Words marked or written on a bill of exchange (such as a draft) which stop the bill from being a negotiable instrument. While a check may be made non-negotiable merely by crossing it (drawing two parallel lines across its face), all other bills must have the words Not Negotiable written on their face.
With an unruptured appendix, the patient's recovery time is relatively quick. The morning after surgery, clear liquids are offered. Once those are tolerated, the diet progresses to solid food. Once the patient is eating and drinking, the intravenous is removed. Physical activity, such as getting out of bed, begins on the same day as surgery or the next morning.
You may need to follow certain dietary guidelines before or after digestive surgery, or during treatment for digestive disorders such as Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis. One of these guidelines is to limit your intake of high-fiber foods that may be difficult to digest and that may increase your stool bulk.