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In some instances yes.
Most often, the patient is given the radioactive substance in the form of a tasteless liquid or capsule. It may be injected into a vein (intravenously) in some instances.
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.
Emergency tracheal intubation is performed to keep an open airway in a patient and to provide medicinal drugs in some instances. When a patient is unable to breathe freely on their own due to injury or other debilitation, this procedure can ensure the ventilation of the lungs.
There is no registration requirement. You many have to show proof of marriage in some instances, such as name changes and tax situations.
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in some instances it is supply.
An advantage of treatment with a medium- to long-term device is that it allows the patient to be mobile. In some instances, patients have been able to leave the hospital for continued treatment at home
In some instances, yes.
In some instances, yes, and in others, no.
It already has in some instances