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What is the constitutional view on legaizing pot for medical purposes?
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∙ 14y ago
The US Constitution does not address anything about marijuanna or pot use. However, some individual states have legalized "medical marijuanna" especially for patients experiencing severe pain.
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What is lymphangiography?
This is a medical test in which the patient is injected with a contrast dye, and then x-rayed for to view lymphatic circulation and lymph nodes for diagnostic purposes.
At the time of the Constitutional Convention what was the view that a democratic government?
far from unanimous
How is oxygen view by Medicare?
It is view as DME. Durable Medical Equipment.
What is the medical terminology combining form meaning instrument to view?
-scope is the medical terminology combining form meaning instrument to view.
Convex mirror are used for secruity purposes the images they form?
convex mirrors are used for security purposes as they have a wide field of view.
What is the doctrine of proffessional discreation?
A physician may determine, based on his or her best judgment, if the patient with mental or emotional problems should view the medical record. Because the medical record is a written documentation of the contract established between the physician or healthcare provider and the patient, it must be retained for legal purposes.
Why are convex mirrors used for security purposes?
because their field of view is wide.
Most delegates to the Constitutional Convention in 1787 held a cynical view of human nature?
True
Which view or perspective on Constitutional interpretation permits government to provide support for religion and associated activities?
An accommodationist.
In the view of progressives what was most wrong with the constitutional mandated method?
Citizens could not directly elect senators.
Which best represents the view of the Southern delegates at the Constitutional Convention?
Blacks should be given the right to vote.
How do some religions view hypnotherapy?
Jehovah's Witnesses and Christian Science religions oppose the use of hypnotherapy and advise their members to avoid it completely, whether for entertainment or therapy. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints approves it for medical purposes.
