China Corona Virus Outbreak

[shadow]

I'm thinking hinde ba dapat mag pool na rin ng pera mga SEA countries for the eventual purchase of the vaccines? Para ready na agad pag available na.


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[shadow]

Ang priority na talaga is to survive 2020 without getting China virus or until vaccines available all other plans are put on back burner.


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[StockEngine]

Ang priority na talaga is to survive 2020 without getting China virus or until vaccines available all other plans are put on back burner.


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doc

how would you rate your quality of life? 1-10, 10 being perfect.

[BratPAQ]

Kung hinde pa nagingay minority sa senate hinde pa siguro gagalaw Department of help.

And sino nagsabi na puro ingay lang ginagawa ng oppositions?




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Halatang obvious naman DOH. Saktong sakto.

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[shadow]

doc

how would you rate your quality of life? 1-10, 10 being perfect.

Depends...1 kung yun usual travels and dining out but all other aspect I'm fine.


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[shadow]

Halatang obvious naman DOH. Saktong sakto.

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How convenient noh?


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[dr. d]

OT.
i just noticed now, those icons... yung babae at lalake.
who chose them as such, and why?
they are giving mis-leading suggestions...

[Deestone]

Doc many companies test their employees regularly even if the company isn't in the frontline

diba sabi mo nga pag negative sa rapid test it doesn't mean wala ka virus -- it could mean antibodies haven't developed yet

doctors have advised company owners about that

that's why they test their employees weekly or every 2 weeks or once a month

meron na kasi tayo community transmission

di lang frontliners ang exposed sa virus

Yes we need to be tested at least once every week or every other week. Because when someone get infected then its dangerous for other employees as well big headache for the company and worst case when someone get hospitalized and we know how expensize hospitalization cost would be for covid.

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[Flipo]

[QUOTE=uls;3187883]the test detects antibodies

and it only determines if someone is infected after gumaling na

it's not very useful[/QUOTE


Positive COVID-19 cases caused an agglutination or a clustering of red blood cells, which was easily identifiable to the naked eye. Researchers were able to retrieve positive or negative readings in about 20 minutes.

Apparently they were discussing the delayed in the results of their covid 19 test in the U.S. and Canada

[uls]

sana they would come out with a test that's as quick as rapid test and as accurate sa PCR

as easy to perform as rapid test (no need for machine and special lab)

maybe even easier than rapid test (no need for finger prick)

[uls]

Ang priority na talaga is to survive 2020 without getting China virus or until vaccines available all other plans are put on back burner.


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yup yup

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[Deestone]

sana they would come out with a test that's as quick as rapid test and as accurate sa PCR

as easy to perform as rapid test (no need for machine and special lab)

maybe even easier than rapid test (no need for finger prick)

Yes I agree.... felt that something is wrong with the timing of rapid test and swab test just like what I had experience. The virus might be gone or is just starting to infect and the test could not detect yet.

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[dr. d]

sana they would come out with a test that's as quick as rapid test and as accurate sa PCR

as easy to perform as rapid test (no need for machine and special lab)

maybe even easier than rapid test (no need for finger prick)

and why not!

in decades past,
a laboratory that tested for pregnancy, needed to maintain their supply of frogs. ("frog test" for determination of pregnancy.)
nowadays, the pregnancy test kit is easily available in dry, in-animate form, from the drugstore.

[Deestone]

If medical frontliners such as nurses and doctors who are wearing full gear PPE's got infected how much more ordinary people like us who wears a clothed face mask and a cheap faceshield from shopee.

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[BratPAQ]

Pakapalan lang ng mukha. Pag eto nanalo pa sa susunod na eleksyon ang bobo na ng Pilipinas.

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[uls]

If medical frontliners such as nurses and doctors who are wearing full gear PPE's got infected how much more ordinary people like us who wears a clothed face mask and a cheap faceshield from shopee.

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yep

posted ko na many times this virus is as contagious as influenza (maybe even more contagious)

who has never caught the flu diba?

nasa isip ko lagi sooner or later makukuha ko ito

lumalabas ako i go to work, grocery...

sabi nga ni shadow ang goal itong 2020 mag survive literally

[dr. d]

If medical frontliners such as nurses and doctors who are wearing full gear PPE's got infected how much more ordinary people like us who wears a clothed face mask and a cheap faceshield from shopee.

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that is the question always in their minds,
"did they get the infection from the covid patients in the hospital, or did they get it from their families and neighbors, back home?"
in instances, the answer seemed to suggest,... not from the patients.

keep wearing those masks, folks.

[Walter]

If medical frontliners such as nurses and doctors who are wearing full gear PPE's got infected how much more ordinary people like us who wears a clothed face mask and a cheap faceshield from shopee.

Assuming they got infected during work ... what about when they commute to and from work? ... what about the community they live in? ...

[Deestone]

that is the question always in their minds,
"did they get the infection from the covid patients in the hospital, or did they get it from their families and neighbors, back home?"
in instances, the answer seemed to suggest,... not from the patients.

keep wearing those masks, folks.

So is there a study on where they got infected? Probably if 2 or 3 got infected maybe they get it from their home or other errands but if let say 20 or 30 medical staff got infected then I would assume they get it from hospital.

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[dr. d]

So is there a study on where they got infected? Probably if 2 or 3 got infected maybe they get it from their home or other errands but if let say 20 or 30 medical staff got infected then I would assume they get it from hospital.

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no formal study.
but eyeballing the pattern ("epidemiology"), the hospitalized covid patient did not seem to be the logical source.
for example, the infected personnel were not assigned to the covid patients...