. Mental health care: prevention and promotion to maintain mental health, in coordination with specialists. Specialized care At times, patients will require specialized health care services. These may be provided in external consultations, day hospitals, or on an inpatient basis. Examples of specialized services are intensive and critical care, anesthesia, defibrillation, but also some forms of hemotherapy, rehabilitation, and even nutrition, diet, post-partum treatment, and family planning, especially assisted reproductive technology. Specialized treatment can also be involved in detection, prescription and implementation of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, especially those related to prenatal diagnosis in risk groups, diagnosis by imaging, interventionist radiology, hemodynamics, nuclear medicine, neurophysiology, endoscopy, lab tests, biopsies, radiotherapy, radiosurgery, renal lithotripsy, dialysis, techniques of respiratory therapy, organ transplants and other tissue and cell transplants. Urgent care Emergency medicine is health care provided in cases where emergency care is needed. Emergency medicine is practiced both in healthcare facilities and at the site of work accidents, traffic accidents, etc. or in the home of a patient whose condition prevents them from getting to a healthcare facility. Emergency medicine is a 24-hour-a-day service provided, in particular, by physicians and other medical professionals in hospital emergency rooms, but also in ambulances, medical evacuation helicopters, etc. en route to such facilities. Pharmaceutical services Medications in Spain are regulated under Law 29/2006 of 26 July, of guarantees and rational use of medications and health care products (Ley 29/2006, de 26 de julio, de garantías y uso racional de los medicamentos y productos sanitarios). One of the SNS's priorities with respect to pharmaceuticals is to teach patients to make