No.Vials that are labeled as single-dose or single-use should be used for a single patient and single case/procedure/injection. There have been multiple outbreaks resulting from healthcare personnel using single-dose or single-use vials for multiple patients [3,6â9].
For example, carpeting has a useful life of 10 years. If a tenant moves in when the carpet is eight years old and damages it, the landlord may pro-rate the cost of the carpet replacement for the two years left of the useful life.
The management at the Apartment complex I used to live in is trying to charge me an ungodly amount for money for total carpet replacement of a very large 3 bedroom town home. #1. I would like to know if there is any sort of law regulating how often landlord MUST change the carpet in apartments in Indiana. That way I can make sure that they are only charging a prorated amount rather than the full price of replacement (which they are attempting to do now). #2.