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McDad said:
I don't know if it is false positives or someone being a "carrier". Positives in the absence of signs and symptoms have been a part of this pathogen from the beginning.
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Right, but the point I'm making is that they can still transmit the virus. (unless of course it was a false positive)
I'm operating under the assumption that the current tests are accurate.
 
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utvols88 said:
How many times does trump need to tell the media he cant and wont to a national stay at home because of the constitution? it's been 3-4 briefings of the same dumb questions.
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How can you understand the questions with all the press wearing masks and doing their part to slow the spread???
 
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luthervol said:
Right, but the point I'm making is that they can still transmit the virus. (unless of course it was a false positive)
I'm operating under the assumption that the current tests are accurate.
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I was simply trying to help you communicate your intentions better. Infection is not synonymous with positive for Covid 19.

At this point, I regret trying to help.
 
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0nelilreb said:
My point is at this point it’s all semantics because of the wait times and the number of untested people .
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Which is why we must function as if everyone may be contagious and the ones known to be contagious must be quarantined.
 
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Mick said:
What do you think they do in intensive care for the coronavirus? SMH. Common sense is dead.
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it's not always on a ventilator. That's the next step but being in ICU for a normal person is to monitor and prepare for a possibility of needing additional care and a ventilator can be the avenue taken. But for a PM, they will put him in ICU earlier than they would you or I. Quit assuming on something you have no information on.
 
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utvols88 said:
it's not always on a ventilator. That's the next step but being in ICU for a normal person is to monitor and prepare for a possibility of needing additional care and a ventilator can be the avenue taken. But for a PM, they will put him in ICU earlier than they would you or I. Quit assuming on something you have no information on.
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Gotcha. ICI, not so bad: ventilator, serious.

Just heard he is not on a ventilator yet, on oxygen, and its precautionary.

his fiance also has symptoms.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
No, you missed his question. What is the difference between working next to someone with the virus that was tested vs working next to someone with the virus that was not tested?
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Well if that was the question, then the answer would be there would be little difference. That is why precautions are in place as if anyone could be infected and as soon as symptoms appear or there is know contact with someone contagious, quarantine must kick in.
 
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utvols88 said:
it's not always on a ventilator. That's the next step but being in ICU for a normal person is to monitor and prepare for a possibility of needing additional care and a ventilator can be the avenue taken. But for a PM, they will put him in ICU earlier than they would you or I. Quit assuming on something you have no information on.
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Mick will always be Mick!!
 
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