Also, one’s femur is not “4 times stronger than concrete.” This statement is meaningless. Having “junk science” spouted forth on a BS website (the one you linked to), validated on your website by a medical doctor (you), and then quoted by others as fact is not a good thing.

The website that you quoted doesn’t even get the units of strength correct. Strength is measured in force per unit area (PSI-pounds per square inch in the English system and Mega Pascals MPa in metric). The femur is composed of cortical bone (outside) and trabecular bone (inside) that have markedly different strengths, and the strength varies depending on the axis on which it is measured. The cortical bone is by far stronger, and has a maximum axial compressive strength of 18,000 PSI. Although concrete strengths vary, 18,000 PSI concrete is commercially available as are stronger and weaker concretes.

I won’t advise others on the proper use of vassopressors for patients in shock presenting to the ER if you refrain from presenting “interesting facts” as medical truths. Deal?

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2013/01/16/PA-Hospital-To-Stop-Delivering-Babies-Due-To-Obamacare
No baby delivering for these people as of March 31st.