What is it you want to know,
BoozeCube
? I can’t very well reveal confidential ptt info, nor my coworkers.
We admit, treat and try to keep anyone with symptoms alive. We test at admittance. Some come bc they’ve tested positive at their gp/test tents. If they’re stable they go to the ward. If resp. Insuff. they go with me to the icu. Most get sedated and intubated, ventilator. Depending on subtype we can do something or not. Those with ards are the hardest to keep alive, especially with comorbid. We also see a different subtype with better lung compliance where we stand a chance to not lose them.
Coworkers got it, tested postitive, probably infected at work, but could be rl, or from asymptomatic ptt, nobody knows. Shortness of breath, fever, desat <95 in young healthy, althletic, early 30’s males. Quarentine with their family, both made it, but say it was the worst they’ve experience They’re both back at work, but weak, muscles, can’t do 18-24h shifts bc fatigued. Been a month or so for number 2 iirc. I’ve stayed clear so far, but who knows. Ab test for me is pending.
Nationwide lockdown has helped, flattened the curve, almost no covid-19 ptt in the icu or wards atm. We de-converted emergency ventilator wards back to elective surgery and regular wards, business as usual. Hope we don’t get a rebound.