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If your doctor refers to you as her favorite patient to her daughter does she really mean it?
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Who was Zeus' favorite daughter?
Zeus's favorite daughter was Athena and Artemis myths say that he had two favorite daughter. (they said he liked Artemis better in one and Athena better then the other So you really cant say.)
What is the must see Doctor Who episode?
"Blink". It is my FAVORITE Doctor Who episode and it's REALLY freaky.
Did Zeus love Athena as a daughter?
Zeus loves his daughter, Athena. She is his favorite daughter so Hera, Zeus's wife doesn't really like her.
Why are jokes made?
Jokes are used to make you laugh and the whole world would be boring! Here is a Joke: Patient: Doctor, I ate a bone! Doctor: Are you choking? Patient: No I really did!
What was Zeus' favorite sister?
The favorite daughter of Zeus was Athena. The favorite son of Zeus was Heracles.
What is a normal pressure rate?
130/90 That depends from patient to patient especially if you are a heart patient or on medication. You really should contact a cardiologist or your family doctor. They may have some sites that they recommend for patients like you and for your condition.
Why is it important to document a no show in the appointment book and in the patient chart?
There are a variety of both medical and legal consequences, to the failure of a patient to show up for an appointment. In some cases, the patient is charged anyway, on the principle that the doctor reserved that time, which could have been given to someone else. The patient may have really needed that appointment and may become ill or even die as a result of lack of treatment, and the doctor may need to show that it was the patient who was negligent, not the doctor. And if a patient has a record of not keeping appointments, you might stop making appointments for that patient. You could even get a patient who complains about how hard it is to see the doctor, even though it is the patient who has failed to show up for an appointment and who needs to understand that it takes two to tango.
What if your 11 year old daughter is pregnant what should you do?
As simple as this: HAVE HER SEE A DOCTOR! Children really shouldn't be pregnant, especially at 11!
Is Sensa safe with epilepsy?
Epilepsy has a wide range of causes, levels of severity and medications that are used to treat it. For each case it is different. For that reason only a doctor who knows the individual medical history of the patient and what treatments they are on can really answer that question.Epilepsy has a wide range of causes, levels of severity and medications that are used to treat it. For each case it is different. For that reason only a doctor who knows the individual medical history of the patient and what treatments they are on can really answer that question.Epilepsy has a wide range of causes, levels of severity and medications that are used to treat it. For each case it is different. For that reason only a doctor who knows the individual medical history of the patient and what treatments they are on can really answer that question.Epilepsy has a wide range of causes, levels of severity and medications that are used to treat it. For each case it is different. For that reason only a doctor who knows the individual medical history of the patient and what treatments they are on can really answer that question.Epilepsy has a wide range of causes, levels of severity and medications that are used to treat it. For each case it is different. For that reason only a doctor who knows the individual medical history of the patient and what treatments they are on can really answer that question.Epilepsy has a wide range of causes, levels of severity and medications that are used to treat it. For each case it is different. For that reason only a doctor who knows the individual medical history of the patient and what treatments they are on can really answer that question.Epilepsy has a wide range of causes, levels of severity and medications that are used to treat it. For each case it is different. For that reason only a doctor who knows the individual medical history of the patient and what treatments they are on can really answer that question.Epilepsy has a wide range of causes, levels of severity and medications that are used to treat it. For each case it is different. For that reason only a doctor who knows the individual medical history of the patient and what treatments they are on can really answer that question.Epilepsy has a wide range of causes, levels of severity and medications that are used to treat it. For each case it is different. For that reason only a doctor who knows the individual medical history of the patient and what treatments they are on can really answer that question.Epilepsy has a wide range of causes, levels of severity and medications that are used to treat it. For each case it is different. For that reason only a doctor who knows the individual medical history of the patient and what treatments they are on can really answer that question.Epilepsy has a wide range of causes, levels of severity and medications that are used to treat it. For each case it is different. For that reason only a doctor who knows the individual medical history of the patient and what treatments they are on can really answer that question.
What is overwieght for a twelve year old?
it depends on how tall he/she is my daughter is 110 pounds but really tall and her doctor still says she's fit
Can you inject dipravan in a muscle?
Your doctor will inject this drug. It is used to relax a patient before anesthesia, so it's not really something you should have at home.
Can physicians drop patients?
Yes, a doctor can refuse to continue on with a patient if the patient isn't being cooperative, such as missing appointments with the doctor, refusing to see a specialist, not taking medication as prescribed by the doctor (the patient has a right to request not to take certain medications if they feel there is too many side effects .. unless life-threatening.) For example: If a patient has been diagnosed with cancer that is not curable, but the doctor may want to prolong their life with chemo or radiation treatments and the patient would rather have what time they have as quality time and refuse this treatment the doctor will abide by the request of the patient involved. The doctor will still treat that patient to the best of his/her ability and is there to try to control pain (if necessary.) Most doctors will drop a patient if the patient is constantly argumentative, if the patient stops and starts their medications which may cause serious harm by doing so without permission of the doctor; disrupts the office or the patient asks for the help of the doctor, but refuses to follow direction from their doctor. The doctors are extremely busy and don't have time for any nonsense. I worked part-time for a psychologist who was extremely busy. If the patient missed more than two appointments he would warn them the first time, tell them the second time if it happened again without a 24 hour warning that the appointment couldn't be kept, he would refuse to keep them on as his patient. There are so many people that really want help, so doctors of any type don't want to clog up their time with patients who are argumentative and refuse to follow direction. I think that's fair. However, if the patient (no matter what their personality) goes into ER they have to be treated!
