1. Clarification regarding the use of group therapies in IRFs. Answer: CMS has not yet established standards for the provision of group therapies in IRFs. However, as we stated in the FY 2010 IRF PPS final rule, the standard of care for IRF patients is individualized. therapy.
A common picture of an emu, moments before you die. The common Emu (not to be confused with the sadistic emo) is a very dangerous bird. They normally grow to about eight feet tall, but specimens on steroids have been known to reach fifteen feet.
That's a known tolerance of over 180 degrees. The mature Emu is 5 to 6 1/2 feet tall and can stretch to over 7 feet. At 14 to 18 months of age they will weigh between 80 and 120 pounds. Many female Emu can lay eggs before they are 2 years old, whereas males attain sexually maturity between 3 and 4 years of age.At 4 years old, the well cared for Emu will weigh between 120 and 150 pounds.The Emu can reach running speeds of 40 mph in very few steps, with strides often covering over 9 feet.mu eggs are the longest incubating eggs at 50 days. You might say Emu are the original surrogate mother. The female lays the egg, but it's the male that sits on the egg until it hatches. He also cares for the chicks for their first 18 months of life in the wild.