It will bleed more profusely and it will pulse out as the arteries are coming from the heart
It squirts blood with the beat of your heart
There are more than 2: Rate, rhythm, volume, character (all of the bloodflow) and the state of the vessel wall.
No. A doctor will keep the confidentiality of the patient unless they feel the teenager is in danger or if a crime has been committed.
You can't tell where that part of the body is (except by other senses, such as touch and sight).
This is not always the case - common sense needs to tell you what position the victim should be in based on where the wound is. Most of the time it is wounds to limbs that this is used for. A severed artery or major vein can bleed out quickly and with little or no blood left in the body you want as much as possible in the heart to pump to the brain and core. It is more important to stop the bleeding either by applying pressure directly to the wound or a pressure point between the heart and the wound. An example is the large artery under the arm (right in the armpit) than can stop even a severed hand from bleeding out by applying pressure under the arm. I have seen a tennis ball placed under the armpit and the arm pushed up against the body to stop a severed lower arm from bleeding out.
Your doctor will tell you when you see him or her tomorrow.
Usually you won't know, you would have to have a doctor tell you it has been expelled.
It is not advised that you stop taking your clozapine without your doctor's approval. A urinalysis can tell if you have been taking your medication by the levels that are present in your system.
No a doctor can not tell for both male and female a doctor can't tell if ones privates have been played with for girls the only way a doctor can tell is by the hyme which isn't very reliable because it can break by doing normal activities for guys there's no way to tell because the penis is always being touched and an erection has no traciable evidince so all in all a doctor will not find out
Go to your doctor and tell them that you're worried that you havent had your period yet and it's been a month.
You should always tell your doctor every drug you are on or have been on since there are many medications that can be dangerous when mixed together. This includes prescription medications and recreational drugs.
by the lack of movement on a certain side of the body.
You NEED to tell the doctor. Not only could you possibly suffer from adverse reactions, it's not enough. He needs to change your medication.