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.
There are care sheets for black bears, foxes, raccoons, emus, farm animals and domestic animals. Also please find a very informative message board with a lot of great members. The emu is a member of the ratite family, as are ostriches, rheas, kiwi and cassowary. An Emu's characteristics are, small wings and a breastbone with no keel. They are generally originated from all continents south of the equator, except for Antarctic. Emu's do not get as big as an ostrich. They grow to about 5 - 6 feet tall from their head. They are very gentle birds and some are friendly, depending on how they are raised. However, they do have sharp claws that could really hurt a person if you try to catch one that is not friendly or sick.