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if a person can live life without being kept in a hospital or other institution, he or she is said to be?
Functional
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Is being institutionalized and incarcerated in a mental hospital the same thing?
Institutionalization is the act of being placed in a psychiatric hospital, which is often referred to politely as an "institution". Incarceration is the detention of a person in jail, typically as punishment for a crime. This being said, someone could be incarcerated into a psychiatric hospital, but only if they committed a crime. Otherwise, it would be described as Institutionalization, because they did not do anything wrong, they are only being sent to the institution because of their mental state.
How do you spell pateince?
Patience is the characteristic of being able to wait for things without being stressed. Patients is the plural of a sick person in a hospital.
What is a person is called while being cared for in a hospital?
Patient
Can an person say that someone else is the guarantor of a hospital bill of minor child without their knowledge?
No, a person cannot legally declare someone else as the guarantor of a hospital bill for a minor child without that individual's knowledge and consent. Being a guarantor involves agreeing to take responsibility for the payment, which requires the person's acknowledgment and acceptance. Without consent, the claim could lead to legal disputes and potential issues regarding liability.
Can someone be comitted into a mental hospital for being gay?
No, the fifth Amendment of the Constitution guarantees that no person shall be deprived of life or limb (incarceration) without due process. You can only be incarcerated in a mental institution by a judge. There is one exception; most states will hold someone for 72 hours to conduct a mental evaluation of a person who has attempted to commit suicide. See the related link for further information.
What is great ormand street hospice?
Great Ormond Street Hospital is Britain's pre-eminent hospital specializing in the needs of children. It is also known for being the institution to which J. M. Barrie gave the rights to Peter Pan.
Can you eat a person without being a cannibal?
no
Is this sentence an example of a leading question How long have you worked at West End Hospital?
That could be a leading question, because it assumes that the person being questioned has worked at West End Hospital, which may not be the case. However, if this question followed a previous question in which someone was asked what kind of job he or she had, and if the reply was "I work at West End Hospital" then you could reasonably ask the next question, how long have you worked at West End Hospital, without trying to force a particular kind of answer. This is not the same as arresting someone and then asking "How long have you been a terrorist?" when the person has not admitted to being a terrorist.
Why do the euros say 'taken to hospital' when we Yanks say 'taken to the hospital'?
In English there are several common words describing places that are used without the word "the" such as school, work, prison, and church. As such a person might say, "John is at church" by which he means that John is worshiping as opposed to being physically located at a specific church that was previously mentioned. In British English the phrase "in hospital" is taken to mean that the person is ill and receiving treatment from an urgent care provider whereas "in the hospital" means that the person is inside a hospital building that was previously mentioned or that he assumes you know which hospital (e.g., the only one in town). In American English, on the other hand, the word "the" is often used to mean that a person has been hospitalized.
What is the singular form of people without person?
There is no singular form of the noun 'people' without 'person'.
Is it illegal to attend random college classes?
Yes, it is generally illegal to attend college classes without being officially enrolled or without permission from the instructor or institution.
Can medicine make you crazy?
Yes, beyond a doubt. Depending on what the medicine is, and your tolerance for the chemicals being put into your body you could have a possible adverse reaction which could put you into the hospital or into an institution.
