Hospitals

After surgery, your body will be in healing mode. During this time, it needs extra nutrients to help to repair your body's tissues, and fight any infection that could be present.

It is a good idea to be sure to eat several meals a day. This gives your body energy constantly throughout the day to keep your body rebuilding itself.

A general rule of thumb for eating after surgery is to listen to your body. Start out slowly with bland foods, and work your way back into your normal routine. If you dont have an appetite, you can always supplement your diet as needed with Boost, Ensure, or other similar health shakes.

Your body will need extra protein during this time. Lean meats, beans and other legumes, and low fat dairy products are excellent choices to provide you with adequate protein. To maintain good health in general, your surgeon will most likely recommend a low fat, low cholesterol diet that includes plenty of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.

If you are a diabetic, please consult your doctor. They can specialize a plan for you with a calorie amount to help you achieve your post surgery goals, while maintaining a healthy glucose level.

The American College of Surgeons started the hoospital standardization program in what year?

normally is 5 mins, but you can go eairler depending on what your doctor says and if your water has broke, also it depends on how far you are Dilated.

12,599 as of end of 2003; based upon a paper bt Roberta Lipton, CEO of Chindex and United Family Hospital Group which operates private hospitals in China, and is spearheading the private hospital initiative

this is such an open question it all depends on why you went to the hospital, when you went, how long you stayed, and what treatment you received

stonewall Jackson told the army to break their legs to retreat

I was under the impression that it came from an old vaudeville superstition that it was unlucky to wish anyone "good luck" on opening night, so the phrase "break a leg" became a show-biz slang term, meaning good luck.

To be an emergency physician, or ER doctor, a medical degree from an accredited medical school must be earned. The Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree (D.O.) (earned in USA), Doctor of Medicine degree (M.D.), or Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS/MBChB) are all accepted medical degrees to become an ER doctor. After finishing medical school, you'll have to complete an emergency medicine residency and sit for board certification examinations. Best of luck!

Yes, definitely. If your dentist says otherwise, it might a good idea to surprise him or her by having an undercover policewoman escort you to your next dental surgery appointment.

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Is is not standard practice for an ER to test for STDs in a patient with no symptoms. The emergency room will test for STDs if someone has a symptom that may be caused by one. Examples are painful urination, genital abscess, severe pelvic or abdominal pain, or genital lesions.
It is not part of what an ER doctor would do is check for a STI infection. If a sample is taken (blood, culture) a lab would do the analysis and results given.

Hospitals use ICT everyday, they use ICT in the adminstration department mostly were they check which patient(s) have come today and which patient(s) haven't. They also use ICT to help ammend, create and delete patient records. Without ICT it would be really hard to understand things and also a waste of time going to the hospital.

That's like asking what tools a carpenter uses. They use a mulitude of tools.

A medical receptionist may also be called a secretary. They are responsible to for inputting customer information into computers or files and are responsible for answering phone calls.

It is important to treat people equally in health and social care because each person has the same rights under both the law as well as ethically and morally. Sometimes however, a person will require slightly different treatment in order to be sensitive to their cultural or religious background.

RMO : regional medical officer

The dorsum is medical terminology for the back. Hence, the dorsal position is lying on your back.

You need to get the education and take the licensing tests to become a Registered Nurse. A bachelors degree (usually 4 years) will carry more weight than an associates degree. Additional certifications in labor and delivery and midwifery may help you gain the knowledge you need to be successful. The day of LPNs in this position is passing away in favor of the RN designation.

External Respiration is where gasses are absorbed into the blood through the alveolar capillary beds.

Internal respiration is where the gasses are transferred into the cells from the blood.

Medical billing and physician billing are often used interchangeably. Medical billers take the coded medical record, and bill the insurance company. Medical billers work in doctors' offices, clinics, and hospitals. It is possible for a medical biller to work at home as well.

It's not fixed, but 5 years is about right. ---- If you mean a doctorate degree (i.e. biology, chemistry, philosophy, etc), many fields require up to 6 or 7 years of study, research, and publication in order to receive your Ph.D.

If you are asking about how long it takes to become a physician and get your degree (MD or DO), it takes 4 years of medical school after you complete your undergraduate degree. Then you have 3 to 6 years of residency, and more if you desire fellowship training.

If you are asking about a combined MD/Ph.D or DO/Ph.D program, usually these are 6 years in length after undergraduate studies. Tack on the same time for residency and fellowship.

Which scenario were you asking about?

This is because there are no bones in the abdominal area to protect its vital organs. So in times of danger, humans instinctively curl over it to protect it with something that does have bones, like arms.

re-using your own needles can damage the tissue/veins and lead to scarring and brusing. the needle is designed to be sharp enough for one use, and the dullness can require extra force and tear apart the vein.