Are there any medical supply stores that sell plastic pants in or near Huntington Beach, CA?
Posted March 11th, 2010 by admin No Comments »
Posted March 11th, 2010 by admin No Comments »
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Posted February 15th, 2010 by admin 1 Comment »
leathermanstarshine asked:
I have a hoarse throat, am coughing frequently, and am sneezing. Any suggestions????
I have a hoarse throat, am coughing frequently, and am sneezing. Any suggestions????
What is the medical term for someone that looks up to much medical stuff?
Posted February 1st, 2010 by admin 1 Comment »
KcBarker asked:
I’m not sure if they have one but when I was watching Royal Pains on USA he was checking up on this girls boyfriend and he told her that she has a problem: of looking at too much information of medical stuff - like diseases, sickness, etc. And he said a medical term, that when someone looks at too much medical stuff.
I’m not sure if they have one but when I was watching Royal Pains on USA he was checking up on this girls boyfriend and he told her that she has a problem: of looking at too much information of medical stuff - like diseases, sickness, etc. And he said a medical term, that when someone looks at too much medical stuff.
If anyone knows what I’m talking about from seeing that tele show and that episode and what that medical term was called it would be very appreciative.
If that medical term is even real.
How can I obtain a medical marijuana license?How do you ask you doctor about it?
Posted January 4th, 2010 by admin 1 Comment »
justchillen asked:
I have a panic disorder for more that three years.I get panic attacks everysooften. I am on Lexapro,and lorazapam also.I heard medical marijuana is another alternative.I smoke marijuana often anyway but just need a license.
I have a panic disorder for more that three years.I get panic attacks everysooften. I am on Lexapro,and lorazapam also.I heard medical marijuana is another alternative.I smoke marijuana often anyway but just need a license.
What is a relatively easy way to bleed yourself?
Posted December 28th, 2009 by admin 5 Comments »
Richard Dikhole asked:
I do not have access to medical supplies, but I need to fill up a shot glass with some blood. It’s for a science project at UWM, and I have plenty of Neosporin and bandages for the wound.
I do not have access to medical supplies, but I need to fill up a shot glass with some blood. It’s for a science project at UWM, and I have plenty of Neosporin and bandages for the wound.
Where can I donate my unused medical supplies?
Posted November 23rd, 2009 by admin 2 Comments »
Ray asked:
We have about 40 unused cases of Dialysis solution with drain bags and castes. We need the place we are donating to, to come pick up the supplies as well.
We have about 40 unused cases of Dialysis solution with drain bags and castes. We need the place we are donating to, to come pick up the supplies as well.
Anybody use the drug THC test kits from med supply store?
Posted October 27th, 2009 by admin No Comments »
lb asked:
I tried the THC test kit from walmart (crap) and it didn’t work. The daughter freaked out and broke anyway. The test showed negative. We bought the ones from a medical supply place, for like $1.50 each but never got to use them.
Anybody ever use them?
I figure this question might help the parents bust their kids.
I tried the THC test kit from walmart (crap) and it didn’t work. The daughter freaked out and broke anyway. The test showed negative. We bought the ones from a medical supply place, for like $1.50 each but never got to use them.
Anybody ever use them?
I figure this question might help the parents bust their kids.
What can I do with all these unused medical supplies?
Posted October 24th, 2009 by admin 2 Comments »
imcrazy189 asked:
My last roommate had to have a pick put in so he could get factor everyday because he is a hemophiliac. As a result, he had to have gloves, bandages, dressings alcohol swabs, syringes, etc delivered. When he moved out, he left 2 boxes full of supplies. We contacted him yesterday the other day and he said he didn’t need them. Do you think the local hospitals would accept them or is there some organization out there that can use them? I would feel bad throwing it all away but it is taking up space.
They’re the little syringe things without a needle on them.
My last roommate had to have a pick put in so he could get factor everyday because he is a hemophiliac. As a result, he had to have gloves, bandages, dressings alcohol swabs, syringes, etc delivered. When he moved out, he left 2 boxes full of supplies. We contacted him yesterday the other day and he said he didn’t need them. Do you think the local hospitals would accept them or is there some organization out there that can use them? I would feel bad throwing it all away but it is taking up space.
They’re the little syringe things without a needle on them.
What supplies do Doctors need?
Posted September 24th, 2009 by admin No Comments »
angelgurl551 asked:
I am doing a project for my Health Information Tech. Class. He wants us to come up with the supplies different medical staff need. I chose to be the doctor and now I have to come up with 20 things that a Doctor needs.
I am doing a project for my Health Information Tech. Class. He wants us to come up with the supplies different medical staff need. I chose to be the doctor and now I have to come up with 20 things that a Doctor needs.
To apply for life insurance, do you only have to supply the past 5 years of your medical history?
Posted September 7th, 2009 by admin 1 Comment »
Brian M asked:
I’m a cancer survivor, last diagnosed back in 2002. I’ve been “in the clear” since completing treatment in the spring of 2003. I tried to apply for life insurance just before the 5-year mark after completion of treatment, and was denied coverage. I heard at one point that once you pass 5 years since your last cancer, you don’t need to supply that information if applying for life insurance. Is this true? I have my suspicion that information was confused there, that it’s merely a better chance to obtain life insurance at a better cost if it’s been 5+ years since last diagnosis. I have a long health history prior to the cancer 6 years ago, so it is my hope that I can go by only supplying my family doctor’s records from the past several years, so I have a better chance at getting coverage. But, I don’t want to scam the system either. Any advice on whether full health history needs to be provided would be greatly appreciated!
I’m a cancer survivor, last diagnosed back in 2002. I’ve been “in the clear” since completing treatment in the spring of 2003. I tried to apply for life insurance just before the 5-year mark after completion of treatment, and was denied coverage. I heard at one point that once you pass 5 years since your last cancer, you don’t need to supply that information if applying for life insurance. Is this true? I have my suspicion that information was confused there, that it’s merely a better chance to obtain life insurance at a better cost if it’s been 5+ years since last diagnosis. I have a long health history prior to the cancer 6 years ago, so it is my hope that I can go by only supplying my family doctor’s records from the past several years, so I have a better chance at getting coverage. But, I don’t want to scam the system either. Any advice on whether full health history needs to be provided would be greatly appreciated!