Use the Data Below to Calculate the Length of Stay

question 1

Short Answer

Use the data below to calculate the length of stay for each patient. Assume that the dates are in the same year and that it is not a leap year.
$\begin{array}{lcc}&\underline { \text { Admitted}}&\underline { \text { Discharged}}\\\text { Patient A } & \text { 25-May } & \text { 25-May } \\\text { Patient B } & \text { 15-May } & \text {16- May } \\\text { Patient C } & \text { 11-May } & \text { 25-May } \\\text { Patient D } & \text { 27-May } & \text { 3-Jun } \\\text { PatientE } & \text { 31-May } & \text { 2-Jun } \\\text { PatientF } & \text { 29-May } & \text { 5-Jul } \\\text { Patient G } & \text { 26-Dec } & \text { 10-Jan } \\\text { Patient } \mathrm{H} & \text { 22-Dec } &\text { 7-Mar}\end{array}$
-The length of stay for Patient B is _______________.

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