TRIAGE
System used at medical centres to assess a person’s injury or illness and rank according to severity.
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System used at medical centres to assess a person’s injury or illness and rank according to severity.
Ecosystem with majority of deciduous trees.
Ensuring that totals for each line item match with the credit and debit accounts.
No from the bankers.
Process in tendering where all firms qualified to bid are invited first and then most suitable are invited to offer a sealed bid.
Reading matter that is typeset.
Individual or group that consumes services and goods.
Expenses of the insurer that can’t be charged to one specific claim.
Cheque still passing through a clearing cycle. See nucleated effects.
Automobile insurance cover that pays if a driver found to liable can’t pay all he is liable to pay.
Loss experienced or profit gained from a policy for insurance.
A non-profit organization or company that does not need to pay tax when it buys or sells items.
Securities trading where the price moves in reverse and acts as a stabilizing action to a fast trend and not due to market situation.
Technology and science associated with communications over distances.
Measure of heat and cold by degrees by a thermometer.
Payment made when a document is signed.
1. Asset’s value at the end of its productive life. 2. Investment value at maturity.
Ranked in third position of importance. See second art, primary, service industry.
Material that is made up from synthetic or natural materials.
In a time and motion study, it is the base elemental motion representative of one of 18 standardized motions developed by Frank and Lillian Gilbert.
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