MS-LTC-DRG payment for that case. For example, if the ALOS for a particular. MS-LTC-DRG is 30 days, then the SSO policy applies to stays that are 25 days or less in. length (i.e., 5/6 of 30 days = 25 days).
que pasa. A phrase meaning what's up or how's it going in Spanish. Often used as a casual greeting between two or more friends. see also: ca va, how's it going and what's up. vato1: aay, que pasa'migo. vato2: nada esay, wassup wit'choo.
Que tengas is the present subjunctive mood of to have, therefore the best translation is......'that you may have (possibly) have a nice day.... HAVE ! a nice day (the imperative) would be Tenga un buen dia.... So I see answer #3 translated that correctly, but NOT the end of the sentence in English., (The 5th answer here has 3 errors. His translation contains the verb 'hope = esperar' , the singular 'day' and the future tense ' will know you'.