Hospitals

they chuked a brick and it grew

yes you can but only women its called a period

James J Peters VAMC in Bronx, NY

If you are talking about the one in Laredo, Texas, I can only say that "It is believed to have some paranormal activity" going on. I live in Laredo and know about it's history. Just remember that every hospital is a place of death, so it is likely that all hospitals may house a ghost or two. I do know alot of people try to sneak in with handheld cameras to "catch" activity, but nothing concrete yet since there is a big sign around the property stating that "Trespassers will be prosecuted". The only way to really get an answer is to try to sneak in yourself and ask questions when you get in, although you are running the risk of being arrested. Also you got to be careful, there is no electricity so elevators, of course, will not be functioning so you will have to take the stairs.

A hepatologist is a doctor involved with the liver, gall bladder, pancreas and the vessels (tubes) that relate to those body organs. A hepatologist would therefore work in a hospital, medical center, doctors office or medical school.

There is a listing for a Peace Harbor Hospital in Florence, Or. That listing is Peace Harbor Hospital 400 9Th St Florence, Oregon 97439 .

Sorry, but I can't figure out what "woring" is supposed to be - you need to use your spell-check and make sure you have the words you mean to have before you submit the question.

No. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" or "LDS" church) founded many hospitals in Utah (for example, Primary Children's Hospital and LDS Hospital) however it sold these hospitals to private healthcare companies such as Intermountain Healthcare in the 1970's. Today, the LDS Church is not affiliated with any hospitals or healthcare companies. Intermountain Healthcare is a private healthcare company that is not owned, operated, or affiliated with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

when you tap on the get more medi there also a button saying free medi points just download the games they supply for you (must download from your own phone or ipod or else wont gain medi points) run it go back onto hospital story and play it go back on to the other game and then go back to hospital story and then your medi points will be there :) thope that helped

Mount Carmel Hospital was created in 1949.

Jessie McPherson Private Hospital was created in 1930-12.

qualifications of a hospital ceo

Emergency dept. physicians do not admit patients to the hospital. The primary care physician (PCP) must be contacted to complete the process.

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MENTAL HOSPITAL :>

I assume you mean nicknames like The Loony Bin, Cuckoo House, and Crazy Camp?

But is your going a more traditional route then yes; Mental Hospital, mental ward, Mental institution ect. ect.

If you are a veteran you can sue the VA for medical malpractice, but to do so, you need to speak to a lawyer that specializes in that type of litigation (suing someone). There is a time limit as to how long you have before it's too late to file, so you shouldn't wait very long to see a lawyer.

Law firms will talk with you concerning this matter and not charge you for the interview. If you ARE a veteran, then by law the lawyer cannot charge you more than 20% of the award --plus expenses-- if it does not go to trial, but if you HAVE to go to trial, then the lawyer can only receive 25% of what is awarded, plus expenses... Your spouse can also file against the VA with you, but I'm not sure the 20/25% applies to her, or not...

Usually law firms will not charge you anything if you lose the case.

You are responsible for any cost that exceed your policy limit. If this is the case, they can take you to court. Depending on the state you live in, wage garnishment is a definite possibility. In certain state, they can make you sell your home to use the asset to pay someone's medical bill in such instance. Do yourself a favor and get an umbrella liability policy. Such a policy will coverage any shortage on your auto insurance in increments of $1 million dollars. Contrary to belief, they are rather inexpensive. Typically costing only a hundred and fifty or so a year...

It depends on which state you live in. All states in the United States have different laws when it comes to who can garnish wages or taxes.

When a physician "makes rounds" it means that he or she goes into a hospital and sees all of his/her patients that are admitted to the hospital.

You will need to take in an old prescription bottle and/or the name and number of the pharmacy that has filled your prescription before. Med management at an emergency room will also depend on your past history with them and which meds you are trying to refill. If this is a first diagnosis, most emergency rooms have an on call psychiatrist who -may- want to check you in to a hospital for observation.

That said, yes emergency rooms can prescribe psychiatric meds. Whether they will depends on the hospital and the patient.

What volume of TNT?


1 stick of "Hercules C" class dynamite weighs about 0.62 lbs.

Formal refers to following established rules and regulations. Informal is more relaxed because the rules aren't really acknowledged. Businesses have both formal and informal groups.

In the year 2007 there were many people who died due to Antrax poisoning.

15 years and younger