O If the hospital will not refuse to accommodate the patient and it is lacking experienced medical practitioners, then the overdosed medicine will be immediately identified or the patient will most...

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Extracted text: O If the hospital will not refuse to accommodate the patient and it is lacking experienced medical practitioners, then the overdosed medicine will be immediately identified or the patient will most likely not die. If the hospital will not refuse to accommodate the patient and it is not lacking experienced medical practitioners, then the overdosed medicine will be immediately identified or the patient will most likely not die. O If the hospital will not refuse to accommodate the patient and it is not lacking experienced medical practitioners, then the overdosed medicine will be immediately identified or the patient will most likely die. O If the hospital will not refuse to accommodate the patient and it is lacking experienced medical practitioners, then, the overdosed medicine will be immediately identified or the patient will most likely not die. If the hospital will not refuse to accommodate the patient and it is not lacking experienced medical practitioners, then, the overdosed medicine will be immediately identified or the patient will most likely die. O If the hospital will not refuse to accommodate the patient and it is not lacking experienced medical practitioners, then, the overdosed medicine will be immediately identified or the patient will most likely not die.


Extracted text: Consider the following statements: a: The hospital does not refuse to accommodate the patient. b: The patient will most likely die. C: The overdosed medicine will be immediately identified. d: It is not lacking experienced medical practitioners. Translate (a d) → (c v -b) into words. O If the hospital will not refuse to accommodate the patient and it is lackir experienced medical practitioners, then the overdosed medicine will be immediately identified or the patient will most likely not die.