| HEALTHYSELF | Proverbial advice to a physician |
| MOREHASTE | Proverbial advice to go slow (4,5,4,5) |
| VENA | Certain blood vessel, to a physician |
| MEDIC | Florentine family abandoned one to a physician (5) |
| ASTITCHINTIMESAVESNINE | Proverbial advice to surgeon not to delay closing incision? (1,6,2,4,5,4) |
| WINEISAMOCKER | Proverbial advice, part 1 |
| DRINKISRAGING | Proverbial advice, part 3 |
| STRONG | Proverbial advice, part 2 |
| WASTENOTWANTNOT | Proverbial advice |
| SPOILTHE | Proverbial advice for parents in the past (5,3) |
| RODAND | Proverbial advice for parents in the past (5,3) |
| SPARETHE | Proverbial advice for parents in the past (5,3) |
| CHILD | Proverbial advice for parents in the past (5,3) |
| SPOCKSWILLFLY | A "Star Trek" officer and a physician are going to board a plane? |
| AVOGADRO | Attempt to arrest a physician pursuing a very old physicist (8) |
| MAKESPOCKSFLY | Force a physician and a "Star Trek" officer into a plane? |
| LEECH | An old word for a physician or healer; a medicinal hirudinean used in bloodletting; or, a sponge/vampire (5) |
| AMONG | A physician no good in a group |
| LOCUM | A physician who substitutes a colleague temporarily (5) |
| IMHOTEP | 'I have a fever' on record for a physician |
