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How many amputees are in Honduras?
too many
How many Australian servicemen returned as amputees from ww1?
There were 26,094 Australian casualties at Gallipoli, but no record clearly indicates the number of amputees.
How do you use amputees in a sentence?
Amputees must practice using a prosthetic limb. The Thursday night meeting was for double amputees, while those with only one leg amputated met on Monday nights. Wars cause many persons to become amputees, including children.
How many serving british soldiers became amputees?
12
Do you need both of your legs to survive?
Not at all. Plenty of amputees out in the world whom were successful.
How many feet they are?
2 per person. Except war victims and diabetic amputees.
Are people sad once they become amputees?
Yes people are sad and frustrated once they know they are amputees.
When was USA - Unconformable Social Amputees - created?
USA - Unconformable Social Amputees - was created on 2006-05-16.
What are the release dates for Healthline - 2006 Amputees?
Healthline - 2006 Amputees was released on: USA: 7 May 2007
Did most amputees during the war have anesthetic?
During wartime, the availability and use of anesthetics for amputees varied significantly depending on the time period and the resources of the medical staff. In earlier conflicts, such as the American Civil War, anesthetics like ether and chloroform were used, but their availability was inconsistent. By World War I and II, advancements in anesthesia meant that most amputees received some form of anesthetic during surgery, though conditions on the battlefield could still limit access. Overall, while many amputees did receive anesthetics, the quality and efficacy could differ greatly based on circumstances.
What has the author Alvin L Muilenburg written?
Alvin L. Muilenburg has written: 'A manual for below-knee amputees' 'A Manual for above-knee amputees' -- subject(s): Amputees, Artificial limbs, Patient Education as Topic
Which woman developed a device to help amputees feed themselves?
Bessie Blount Griffin invented a device which let amputees feed themselves.
