Hospitals

It depends on what you mean by "medical attention." If you include rudimentary first aid in that category, then not very long at all; you'd bleed out rapidly due to the fact that a fairly major artery would be spurting blood.

At this point in time, none will close; although services may be reduced.

Calculate the bed - days available by multiplying the total beds available in the hospital by no. of days in the year it would be available (typically between 300-350). A hospital bed cannot be available 365 days a year as it takes time to change beddings when patients leave, or a bed may need repairs and so on. Add up the the days beds were occupied during the year - say a 300 bed hospital may have 250 beds occupied on Day 1, 275 on day 2, 200 on day 3 and so on; hospitals normally keep such records (It doesnt matter if the same patient occupies the bed on day 1/2). Dividing the latter by the former will give you an average occupancy rate for the year.

The average hospital is about 74,600 square feet and all in-patient health care buildings account for 1.6 billion square feet, which is about 3 percent of all commercial floor space in the U.S

Depends on what type of hospital you are dealing with. The answer can be very complex since most hospitals are a combination of staff/ employed physicians and contract physicians. Then there may also be "temp" locum tenens docs as well. I'm looking for this info myself. Try the American Hospital Association for some more support.

They give the premature baby a special kind of milk to help them gain weight. Sometimes, premature babies have to stay in the hospital for a long time. They have to be at least 5 pounds to leave.

It depends on where you work(what type of facility)

If you do in home care its from $8-15 an hour

if you work in a long term care facility you should make atleast $10

in hospital it should be closer to $15-20

The bed patient lies on in the hospital is called a hospital bed. There are different types of hospital beds ranging from Manual hospital beds to Electric Hospital beds. In a Manual hospital bed the functions of the bed like Backrest elevation(in this function we can raise the patient from back up to 70 Degree), Kneerest Elevation (In this function we can elevate the knees up to 45 degrees), Height adjustment ( height of the bed is adjusted from 18-30(lower to higher)) and there is two more functions Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg which is mostly used in ICU Beds, these functions are achieved with a handle at the end of the bed, while in Electric Hospital Bed these functions are controlled by a remote. For more info follow the link given:

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A Registered Nurse Gets Paid Roughly About $32,968 A Year Working In A Hospital, Emergency Room Or Doctors Office. However If You Work Elsewhere Such As A Rest Home, Nursing Home, Or Other Hospitals (Mental Evaluation, Clinics Ect.) You Will Get Paid Less. it all depends on where you are working and how much your hospital pays, to find out what your pay would be at the hospital you want to work at you woul have to go ask someone at that hospital The median expected salary for a typical Staff Nurse - RN in Cherry Hills Village, CO 80111, is $60,278. This basic market pricing report was prepared using our Certified Compensation Professionals' analysis of survey data collected from thousands of HR departments at employers of all sizes, industries and geographies. You can expect 54,000 to 65,000 range depending on location and area of expertise. My friend makes $56 / hour as an RN for 3 years. Depends on where you live. In the DFW area in Texas, an RN can earn anywhere from $23-$37 per hour depending on the hospital, experience and whether or not you are full-time or PRN. Pay rate in Michigan is comparable to the range given in the previous answer for Texas.
My wife makes $53.00 dollars an hour in San Francisco MY wife is is an rn. working for the state of IL. and makes $58,000 per year

ICU stands for Intensive Care Unit. It is the highest level of care provided by a hospital with doctors/nurses available 24/7 for care of the patient.

hi guys ,

Perfusionist is the one the important factor in the group of cardiac surgical team who does the bypass procedure during the open heart surgery. Salary wise its all depends upon the area of working and experience. But as i know the stating salary of fresher perfusionist in any region of India around 12000/- to 18000/- Rs/month. .

the south india have lower salary structure compare to East & North India , but after gaining good experience ( 3-4 yrs ) salary can rise upto around 30000 -40000 rs/mth.

Emergency rooms deal with many types of injuries and illnesses. Some of the more common medical emergencies that require drugs are cardiac arrests/arrhythmias, strokes, seizures, allergic reactions, overdoses, and traumatic injuries.

The most frequently administered drugs for cardiac arrest are epinephrine and atropine, generally given for pulseless rhythms including asystole. Other emergency cardiac drugs include lidocaine, adenosine, amiodarone, calcium chloride, and sodium bicarbonate.

Diazepam is the most commonly used seizure-breaking agent, however many other benzodiazepines are in use.

Strokes require fibrinolytic therapy in eligible patients, and drugs such as alteplase and retaplase are the most commonly used.

For serious allergic reactions (anaphylactic shock) epinephrine is usually the drug of choice.

Traumatic injuries don't intrinsically require medication, as fluid loss is the most pressing concern. Most trauma patients receive large doses of fluid (saline or lactated ringers) and can occasionally require blood products.

Overdoses can be tricky, as the medication required to counteract the symptoms depend on what was ingested. For heroine and opioid overdoses, naloxone is an immediate and effective antidote. For poisons ingested orally, activated charcoal is often administered. Many poisons have their own unique antidote, and compiling a list is not practical.

Hospitals have to store a lot of data, like data about patients, staff, supplies, appointments, surgery, medication etc. To maintain and process all of this data and provide the information they need to run the hospital it is essential that they have databases.

Patient education is when doctors and nurses teach patients how to improve their health. It could involve teaching patients how to administer their own treatments, monitor their own blood sugar, or simply lead a healthy lifestyle.

There are actually only 3,688 board-certified and board-eligible neonatal nurses in the United States. This number is expected to increase by over 10 percent in the next 5 years.

You should get plenty of sleep because as a lack of sleep can result in serious health issues over the long run. Most doctors recommend about 8 hours of sleep a night although there is new proof to suggest that sleeping 7 hours may be more beneficial. The fact remains though that if you are only sleeping for a few hours each night, you are putting a plentitude of stress on your body.

It depends upon whom the donation is being given; nonprofits may keep up to 80% (!) of donations for expenses.

Kettering General Hospital was created in 1897.

the usual test is a blood test called a PSA test. this measures the amount of a hormone in the blood. higher PSA means a larger prostate. A high PSA is not necessarily an indicator of prostate cancers (PCa).

A rapidly changing PSA is an indication of PCa.

Once suspects the usual test is to do a biopsy of the prostate. The prostate is located under the bladder and right next to the rectum.

To take a biopsy - a tool is inserted in the rectum and a needle punches through the rectum wall into the prostate to take a core sample. 6 to 12 samples are usually taken.

After the biopsy, there is some pain- but be aware you will see blood in your urine and in your semen. I didn't know this and it scared the beejesus out of me and my wife.

Proactive teaching employees how to behave in specific situations and how to deal with sensitive data.

The testes.

Hope this helps!

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Doctors can use percentages in a great many number of ways. Doctors can use percentages to calculate the probability for having a certain disease.

In Europe (during WW1) a charity was set up to look after injured soldiers and so that the hospitals would not be attacked, a red cross on a white background was painted on them. This organization was therefore named the "red cross" and continued its charity work after the end of the war, servicing both military and civilian needs to this day. In Muslim countries the same general organization uses a red crescent (like the new moon) as its symbol rather than the red cross.

The red cross and red crescent are internationally recognized as medical facilities and transport with the symbol on must not be attacked by any troops - to do so is a breach of the Geneva convention and a war crime.

The Kelly Family nor Celtic Thunder have released any information regarding Ryan Kelly's condition. Anything posted online is conjecture and should be taken with a grain of salt. Please be patient and all will be revealed "in time".

Exactly the same as a female. Gender is increasingly irrelevant in nursing. Besides, most patients can determine my gender rather quickly without any clarification (steps off of his soap-box). To answer your question- wages vary state to state, and hospital to hospital. Local costs of living and union/non-union representation influence pay rates among other things. Nationwide, Registered Nurses average close to $60,000 a year at the present.