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what?i didnt what? stop lying you freak of life.the virus had to mutate in order to do so. there is nothing to worry aboutits not airborne unless you are a pig or chimp...I guess allie you should be worried then
A chimp is a primate, very similar to us. Which is why they use a chimp to test. Of course we are not pigs, and maybe their snorting emits more into the air............
Either way, I posted the report and it showed it happened. Chimps are similar, and anyone with common sense would know that.
No it didn't, you fucking idiot.
Meanwhile, I think you should go volunteer to clean the apartment of the ebola family. chop, chop.
again not airborne since she was touchingthe virus had to mutate in order to do so. there is nothing to worry aboutits not airborne unless you are a pig or chimp...I guess allie you should be worried then
A chimp is a primate, very similar to us. Which is why they use a chimp to test. Of course we are not pigs, and maybe their snorting emits more into the air............
Either way, I posted the report and it showed it happened. Chimps are similar, and anyone with common sense would know that.
Tell that to the nurse who only treated the patient twice in full suits with tape as recommended by the WHO.
No kidding. She was wearing a respirator. She wore the suit by the guidelines. That's what they are bitching about.
Something I have read little about the spread of Ebola......it is also spread through sweat.As it turns out, nobody REALLY knows if ebola is air borne or not.
Go figure.
"Hospital officials denied that World Health Organization recommendations were not followed in the treatment of both Garcia Viejo and another Spanish priest, 75-year-old Miguel Pajares, who died of Ebola after being flown from West Africa to Spain, where he received the experimental drug ZMapp."
"According to the Spanish newspaper El Pais, hospital staff provided photos of protective suits that use latex gloves attached using tape. Hospital staff members told the paper that the protective equipment should have been completely impermeable, but that it was not. The workers also said that the suits did not allow for autonomous breathing."
"“The suits used perfectly meet protocol, as well as the mandatory protection requirements for this disease," said Yolanda Fuentes, the deputy director of Carlos III hospital.."
"The incident has raised fresh concerns that, despite assurances from global public health officials that Ebola cases can be safely managed in developed countries, sufficient precautions have not been taken."
The protocol isn't sufficient, and WHO and the CDC have been lying and softsoaping this all along.
As they have been with the entovirus that is killing kids now.
A vexing mystery in Spain How did a nurse contract Ebola - The Washington Post
lol its a conspiracy!again not airborne since she was touchingthe virus had to mutate in order to do so. there is nothing to worry aboutits not airborne unless you are a pig or chimp...I guess allie you should be worried then
A chimp is a primate, very similar to us. Which is why they use a chimp to test. Of course we are not pigs, and maybe their snorting emits more into the air............
Either way, I posted the report and it showed it happened. Chimps are similar, and anyone with common sense would know that.
Tell that to the nurse who only treated the patient twice in full suits with tape as recommended by the WHO.
Again, no, she wasn't. She was wearing the recommended suit that was supposed to allow her to touch the patient. There is no indication there was any breech in protocol, or the effacy of the suit.
The suit didn't have an air containment system.
The WHO and the CDC and Pballs are lying to you folks. You want to catch ebola, follow their directives, lol.
Spanish nurse Ebola infection blamed on substandard gear and protocol lapse World news The Guardianagain not airborne since she was touchingthe virus had to mutate in order to do so. there is nothing to worry aboutits not airborne unless you are a pig or chimp...I guess allie you should be worried then
A chimp is a primate, very similar to us. Which is why they use a chimp to test. Of course we are not pigs, and maybe their snorting emits more into the air............
Either way, I posted the report and it showed it happened. Chimps are similar, and anyone with common sense would know that.
Tell that to the nurse who only treated the patient twice in full suits with tape as recommended by the WHO.
No kidding. She was wearing a respirator. She wore the suit by the guidelines. That's what they are bitching about.
you two need to stop lyingStaff at the hospital where she worked told El País that the protective suits they were given did not meet World Health Organisation (WHO) standards, which specify that suits must be impermeable and include breathing apparatus. Staff also pointed to latex gloves secured with adhesive tape as an example of how the suits were not impermeable and noted that they did not have their own breathing equipment.
"Madrid's regional government even got a court order to euthanize and incinerate their pet, "Excalibur," against the couple's objections. The government said available scientific knowledge suggests a risk that the mixed-breed dog could transmit the virus to humans, and promised to use "biosecurity" measures to prevent any such transmission."
A vexing mystery in Spain How did a nurse contract Ebola - The Washington Post
Pballs always has been, and remains, a complete amoeba.
Staff at the hospital where she worked told El País that the protective suits they were given did not meet World Health Organisation (WHO) standards, which specify that suits must be impermeable and include breathing apparatus. Staff also pointed to latex gloves secured with adhesive tape as an example of how the suits were not impermeable and noted that they did not have their own breathing equipment.
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The nurse was part of a team attending to missionary Manuel García Viejo, 69, who died four days after being brought to Carlos III hospital on 20 September. The same team, including the nurse, also treated missionary Miguel Pajares, 75, who was repatriated from Liberia in August and died five days later.
Staff at the hospital said waste from the rooms of both patients was carried out in the same elevator used by all personnel and, in the case of the second patient, the hospital was not evacuated.
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Spanish nurse Ebola infection blamed on substandard gear and protocol lapse World news The Guardian
stop lying
Then why were the nurses protesting the situation outside the hospital. They are saying differently."Madrid's regional government even got a court order to euthanize and incinerate their pet, "Excalibur," against the couple's objections. The government said available scientific knowledge suggests a risk that the mixed-breed dog could transmit the virus to humans, and promised to use "biosecurity" measures to prevent any such transmission."
A vexing mystery in Spain How did a nurse contract Ebola - The Washington Post
Pballs always has been, and remains, a complete amoeba.Staff at the hospital where she worked told El País that the protective suits they were given did not meet World Health Organisation (WHO) standards, which specify that suits must be impermeable and include breathing apparatus. Staff also pointed to latex gloves secured with adhesive tape as an example of how the suits were not impermeable and noted that they did not have their own breathing equipment.
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The nurse was part of a team attending to missionary Manuel García Viejo, 69, who died four days after being brought to Carlos III hospital on 20 September. The same team, including the nurse, also treated missionary Miguel Pajares, 75, who was repatriated from Liberia in August and died five days later.
Staff at the hospital said waste from the rooms of both patients was carried out in the same elevator used by all personnel and, in the case of the second patient, the hospital was not evacuated.
]
Spanish nurse Ebola infection blamed on substandard gear and protocol lapse World news The Guardian
stop lying
Then why were the nurses protesting the situation outside the hospital. They are saying differently."Madrid's regional government even got a court order to euthanize and incinerate their pet, "Excalibur," against the couple's objections. The government said available scientific knowledge suggests a risk that the mixed-breed dog could transmit the virus to humans, and promised to use "biosecurity" measures to prevent any such transmission."
A vexing mystery in Spain How did a nurse contract Ebola - The Washington Post
Pballs always has been, and remains, a complete amoeba.Staff at the hospital where she worked told El País that the protective suits they were given did not meet World Health Organisation (WHO) standards, which specify that suits must be impermeable and include breathing apparatus. Staff also pointed to latex gloves secured with adhesive tape as an example of how the suits were not impermeable and noted that they did not have their own breathing equipment.
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The nurse was part of a team attending to missionary Manuel García Viejo, 69, who died four days after being brought to Carlos III hospital on 20 September. The same team, including the nurse, also treated missionary Miguel Pajares, 75, who was repatriated from Liberia in August and died five days later.
Staff at the hospital said waste from the rooms of both patients was carried out in the same elevator used by all personnel and, in the case of the second patient, the hospital was not evacuated.
]
Spanish nurse Ebola infection blamed on substandard gear and protocol lapse World news The Guardian
stop lying
The WHO were where..........The CDC sent a team to Dallas. Why didn't the WHO send a team to Spain under the circumstances and VERIFY the suits being worn were proper?
Sorry, I'm not apt to believe that the instructions were clear to the hospitals.........Because the lady only went in their twice according to reports...........
And if this is a mistake by the hospital then shouldn't the guidelines be CLARIFIED so it doesn't happen again. This isn't a game, and the nurse was doing what she thought was the correct method of entering the room for treatments.
Someone, either WHO or the hospitals need to get their heads out of their asses.
Then why were the nurses protesting the situation outside the hospital. They are saying differently."Madrid's regional government even got a court order to euthanize and incinerate their pet, "Excalibur," against the couple's objections. The government said available scientific knowledge suggests a risk that the mixed-breed dog could transmit the virus to humans, and promised to use "biosecurity" measures to prevent any such transmission."
A vexing mystery in Spain How did a nurse contract Ebola - The Washington Post
Pballs always has been, and remains, a complete amoeba.Staff at the hospital where she worked told El País that the protective suits they were given did not meet World Health Organisation (WHO) standards, which specify that suits must be impermeable and include breathing apparatus. Staff also pointed to latex gloves secured with adhesive tape as an example of how the suits were not impermeable and noted that they did not have their own breathing equipment.
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The nurse was part of a team attending to missionary Manuel García Viejo, 69, who died four days after being brought to Carlos III hospital on 20 September. The same team, including the nurse, also treated missionary Miguel Pajares, 75, who was repatriated from Liberia in August and died five days later.
Staff at the hospital said waste from the rooms of both patients was carried out in the same elevator used by all personnel and, in the case of the second patient, the hospital was not evacuated.
]
Spanish nurse Ebola infection blamed on substandard gear and protocol lapse World news The Guardian
stop lying
The WHO were where..........The CDC sent a team to Dallas. Why didn't the WHO send a team to Spain under the circumstances and VERIFY the suits being worn were proper?
Sorry, I'm not apt to believe that the instructions were clear to the hospitals.........Because the lady only went in their twice according to reports...........
And if this is a mistake by the hospital then shouldn't the guidelines be CLARIFIED so it doesn't happen again. This isn't a game, and the nurse was doing what she thought was the correct method of entering the room for treatments.
Someone, either WHO or the hospitals need to get their heads out of their asses.
im sure you can look up why they were protesting.
El bola en Espa a Personal del Carlos III denuncia que los trajes no cumpl an la normativa Espa a EL PA S
why didnt they use correct suits? Why did they use the same elevator with the waste from these people?
looks like its the staff, and very improper preventive safety
Or we can just be lazy like the OP
great! so then you agree that its not a conspiracyThen why were the nurses protesting the situation outside the hospital. They are saying differently."Madrid's regional government even got a court order to euthanize and incinerate their pet, "Excalibur," against the couple's objections. The government said available scientific knowledge suggests a risk that the mixed-breed dog could transmit the virus to humans, and promised to use "biosecurity" measures to prevent any such transmission."
A vexing mystery in Spain How did a nurse contract Ebola - The Washington Post
Pballs always has been, and remains, a complete amoeba.Staff at the hospital where she worked told El País that the protective suits they were given did not meet World Health Organisation (WHO) standards, which specify that suits must be impermeable and include breathing apparatus. Staff also pointed to latex gloves secured with adhesive tape as an example of how the suits were not impermeable and noted that they did not have their own breathing equipment.
[/QUOTE
The nurse was part of a team attending to missionary Manuel García Viejo, 69, who died four days after being brought to Carlos III hospital on 20 September. The same team, including the nurse, also treated missionary Miguel Pajares, 75, who was repatriated from Liberia in August and died five days later.
Staff at the hospital said waste from the rooms of both patients was carried out in the same elevator used by all personnel and, in the case of the second patient, the hospital was not evacuated.
]
Spanish nurse Ebola infection blamed on substandard gear and protocol lapse World news The Guardian
stop lying
The WHO were where..........The CDC sent a team to Dallas. Why didn't the WHO send a team to Spain under the circumstances and VERIFY the suits being worn were proper?
Sorry, I'm not apt to believe that the instructions were clear to the hospitals.........Because the lady only went in their twice according to reports...........
And if this is a mistake by the hospital then shouldn't the guidelines be CLARIFIED so it doesn't happen again. This isn't a game, and the nurse was doing what she thought was the correct method of entering the room for treatments.
Someone, either WHO or the hospitals need to get their heads out of their asses.
im sure you can look up why they were protesting.
El bola en Espa a Personal del Carlos III denuncia que los trajes no cumpl an la normativa Espa a EL PA S
why didnt they use correct suits? Why did they use the same elevator with the waste from these people?
looks like its the staff, and very improper preventive safety
Or we can just be lazy like the OP
Or why didn't the disease control specialist go there, knowing an ebola patient coming there. In Texas the CDC sent a team there immediately. So either the WHO, or Spain's version of the CDC should have been there to make sure it was done right. Either way, she got fluids on her.......and it's not supposed to spread unless there is a break or cut in the skin according to their sites.......Then they turn around and say it can be spread by sweat....
Again. They need to get their shit together over there.
Ebola answering the 10 basic questions you were afraid to ask World news theguardian.comthe virus had to mutate in order to do so. there is nothing to worry aboutits not airborne unless you are a pig or chimp...I guess allie you should be worried then
A chimp is a primate, very similar to us. Which is why they use a chimp to test. Of course we are not pigs, and maybe their snorting emits more into the air............
Either way, I posted the report and it showed it happened. Chimps are similar, and anyone with common sense would know that.
I don't remember that in the report. You'd have to point that out line and verse to the test from Canada.
Can it mutate to become airborne?
While mutations do occur, experts say it is very unlikely that the virus would mutate to become an airborne disease.
The Ebola virus has not previously mutated in this manner, and experts say there is no other virus that has transformed from non-airborne to airborne in human beings.
Testifying before Congress in September, Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said this is not something the American people should “lose sleep over”.
it would need to mutate in order for humans to get it airborne
Spanish nurse Ebola infection blamed on substandard gear and protocol lapse World news The Guardianagain not airborne since she was touchingthe virus had to mutate in order to do so. there is nothing to worry aboutA chimp is a primate, very similar to us. Which is why they use a chimp to test. Of course we are not pigs, and maybe their snorting emits more into the air............
Either way, I posted the report and it showed it happened. Chimps are similar, and anyone with common sense would know that.
Tell that to the nurse who only treated the patient twice in full suits with tape as recommended by the WHO.
No kidding. She was wearing a respirator. She wore the suit by the guidelines. That's what they are bitching about.
you two need to stop lyingStaff at the hospital where she worked told El País that the protective suits they were given did not meet World Health Organisation (WHO) standards, which specify that suits must be impermeable and include breathing apparatus. Staff also pointed to latex gloves secured with adhesive tape as an example of how the suits were not impermeable and noted that they did not have their own breathing equipment.
until you read it didnt meet their standards....But hey why let facts get in the way of your trolling,Spanish nurse Ebola infection blamed on substandard gear and protocol lapse World news The Guardianagain not airborne since she was touchingthe virus had to mutate in order to do so. there is nothing to worry about
Tell that to the nurse who only treated the patient twice in full suits with tape as recommended by the WHO.
No kidding. She was wearing a respirator. She wore the suit by the guidelines. That's what they are bitching about.
you two need to stop lyingStaff at the hospital where she worked told El País that the protective suits they were given did not meet World Health Organisation (WHO) standards, which specify that suits must be impermeable and include breathing apparatus. Staff also pointed to latex gloves secured with adhesive tape as an example of how the suits were not impermeable and noted that they did not have their own breathing equipment.
Yes, the gear is substandard...it is what the WHO recommends.
That's rather the point.
