How a broken arm or wrist is treated. A broken arm or wrist is usually treated in a hospital accident and emergency department. The treatment differs depending on the severity of the injury. A doctor will give you or your child painkillers and fix a splint to the arm to secure it in position and prevent further damage.
Summary: The Truth in Savings Act (TISA) was enacted as Title II of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Act of 1991, Pub.L. No. 102-242,105, Stat. 2236(1991), (12 USC Â§ 4301, et, seq.), and is implemented by the Federal Reserveâs Regulation DD, (12 CFR Â§ 230 et seq.), and by NCUA regulations for credit unions.
READ: Stolen Valor 'More Than Just Lying,' SEAL Watchdog Says. A new version of the bill, introduced by Heck in late 2012, narrowed the act to say the liar must be attempting to somehow materially profit from the lies, making the would-be crime more akin to fraud. A tweaked version of that bill was reintroduced in 2013.