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Middlesex Hospital and London Hospital.

If you burnt yourself on your wristand your arm is numb you should probably go see a medical specialist.

I'm gonna assume that by "avail" you mean available, and yes, you need a prescription in order to obtain flunitrazepam (Rohypnol).

Yes

Wow, um, well usually when someone is cut in half at the waist, the EMT's are instructed to not take any heroic measure to save their life as in general, being cut in half at the waist is thought of to be incompatible with life. So short answer: most likely not.

I'm kind of curious why your asking

she/he is full of crap, you can survive quite fine in this situation if get at the hospital in time. if ems does not take standard life saving measures they can lose there job and be sued up to 12 million dollars by the victims family. "so short answer" yes if to the hospital in time. PS you don't have to tell her why your asking, that's none of her business

Hypothetically if someone stood perfectly straight and you were able to cut them incredibly fast and parallel to the ground and the person did not move the slightest then yes it could be possible

i was watching this thing on tv a guy was cut in half but only lasted about 3 hours because the peremedics took one half to the wrong hospital

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Yes and no. Yes because the nurses are there to check you out and no because nurses aren't doctors.

On his or her back with their knees flexed

YES! Please discuss sunbed usage with your doctor before you try it.

James M. Crawford is one of the famous pathologists in North America. He is known for his research in pathophysiology and hepatobiliary. Crawford is also famous as a liver pathologist.

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An excellent plastic surgeon should customize your treatment plan and produce some beautiful results. He may also have financing available if needed. I have added an external link to a plastic surgeon in California.

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You will probably have to see a general practicioner first to get a referral to an ear, nose and throat specialist.

So that they can properly heal you.

It can be dangerous to give a person certain combinations of medications together and it is important for physicians to understand the appropriate drug to give for a certain medical condition. Also, another important point is that it is also important for physicians to know the side effects of medications and when not to prescribe medications. There are many medical problems that do not necessarily require the prescription of medications right away. Knowing the effective drugs and when to use them is an important part of medicine.

Not a standard procedure. You might ask your doctor. I've never heard of this. I should add that, in the interest of avoiding infections, I don't like toching anything in a medical facility with my bare skin, including my feet.

Far and away a neurosurgeon makes more money than a medical examiner.

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Not necessarily. Psychiatrists are not paid by the hour ... nor do they all conform to strict hours of operation each day. They work until the work is done whatever amount of time it takes. They are paid on how many patients they see, not how many hours they spend with patients.

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Go and see a doctor.