Hospitals

Depends on your age and on the which rib have you broken. On average, 10 to 20 days.

Unless you have other injuries, they tape you up and send you home.

Code 4 means no other assistance is needed.

In Idaho, there are no statue of limitations on having to pay hospital bills directly from a hospital. However, there is a 7 year statute of limitations in Idaho for hospital bills bought by a factoring or collection company.

If you're looking for a patient, then call the information desk or the number that is provided by the hospital to check out loved ones conditions. If you're looking for a staff member then look for the appropriate directory, and then dial the appropriate number.

First of all, let me tell you that I have been working with the hospital and healthcare supplier in Dubai that comes with the name of Acacia Supply LLC.

Here I would like to add that not always hospital gowns are blue. And if you have only seen the blue gowns then probably you are living in an area where blue could be an enforced color.

Here in the Middle East and other markes, we have been supplying, Hospital Gowns in different colors ranging from Blue to Green and In some instances white too.

It depends what's the purpose for which, these are being used.

As you may know, many starting rates for jobs are not as much as 40,000 but:

A teacher earn that much in a few years,

A pharmacist earns 75000-150000 a year,and mainly careers that require you to go to a university.

I think you might need to be a little more specific about where these teaching jobs are and define 'in a few years' - after 10, I'm not near that!!!! Or do you mean a teacher earns that over a few years....?

It depends on the region and area we are talking about, for example police officers with the OPP generally make more than the police officers working with the NYP. Or another example would be that a small municipality would pay their mayor far less then say a large municipality such as Toronto.

Ok, fair enough. I'm in the UK so this now makes way more sense! Thanks!

I just read an article and it said that the female egg is about the size of a penny, but that seems rather large to me.

The female egg size is 16-20mm on the 12-14th day mansuration cycle. this size is consider more apprperiate for fertilization.

As of November 2010, there's a new service available to hospitals that will help them get a leg up on infection control. It's an EPA approved, environmentally friendly disininfectant service applied by bio-intervention specialists, that is safe for both humans and the environment. It has a unique killing mechanism that has what is called a 6-log kill (99.9999%). The infectious diseases are killed before they can mutate or resist. There isn't anything else like this service in existence today. Now hospitals can prevent patients from getting infected in the first place.

Why is this a big deal? Hospitals currently use disinfectant products that contain toxic chemicals, which are harmful to humans. Some newer technologies such as fogging are not EPA approved and are also toxic to humans. UV Light technology has a lower kill rate than the bio-intervention process - and it's difficult to comprehensively disinfect the surfaces if shadows are present. Right now, Bio-Intervention Specialists provides the most powerful weapon against hospital acquired infections. Visit Bio-intervention.com for more information.

This is a way too general question considering there are 100's of anaestics. Also, different types. Some more specific info would help.

You will find different ranking depending on criteria used and other factors (and frankly some biases). Every list I could find agrees that Harvard is #1 at of 2012.

The US News and World report ranked Johns Hopkins at #1 for 21 years straight until 2012 when they placed Harvard in the position. They only rank US schools.

One website that claims to rank all schools in the world gives this list:

1 Harvard University - United States

2 University of Oxford - United Kingdom

3 University of Cambridge - United Kingdom

4 Stanford University - United States

5 Yale University - United States

6 University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) - United States

7 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - United States

8 Johns Hopkins University - United States

9 Imperial College London - United Kingdom

10 Columbia University - United States

The Guardian and Huffington post have very similar lists with Canadian, Japanese, Australian and Singapore appearing in the second ten. The Guardian places Penn at #2 and Johns Hopkins at #3.

Yup, to a Sheree Gustin and they have two kids.

To get his foot recovered. His foot swelled up twice the size of his normal foot because of the cold weather. Hope it helps!!!!!!

yes, it is metabolized by the liver into meprobamate, which was once a highly abused tranquilizer

• Beds look untidy, giving the place a bad name.
• People are unable to sleep comfortably and so are grumpy in the morning.

Yep! If the ambulance company turns your account over to a collection agency that agency might report the collection on your credit. Medical collections are the most common type of collection on a credit report.

Generally, nurses must be able to handle multiple patients at the same time. They should be organized, compassionate, and detail-oriented. Following are the basic abilities and qualifications of a professional nurse such as:

1. warm personality and genuine concern for people

2. resourcefulness,creativity and as well as well balanced emotional condition

3. capacity and ability to work co-operatively with others

4. initiative to improve self and others

5. competence in performing work through the use of nursing process

6. skill in decision making,communicating and relating with others

7. research oriented and

8. active participation in issues confronting nurses and nursing.

These are the various qualifications and abilities needed for a professional nurse.

Around 5 to 6 miles generally in a 8 hours shift. This is of course all dependent on the hospitals location and size. This job is taxing on your feet and body so don't be fooled.

General Hospital was created on 1963-04-01.

Hospitals care and treat patients that arrive at the hospital. This can range from a small cut that needs treating to life saving operations.

There are many different wards on a hospital which can specify in certain illnesses etc. For example E.D (emergency department) is in every hospital and it deals with emergencies and newly admitted patients who need urgent treatment.

Hospitals can also offer support for things like stopping smoking and losing weight etc.

There is a lot more to is but this is the basic things. Also, you could watch Casualty or Holby City on BBC1 on Saturdays and Tuesdays if you want a small idea about what they are like!!!

First off, I think I know where you are going with this question. A simple and a HELPFUL answer would be to not even try to reproduce one. A hospital writes so many scripts that every pharmacy in that area know there design. Many of the prescriptions are computer generated with specific markings that are nearly impossible to duplicate. If you just happen to be curious for some reason as stated most are computer generated and a DR.'s DEA number must be on any prescription that is for a controlled substance-meaning for pain medication or Xanax or any kind of speed like medication and the quantity is usually not for more than 20 or 30 pills at most, just enough to hold you until you can get in and see your primary doctor. I hope this helps but if you do have intensions of trying to duplicate a hospitals RX and get caught you can face federal criminal charges. NOT WORTH MESSING WITH.

whats the average cost of a hospital stay in ICU?

Hypnosis has been used to treat a great many emotional and mental conditions over the years, with varying results -- most of them poor. It is currently considered to be of little practical use because its effects are limited and do not seem to last.

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A ward in a hospital can face many health and safety issues including cross contamination between patients. They can also experience security issues such as people who not belonging on the ward being there.

Length of hospital stay depends on which joint is treated, but is normally only a few days