Sentences with phrase «needing additional medical treatment»

Positive horses not needing additional medical treatment were allowed to be released to their owners if they had the proper home facilities to isolate them from other horses that may be on their property.

679 cats (22 %) needed additional medical treatment - generally amoxicillin for infections, or ivomectin for mites or worming.

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Professor Jack Cuzick from QMUL said: «This study shows that knowing a woman's HPV status can help determine her likelihood of needing additional procedures, and prioritise immediate treatment and medical resources to the women who need them most.»

If tumor cells are present within the node, the primary tumor has spread and additional lymph nodes may need to be removed and medical treatments tailored accordingly.

Additional study is needed, but the researchers in that study claimed that camel milk was more effective than medical treatments in those particular cases with no observed side effects.

In addition, Dr. Fasano paints us a picture of why not all of us are successful on the gluten free diet, and justifies the need for additional medical treatment options for celiac disease.

We need kitten food and baby food (pureed meats without onion or garlic), but most of all we need your donations — we are sure to have many medical needs and necessary treatments, and we will need additional staff hours to care for the youngest and most vulnerable kittens.

He went for a medical checkup last week and we're now awaiting additional test results to determine what further treatments he may need to help him overcome his skin condition.

The additional funding made available through Grey Muzzle will allow this organization to rescue more senior dogs from less than ideal situations, commit to the medical treatment required to care for these dogs, educate others about the needs facing at risk senior dogs, and bring attention to the great companions that these animals make and the need for senior dog adopters.

House Bill 1103 speeds up the search process for owners, cuts down on the potential for heat - related health risks, and may also streamline the adoption process for abandoned pets that are in need of a new home, as well as additional medical treatment.»

Every animal receives: - A full veterinary exam upon arrival at WAG - Up - to - date basic vaccinations - Spay or neuter surgery - Regular parasite control (intestinal parasites, fleas, lice, and more)- If needed, additional medical treatment

Dogs and cats are spayed / neutered, vaccinated, de-wormed, microchipped, given flea and tick medication, and any additional medical treatment if needed.

In order to rule out any additional medical conditions, your veterinarian needs to perform a number of screening tests before you schedule an appointment at Hypurrcat for the radioiodine treatment.

Each week we accept additional golden retrievers into our program who then receive their veterinary checkups and are moved to foster homes for basic evaluation or to complete any medical treatment they may need before being adopted.

And because the Chase Sapphire card includes emergency travel insurance, I no longer need to buy additional travel insurance to cover the cost of emergency medical treatment or medical evacuation while traveling.

By denying and delaying medical treatment, injured workers often are in need of additional surgeries and additional treatment which they would not otherwise need if employer / insurers would comply with the goal of medical treatment of the workers» compensation system in Georgia, which is to cure injured workers, provide them relief, or restore them to suitable employment.

Special therapy, ongoing medical care, additional treatment, and living adjustments may all create future expenses that your settlement needs to address.

PIP has two parts --(1) Medical expense coverage: Coverage for the cost of treatment you receive from hospitals, doctors and other medical providers and any medical equipment that may be needed to treat your injuries; and (2) Additional PIP coverage: Reimbursement for certain other expenses you may have because you are hurt, such as lost wages and the need to hire someone to take care of your home or Medical expense coverage: Coverage for the cost of treatment you receive from hospitals, doctors and other medical providers and any medical equipment that may be needed to treat your injuries; and (2) Additional PIP coverage: Reimbursement for certain other expenses you may have because you are hurt, such as lost wages and the need to hire someone to take care of your home or medical providers and any medical equipment that may be needed to treat your injuries; and (2) Additional PIP coverage: Reimbursement for certain other expenses you may have because you are hurt, such as lost wages and the need to hire someone to take care of your home or medical equipment that may be needed to treat your injuries; and (2) Additional PIP coverage: Reimbursement for certain other expenses you may have because you are hurt, such as lost wages and the need to hire someone to take care of your home or family.

They can use this lump - sum payment for any number of reasons associated with the treatment of the disease or expenses incurred due to the illness: transportation costs, baby - sitters, medical equipment to use during recovery, additional groceries for family caregivers who need to stay during recuperation, and even to pay their major medical deductible.

This is why you need a cancer insurance quote for that protection Like regular critical illness insurance, the coverage is paid out in a lump sum, which you can use without restriction in whatever way you like, whether it's paying your bills and meeting your financial obligations, paying for additional medical care, such as home care, a private room and alternative or naturopathic treatments, or paying for support services like childcare.

«Once the physician decides the course of treatment, the medical assistant may need to revisit the patient room to administer injections, draw the patient's blood for testing, or assist the patient to another area for additional testing done in another part of the facility.

U.S. Navy National Naval Medical Center (Bethesda, MD) 10/1998 — 09/2000 General Duty Corpsman • Serve in a 33 bed internal medicine inpatient ward and medical / surgical floor serving 5000 patients annually • Responsible for initial patient evaluation including vital signs, history, and diagnostics • Perform direct patient care, administer medications, IV, EKGs, preop and postop care • Conduct patient and staff education, CPR drills, and crash cart coordination • Chart patient response to treatment, update files, and perform additional administrative functions asMedical Center (Bethesda, MD) 10/1998 — 09/2000 General Duty Corpsman • Serve in a 33 bed internal medicine inpatient ward and medical / surgical floor serving 5000 patients annually • Responsible for initial patient evaluation including vital signs, history, and diagnostics • Perform direct patient care, administer medications, IV, EKGs, preop and postop care • Conduct patient and staff education, CPR drills, and crash cart coordination • Chart patient response to treatment, update files, and perform additional administrative functions asmedical / surgical floor serving 5000 patients annually • Responsible for initial patient evaluation including vital signs, history, and diagnostics • Perform direct patient care, administer medications, IV, EKGs, preop and postop care • Conduct patient and staff education, CPR drills, and crash cart coordination • Chart patient response to treatment, update files, and perform additional administrative functions as needed

The cost of medical treatments and procedures can be expensive for families and sometimes parents need to go back to part - time work, or not work, to care for their child, which can place additional financial strain on the family.

Upon returning home, many encounter additional stresses and hurdles to obtaining care: specifically, many civilian communities lack military medical / psychiatric facilities; financial, job, home, and relationship stresses have evolved or have been exacerbated during deployment; uncertainty has increased related to future deployment; there is loss of contact with military peers; and there is reluctance to recognize and acknowledge mental health needs that interfere with treatment entry and adherence.