Sentences with phrase «emergency rooms for»

It's estimated that 74,499 people were treated in emergency rooms for horseback - related injuries in 2009.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than half a million people or cyclists in the United States are treated at emergency rooms for bike - related injuries each year.

According to the National Floor Safety Institute (NFSI), each year more than eight million people visit emergency rooms for treatment of fall injuries.

-- In 2014, 221,313 teens were treated in emergency rooms for injuries suffered as the result of motor vehicle crashes.

Beginning July 5, 2017, all veterans will have access to VA Hospital emergency rooms for...

Both the young and the elderly are treated in local emergency rooms for serious injuries every minute of every day, and in many instances, someone else is actually responsible for their injuries.

Each year, about 2,000 children are rushed to emergency rooms for swimming pool - related injuries.

Surprising new study reveals that over 21 years, 361,000 young kids were treated in US emergency rooms for stroller - or carrier - related injuries.

«There are approximately 13 or 14 million visits every year to doctors and emergency rooms for sore throat and more than 50 % get antibiotics when it's pretty clear that strep throat is quite uncommon,» says Mary Caserta, MD, an associate professor of pediatrics at the University of Rochester Medical Center, in New York.

This is why charcoal is used to pull toxic oil spills from the oceans and lakes and why it is commonly used in emergency rooms for individuals who overdose on drugs.

Activated charcoal has been used for ages as a poison remedy and is still a staple in emergency rooms for treating poisoning and overdoses, because it binds to contaminants (well, and nutrients, too) and passes them through your body without being absorbed.

According to the Canadian Institute for Health Information, an estimated 171,000 Canadians visited emergency rooms for allergic reactions from 2013 to 2014, the rate of anaphylaxis visits increased by 95 per cent from 2006 to 2014, and the severity of reactions is increasing.

Although he spent a month in and out of emergency rooms for symptoms of nausea and vomiting, doctors were uncertain what had caused his illness.

About 144,000 people aged 18 and younger are treated every year in U.S. hospital emergency rooms for concussions, according to a December 2010 analysis in the Journal of Pediatrics.

«So we're concerned about reimbursements for hospitals, and we're concerned about the number of people flooding the emergency rooms for primary care services that should be provided in a doctor's office.»

The 911 initiative is the result of a court order in October that prevented the D.O.E. from sending students to emergency rooms for disruptive behavior without first allowing a family member or staffer to intervene.

Most likely, he said, those people will wind up in hospital emergency rooms for basic care.

He says that «to put people in emergency rooms for acute mental health problems is really not the right answer.»

But there is a serious side to toys; each year, millions of children are treated in emergency rooms for toy - related injuries, and tragedy can result from poor choices of toys or -LSB-...]

Last week's report said that among people 19 and younger, 250,000 were treated in emergency rooms for concussions and other sports - or recreation - related brain injuries in 2009, up from 150,000 in 2001.

Among children treated in emergency rooms for non-fatal choking incidents, almost 60 percent were food - related.

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Statistically each year, more than 2.5 million children are treated in emergency rooms for fall - related injuries.

Each year, more than 173,000 children and adolescents are treated in emergency rooms for concussions and other traumatic brain injuries.

In 2011, an estimated 12,900 children under the age of five were treated in hospital emergency rooms for injuries associated with strollers, according to CPSC Nursery Product Reports.

are treated in emergency rooms for accidental poisoning, and two of those children will die.

Balconies and windows According to statistics each year, more than 2.5 million children are treated in emergency rooms for fall - related injuries.

Oversize staircase in Lincroft, New Jersey Statistically each year, more than 2.5 million children are treated in emergency rooms for fall - related injuries.

Another 5,200 children of that age go to hospital emergency rooms for near - drowning injuries.

The playground is the perfect place for these activities, but sometimes poorly maintained equipment can be downright dangerous: In 2012, more than 200,000 children were treated in hospital emergency rooms for injuries related to playground equipment.

The American Academy of Pediatrics reported that in 1999, an estimated 8800 children were treated in emergency rooms for injuries related to using baby walkers.

According to statistics each year, more than 2.5 million children are treated in emergency rooms for fall - related injuries.

Child safety gate for top of stair Statistically each year, more than 2,5 million children are treated in emergency rooms for fall - related injuries.

In fact, approximately 8,000 children are treated in emergency rooms for fall - related injuries every day.

This drives the cost to the tax payer up much more than a universal health care program that would treat everyone fairly by private physicians and use the more expensive emergency rooms for emergencies as they were intended.

Because this scenario showcases a slew of problems that are endemic to our modern healthcare system — from the utter lack of bacterial control in clinical settings and the associated infections that result... to a process that shuttles vulnerable patients in and out of emergency rooms for piecemeal diagnosis and treatment... to overcrowded, overburdened hospitals that still mindlessly cling to patient - management processes that haven't worked for decades.

Jackson was taken by ambulance to an emergency room for treatment, then took a later flight to San Diego, according to Delta.

The only thing that has changed is that millions of folks now do have health care coverage, so they don't need to go to the emergency room for a nice, costly visit.

it is about being able to go to the doctor if you are sick and not sit in an emergency room for hours.

The difference is that when they don't have medical insurance they have to go to the emergency room for things that can be treated in a doctor's office.

Last year, more than 8,000 people in the United States (most of them children) received treatment at an emergency room for injuries related to fireworks.

«I would find out much later that the police officers and paramedics had directed Michael to take our son to the emergency room for drug testing.

I had to go to the emergency room for monitoring a couple of times because I didn't feel kicks, and it was really nerve wracking.

And if you've ever been in the emergency room for pregnancy complications, hearing a doctor or intern suggest, «Let's head upstairs for the transvaginal ultrasound» is about as scary as it can get.

This reality check, added to the fact that on average every six minutes a young child is treated in an emergency room for a stair - related injury, makes it fundamental for safety devices to be installed in the most critical parts of the home, first and foremost, the stairs.

If your child's doctor thinks it might be epiglottitis, you'll have to take your child directly to the emergency room for treatment.

Every day in the U.S., approximately 8,000 children are treated in the emergency room for fall - related injuries.

And then I had to go to the emergency room for pain in my back the last week in July thinking it was a kidney infection, ended up getting my gall bladder out.

They often bring the baby to the doctor's office or the emergency room for minor issues.

According to a study in the United States, every year over 70,000 children are treated in emergency room for injuries like falls, burn, poisoning, strangling, and cuts.