Situational variables are characteristics of the environment in which the experiment is being conducted which may have an effect on the results. The nature of these variables is very much dependent on the nature of the experiment but temperature, time and humidity could all be situational variables.
hospital income insurance. Insurance that provides an income while the insured is in the hospital. This type of policy pays out on a weekly or monthly basis. The benefit paid out can be used to pay hospital expenses or for whatever purpose the insured chooses.
inpatient hospital care. hospital insurance helps pay for up to 90 days in a participating hospital in any benefit period, subject to a deductible. the first 60 days are covered at 100% of approved charges after the deductible is met. the next 30 covered days are paid, but they are paid with a daily copayment.