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How do air ambulances work in France?
Air ambulances function in a similar capacity to the Air Angels in the US. The helicopters, or small planes, are outfitted with emergency medical equipment and are utilized to transport patients when ground transport would be impracticable or to slow.
Did kids go to college during World War 2?
Admissions were reduced, but colleges continued to function.
What does dismoted mean?
Dismoted: When you lose an appendage or the continued function there of, leading to a demotion or any effect on you financial status.
When Bill Clinton was on trial did al gore serve as president?
No- Clinton continued to function as President while the trial was going on.
How will a patient be treated after a heart-lung transplantation?
The patient will be treated in the intensive care unit upon completion of the surgery, and cardiac monitoring will be continued. Medications for cardiac support will be continued until cardiac function stabilizes.
What is the function of the central retinal artery?
The function of central retinal artery is that it does absoulutely nothing.....jk.......the artery helps the eye with its central visionn by the fovea and optic nerve n disk...!to be continued..........
What are the responsibilities of the colonel?
Depends on what branch they're in, and what their occupation is. A Lieutenant Colonel who is in the military as a doctor isn't going to have the same responsibilities as an infantry Lieutenant Colonel, for example. Lieutenant Colonel is the normal rank for a battalion commander. There are also staff officers who hold the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Their function defines their responsibilities more than their rank is going to. \ you really have to improve your answers so you dont have to go on a different website so please have different answers because im trying to do a report and this is not helping.
What a function of caudate lobe?
Budd-Chiari syndrome, caused by occlusion of hepatic venous outflow, can lead to hypertrophy of the caudate lobe due to its own caval anastomosis that allows for continued function of this lobe of the liver.
What are the responsibilities of lt colonel?
Depends on what branch they're in, and what their occupation is. A Lieutenant Colonel who is in the military as a doctor isn't going to have the same responsibilities as an infantry Lieutenant Colonel, for example. Lieutenant Colonel is the normal rank for a battalion commander. There are also staff officers who hold the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Their function defines their responsibilities more than their rank is going to. \ you really have to improve your answers so you dont have to go on a different website so please have different answers because im trying to do a report and this is not helping.
What does a lieutenant do?
What ever he is ordered to do. Lieutenants (along with Ensigns and Lieutenant Junior Grades) in the Navy are typically Division Officers, meaning they are responsible for a unit of men that have a particular function. They may be a Department head, responsible for several divisions. They may even be in command of a very small ship or boat, or even a set of boats. The last Commanding Officer of the US Navy's last Asheville class Patrol Gunboat was a Lieutenant.
What would happen if Auschwitz did not exist?
It is impossible to accurately answer this question, although it could be surmised that other concentration camps would simply have continued to function.
What types of trucks are used as emergency vehicles?
Many emergency vehicles are specialized models only used for one specific purpose; fire trucks and ambulances have other function. Though police cruisers vary by city and jurisdiction, by far the most widely used in the United States is the Ford Crown Victoria.
