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No, because if you have an accident in the air, where your ribs start to hurt, their is not much they can do. Unless you are near an airport. It can also depend on the aircraft. For example. If it is a military plane/ helicopter, they have to carry medical equipment so that, if they where taking wounded soldiers/ a soldier was wounded on board, they can keep him alive.

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Can cracked ribs under the left shoulder damage the spleen and cause diarrhea?

First, do not put off seeing a professional medical care provider. It is important now and for your future. Cracked ribs "under [the] left shoulder" sounds like an injury that is "too high" to affect the spleen. Your lungs are up there. Cracked ribs require diagnosis, and only a doctor or qualified professional can do this. The problem is that the cracked ribs may not be all that is wrong. And that is where they doctor is worth his weight in gold. Cracked ribs don't get a lot of "treatment" per se 'cause there isn't a lot that can be done to help them heal except for the patient to minimize movement. (No taping or wrapping.) A ruptured spleen means internal bleeding, and that is bad. Any diarrhea isn't caused from cracked ribs. That's a long stretch for a causal connection. Please go someplace and have yourself checked out. Be clear and honest about what happened so other damage can be diagnosed accurately. It's your health, and you only get one issue of it.


Why do your ribs tickle so much?

The ribs are full of nerve endings that are sensitive to touch. When something tickles your ribs, it can trigger a reflex in your brain that sends signals to your muscles to contract, causing the sensation of tickling.


How many ribs do girls have then boys?

All human beings have the same number of ribs no matter what age. We have 12, one from each of the Thoracic vertebrae. The top 6 are called the True ribs as they connect to the Sternum via an individual piece of cartilage (its Costal Cartilage). The Next 4 are called the False ribs as all their coastal cartilages of these ribs connect to another piece of cartilage not directly to the sternum. The bottom two are called the Floating ribs as they do not have any coastal cartilage. These numbers remain the same in people of any age.


What is the function of the ribs of fish?

i thought about that question too and i kept looking for an answer but this is all i could find: The function of the floating ribs is not fully understood. A floating rib could theoretically provide some protection to the contents of the abdominal cavity, but it isn't as necessary as the ribs which are attached to the sternum.


How many ribs does a male?

Supposedly women have 24 ribs where males only have 23. This is because God took one rib from Adam Who originally had 24 ribs but since God took one from him to create Eve women have 24 ribs and men only have 23

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Can cracked ribs under the left shoulder damage the spleen and cause diarrhea?

First, do not put off seeing a professional medical care provider. It is important now and for your future. Cracked ribs "under [the] left shoulder" sounds like an injury that is "too high" to affect the spleen. Your lungs are up there. Cracked ribs require diagnosis, and only a doctor or qualified professional can do this. The problem is that the cracked ribs may not be all that is wrong. And that is where they doctor is worth his weight in gold. Cracked ribs don't get a lot of "treatment" per se 'cause there isn't a lot that can be done to help them heal except for the patient to minimize movement. (No taping or wrapping.) A ruptured spleen means internal bleeding, and that is bad. Any diarrhea isn't caused from cracked ribs. That's a long stretch for a causal connection. Please go someplace and have yourself checked out. Be clear and honest about what happened so other damage can be diagnosed accurately. It's your health, and you only get one issue of it.


Why do we call them ribs beef ribs and pork ribs but we refer to lamb as a rack are they not ribs too?

Toatally agree you are so right.


When are labs be too thin?

If you can easily see the dogs ribs, they are too thin.


How long does it take to digest ribs?

Too long


How many points in pork ribs?

Too many


Is it possible to hurt your ribs from crying too hard?

No.


How thin is too thin for man?

When ribs and backbones are showing...


Can a pregnant Pomeranian safely fly in a carrier under a passenger seat?

no it is not safe. too much jostling. there is also the possibility of a crash I am 11.


When was Too High to Fly created?

Too High to Fly was created in 1995.


Why do a horse's ribs show when he is not too skinny?

Good body condition is when you can push on your horse's ribs and fairly easily feel them through the fat layer. If you are seeing ribs, the horse is not in his best body condition.


When was spare ribs first discovered?

Spare ribs were discovered the same time that pigs were discovered, too far back in history to really know.


1996 somoma replaced cracked head and new head gasket..still blows antifreeze out tailpipe?

Probably has a cracked block, too :(

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