If a student has surgery and must be out of school 3 weeks or more do they have to stay after school to do lab
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It depends on the class. If the class has a lab and the information that comes from that reflects the labs results then you should be there.\nOn the other hand you are the one paying for the class what does the Prof. care whether you are there or not.\nMy husband was a Prof. at a major university and he did mark you down for not being there because he figured you took the class for a reason and how are you going to learn if you are not there for lecture especailly if it a class that is based on lecture.\n\ngood luck: you can argue both ways and loose
958596
Absolutely do not worry about wasting the doctor's time. You seem very kind, but when it comes to your child, the doctor would want you to come back. That is why the doctors are there, to help you. I would take her back anyway, before you sent her back to school.
1065510
You should become concerned after 48 hours.  Post surgical oozing is not uncommon, thus, the 48 hour wait.  Also, post surgical anxiety is a normal reaction.
347375
I don't think so.  I'm sure he's not the first student to think of this.  It's a given.  You're taking a test to show what you have learned.  Obviously he's learned nothing!\n\nThat would be like getting surgery on your heart and after the doctor says, "oh you wanted it done correctly? Well, you didn't say that".\n\nTell him to take the energy he's scheming with to STUDY!
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about 165 minutes a week\n\n55 minutes x 3\n83 minutes x 2\n165 minutes x 1\n\nthere are exceptions for lab classes
1121771
I lost two days from work...the day I had the lumpectomy and the day after (because I wasn't allowed to drive for 24 hours due to anesthesia).\n\nThis will vary from person to person and surgeon to surgeon though.  You will have to ask your surgeon how long he wants you to be off work.  My surgeon would have given me more time but I always bounce back very quickly.
304434
no! definetly they have to stay upon discretion of the doctors because they are under observation.The patient usually undergo a series of test unless cleared by the doctor in charge they are advised to go home
490247
He went into surgery at 12pm, he is probably still in surgery, it will take hours for the surgery to be finished. when it is finished there will be a media briefing, but it will be weeks before anybody knows if he will survive.
343635
My daughter was 21 when she had her tonsils removed.  This was done in the short-stay unit of the hospital, and we were there pretty much all day.  If there are no complications, you would probably go home the same day (as my daughter did).  However, she did have to stay home from work for two weeks to prevent her from being exposed to "germs" and to make sure she got enough rest.  She did have one episode of bleeding after the surgery and had to make a trip to the E.R., but they were able to take care of her and she was just fine.  Hope this helps.
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Registered Nurse here; That would be a great big YES! providing there are no complications.  In fact many go back to regular activities the very next day.  Some the same day, which is discouraged, should not be done, and please don't be one that does. Follow your instructions to the letter after the procedure and you'll be fine.  Thanks for the opportunity to answer your question.
1010379
If a person is having surgery of any kind, they are required to have a pre-op physical. (Even for a vasectomy)  Routine lab work is drawn, blood pressure, weight & temp are recorded.  All this information is needed to determine the amount of anesthesia required, the type of blood need in the event of a blood transfusion...etc. Sorry dude, you're barking up the wrong tree...it's not a "Gay" thing, it's a human thing...(heck, even vets require pre-op physicals on some procedures on animals)
730456
You should not have any problem enrolling your kids late in the year. I am a Third grade teacher, and I have had kids enroll with 4 weeks of school left. We just request transcripts on the students. They shouldn't have to repeat the grade unless their previous teacher expresses concern.
512835
Yes, but only in small quanties.  Depending on the test we are only talking 8 to 12 hours - the typical directions being not to eat or drink anything after midnight.
477303
No you would not because it is correctable through surgery. Infact, there are some wonderful new procedures that can be done 'outpatient'. Infact, you can get up and walk immediately afterwards and can even go back to work the next day.
336015
First of all, there is usually a check-list of the labs that need to be drawn.  A list has been generated of all the patients names and what labs they have been ordered to have drawn by the physician.  Lab blood vials are also provided with that data on it.  If a nurse is to draw labs (this is not very often, usually the lab tech comes and does sticks) through an existing Midline or other similar IV site, she could have an actual list she needs to reference and after the labs are drawn she could be required to initial/date/time the master list about what was drawn and when it was drawn.\n\nBefore the lab specimen tubes are taken, a second nurse could double check that all the vials have been drawn and the sheet initialed a second time.\n\nI don't know if this helps you because I am not sure this is even what you were asking.
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3 hours, if the patient is stable.