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Bripat is fapping away to Ebola.
Do yo thang Bripat. I won't judge.
Bripat is fapping away to Ebola.
Do yo thang Bripat. I won't judge.
fapping LMAO ... now THAT's funny, not to mention pat's profession.
I intended to mention that last night but the website took a dive, so
from your link
A low risk exposure includes any of the following
LOW RISK EXPOSURE ... which YOU left out making you an even BIGGER IDIOT ,YOU LIAR/ IDIOT/ DOLT / MORON !!
- Household contact with an EVD patient
- Other close contact with EVD patients in health care facilities or community settings. Close contact is defined as
- being within approximately 3 feet (1 meter) of an EVD patient or within the patient’s room or care area for a prolonged period of time (e.g., health care personnel, household members) while not wearing recommended personal protective equipment (i.e., standard, droplet, and contact precautions; see Infection Prevention and Control Recommendations(http://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/hcp/patient-management-us-hospitals.html))
- having direct brief contact (e.g., shaking hands) with an EVD patient while not wearing recommended personal protective equipment.
- Brief interactions, such as walking by a person or moving through a hospital, do not constitute close contact
It truly shocks me that Rightturds are constantly grasping for anything they can in order to fling poo.
from your link
A low risk exposure includes any of the following
LOW RISK EXPOSURE ... which YOU left out making you an even BIGGER IDIOT ,YOU LIAR/ IDIOT/ DOLT / MORON !!
- Household contact with an EVD patient
- Other close contact with EVD patients in health care facilities or community settings. Close contact is defined as
- being within approximately 3 feet (1 meter) of an EVD patient or within the patient’s room or care area for a prolonged period of time (e.g., health care personnel, household members) while not wearing recommended personal protective equipment (i.e., standard, droplet, and contact precautions; see Infection Prevention and Control Recommendations(http://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/hcp/patient-management-us-hospitals.html))
- having direct brief contact (e.g., shaking hands) with an EVD patient while not wearing recommended personal protective equipment.
- Brief interactions, such as walking by a person or moving through a hospital, do not constitute close contact
When the mortality rate is 60%, there's no such thing as "low risk." The bottom line is that the disease is airborne. An infected individual sneezing can spread the disease to anyone nearby.
Writing in all caps is the sure sign of a hot tempered ignoramus.
from your link
A low risk exposure includes any of the following
LOW RISK EXPOSURE ... which YOU left out making you an even BIGGER IDIOT ,YOU LIAR/ IDIOT/ DOLT / MORON !!
- Household contact with an EVD patient
- Other close contact with EVD patients in health care facilities or community settings. Close contact is defined as
- being within approximately 3 feet (1 meter) of an EVD patient or within the patient’s room or care area for a prolonged period of time (e.g., health care personnel, household members) while not wearing recommended personal protective equipment (i.e., standard, droplet, and contact precautions; see Infection Prevention and Control Recommendations(http://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/hcp/patient-management-us-hospitals.html))
- having direct brief contact (e.g., shaking hands) with an EVD patient while not wearing recommended personal protective equipment.
- Brief interactions, such as walking by a person or moving through a hospital, do not constitute close contact
When the mortality rate is 60%, there's no such thing as "low risk." The bottom line is that the disease is airborne. An infected individual sneezing can spread the disease to anyone nearby.
Writing in all caps is the sure sign of a hot tempered ignoramus.
sorry you're sooo slow .. the death rate comes from 3rd world Africans without the drugs and/or facilities to fight Ebola... YOU MORON !
LMAO
It truly shocks me that Rightturds are constantly grasping for anything they can in order to fling poo.
It truly shocks me that the libturds in this forum are so confident that the epidemic can't spread to the United States:
Ebola could become airborne United Nations warns of nightmare scenario as virus spreads to the US - Telegraph
Exclusive: Anthony Banbury, chief of the UN's Ebola mission, says there is a chance the deadly virus could mutate to become infectious through the air. There is a ‘nightmare’ chance that the Ebola virus could become airborne if the epidemic is not brought under control fast enough, the chief of the UN’s Ebola mission has warned. Anthony Banbury, the Secretary General’s Special Representative, said that aid workers are racing against time to bring the epidemic under control, in case the Ebola virus mutates and becomes even harder to deal with. “The longer it moves around in human hosts in the virulent melting pot that is West Africa, the more chances increase that it could mutate,” he told the Telegraph. “It is a nightmare scenario [that it could become airborne], and unlikely, but it can’t be ruled out.” He admitted that the international community had been “a bit late” to respond to the epidemic, but that it was “not too late” and that aid workers needed to “hit [Ebola] hard” to rein in the deadly disease.
Oh noes, we're all going to die!!!
Does government have any hand in "upgrading" Ebola so it becomes airborne and so epidemic that the November elections have to be cancelled and everybody confined to their homes?
Nawwwwwww.....
Meanwhile, the prudent are hoping for winds out of the West, particularly those living in Connecticut - y'know, just a short reach of water East of Plum Island.
But just as a totally unnecessary precaution.
Right?
Does government have any hand in "upgrading" Ebola so it becomes airborne and so epidemic that the November elections have to be cancelled and everybody confined to their homes?
Nawwwwwww.....
Meanwhile, the prudent are hoping for winds out of the West, particularly those living in Connecticut - y'know, just a short reach of water East of Plum Island.
But just as a totally unnecessary precaution.
Right?
That was some truly batshit crazy thinking, but not surprising to me at all..
from your link
A low risk exposure includes any of the following
LOW RISK EXPOSURE ... which YOU left out making you an even BIGGER IDIOT ,YOU LIAR/ IDIOT/ DOLT / MORON !!
- Household contact with an EVD patient
- Other close contact with EVD patients in health care facilities or community settings. Close contact is defined as
- being within approximately 3 feet (1 meter) of an EVD patient or within the patient’s room or care area for a prolonged period of time (e.g., health care personnel, household members) while not wearing recommended personal protective equipment (i.e., standard, droplet, and contact precautions; see Infection Prevention and Control Recommendations(http://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/hcp/patient-management-us-hospitals.html))
- having direct brief contact (e.g., shaking hands) with an EVD patient while not wearing recommended personal protective equipment.
- Brief interactions, such as walking by a person or moving through a hospital, do not constitute close contact
When the mortality rate is 60%, there's no such thing as "low risk." The bottom line is that the disease is airborne. An infected individual sneezing can spread the disease to anyone nearby.
Writing in all caps is the sure sign of a hot tempered ignoramus.
It truly shocks me that the libturds in this forum are so confident that the epidemic can't spread to the United States:
Ebola could become airborne United Nations warns of nightmare scenario as virus spreads to the US - Telegraph
Exclusive: Anthony Banbury, chief of the UN's Ebola mission, says there is a chance the deadly virus could mutate to become infectious through the air. There is a ‘nightmare’ chance that the Ebola virus could become airborne if the epidemic is not brought under control fast enough, the chief of the UN’s Ebola mission has warned. Anthony Banbury, the Secretary General’s Special Representative, said that aid workers are racing against time to bring the epidemic under control, in case the Ebola virus mutates and becomes even harder to deal with. “The longer it moves around in human hosts in the virulent melting pot that is West Africa, the more chances increase that it could mutate,” he told the Telegraph. “It is a nightmare scenario [that it could become airborne], and unlikely, but it can’t be ruled out.” He admitted that the international community had been “a bit late” to respond to the epidemic, but that it was “not too late” and that aid workers needed to “hit [Ebola] hard” to rein in the deadly disease.
