The single life expectancy of a 40-year-old, (which can be found on Page 65 of IRS Publication 590),is 43.6 years. So, under this method, a 40-year-old with a $100,000 IRA could take $2,294 ($100,000 / 43.6) from the IRA without paying the 10% excise tax on premature withdrawals.
Report Abuse. As a nurse, I can tell you that it is perfectly safe to drive after having blood drawn. You're not donating blood, just getting it drawn for tests, which means they aren't taking as much blood.Just drink plenty of water and you'll be fine.Cassandra M Â· 8 years ago.s a nurse, I can tell you that it is perfectly safe to drive after having blood drawn. You're not donating blood, just getting it drawn for tests, which means they aren't taking as much blood. Just drink plenty of water and you'll be fine. Cassandra M Â· 8 years ago.
A American Red Cross answered. If you have low blood pressure, you may donate blood as long as you feel well at the time of donation. If your blood pressure normally runs low, it may be more difficult for your body to adjust to the volume loss following donation, especially if you are dehydrated. Drinking extra water before and after donation is important.