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Good Citizen posted:seems to be going well so far working hard, thank you!
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Lovelyn posted:Patient is in their 30s, got their first Moderna shot, but ended up covid+ and on a ventilator. Air gets into their chest cavity and both bases of their lungs collapse. The intensivist puts in a chest tube on the first side. They begin to put a chest tube in the second side when the patient decides to cardiac arrest. A second intensivist arrives to run the code as the first intensivist is cutting into the patient's chest to insert that second tube. The incision is huge because someone is doing chest compressions on the patient as the MD is slicing. Pulse comes back, chest tubes sutured as well as possible, and the patient is stable. If I get a serious case of covid is there any point in the process where I can just elect for self-termination, preferably before something like this happens?
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100 degrees Calcium posted:If I get a serious case of covid is there any point in the process where I can just elect for self-termination, preferably before something like this happens?
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Lovelyn posted:Patient is in their 30s, got their first Moderna shot, but ended up covid+ and on a ventilator. Air gets into their chest cavity and both bases of their lungs collapse. The intensivist puts in a chest tube on the first side. They begin to put a chest tube in the second side when the patient decides to cardiac arrest. A second intensivist arrives to run the code as the first intensivist is cutting into the patient's chest to insert that second tube. The incision is huge because someone is doing chest compressions on the patient as the MD is slicing. Pulse comes back, chest tubes sutured as well as possible, and the patient is stable. How far into shot 1 and what comorbidities? 100 degrees Calcium posted:If I get a serious case of covid is there any point in the process where I can just elect for self-termination, preferably before something like this happens? ya dude: 
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:It's incredible to me that they're still doing this wishful thinking poo poo it's Jim Jordan. pretending kids can't be touched is like his whole thing
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people can keep trying to ignore COVID and pretend it doesn't exist but I don't think the material circumstances will allow for that tbh
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100 degrees Calcium posted:If I get a serious case of covid is there any point in the process where I can just elect for self-termination, preferably before something like this happens? I think you can say you don't want to be ventilated
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cr0y posted:This is why I was interested in data about variant targeted boosters. Right now it seems like the existing antibodies are effective at very high success rates only when they are absolutely skyhigh following a boost, ie we are mostly staying ahead of the curve with shear numbers. If we had antibodies that had way higher binding affinity to variants we probably wouldn't see this rapid drop off in VE after the initial booster "surge" and could coast along a lot longer as the antibody levels drift down to whatever baseline is. This starts to look very similar to how we target flu variants every year. pretty sure flu vaccines only have a 4ish month old effective period too. ive always been told to wait till late October to get the flu shot so your immunity doesnt wane before season ends. only reason we get the flu shot once a year is because it is so seasonal.
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Atrocious Joe posted:how were horses dewormed before ivermectin was discovered Tobacco and folk tales. Which reminds me: Whatever happened to that Chinese research showing a lower rate of death among smokers? Some sort of gender driven anomaly, given that the vast majority of Chinese smokers are men?
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Overall covid seems to be going down again in Florida at least for the unvaxxed tho MU might give em a spike for vaxxed lamo. Sucks for the rest of the country tho if its anything like the last waves they will follow in Florida's footsteps.
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Consummate Professional posted:I think you can say you don't want to be ventilated Except if you were a previously healthy 30 y/o, then you don't necessarily get to make that call. One of the med goons mentioned that itt last time that question came up
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Jon Irenicus posted:people can keep trying to ignore COVID and pretend it doesn't exist but I don't think the material circumstances will allow for that tbh I think you're significantly overestimating people's capacity for self-delusion.
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Hexigrammus posted:Tobacco and folk tales. I think it was like 1 preprint that got withdrawn. However anecdotal, I have known 3 unvaxxinated chain smokers that bounced back from delta in like 3 days 🤷♂️ With the randomness of who gets laid out and who doesn't I suspect down the road we will find some genetic disposition to severe cases, especially because of the thousands of stories of entire family's getting murdered despite not living together. cr0y fucked around with this message at 01:06 on Sep 8, 2021 |
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Lovelyn posted:Patient is in their 30s, got their first Moderna shot, but ended up covid+ and on a ventilator. Air gets into their chest cavity and both bases of their lungs collapse. The intensivist puts in a chest tube on the first side. They begin to put a chest tube in the second side when the patient decides to cardiac arrest. A second intensivist arrives to run the code as the first intensivist is cutting into the patient's chest to insert that second tube. The incision is huge because someone is doing chest compressions on the patient as the MD is slicing. Pulse comes back, chest tubes sutured as well as possible, and the patient is stable. Chest tube gets kinked, another code is called, nobody notices the kink. Pulverize ribs and sternum and call it after a few minutes. Body bag Many such cases
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Lacrosse posted:Except if you were a previously healthy 30 y/o, then you don't necessarily get to make that call. One of the med goons mentioned that itt last time that question came up maybe I should get "LET ME DIE" tattooed on my chest
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fosborb posted:it's Jim Jordan. pretending kids can't be touched is like his whole thing lmao
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cr0y posted:This is why I was interested in data about variant targeted boosters. Right now it seems like the existing antibodies are effective at very high success rates only when they are absolutely skyhigh following a boost, ie we are mostly staying ahead of the curve with shear numbers. If we had antibodies that had way higher binding affinity to variants we probably wouldn't see this rapid drop off in VE after the initial booster "surge" and could coast along a lot longer as the antibody levels drift down to whatever baseline is. This starts to look very similar to how we target flu variants every year. Given that mu's evasion advantage is most likely due to the E:484K mutation it might be that the SA variant targetted booster - moderna's first variant specific vaccine could be very effective. If we had half a loving wit or any kind of forethought we'd be looking at the historical evasion performance of various mutations and running boosters through certification, and vetting the production processes so we have them ready. As it stands, we're far from keeping up with the rate of mutation and with the awful uptake in the US and vaccine shortages worldwide, all we're really accomplishing is creating better environment for new evasion variants, along with the risk of deadlier disease.
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Blockade posted:https://twitter.com/jeek/status/1434693778246340610 the 85% sterility is a misreading of the paper it’s more like 21-46% less sperm per person which won’t make men sterile but somebody on Twitter pointed out that the bigger issue is that there is a massive decrease in motility of sperm
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took 9 school days, but word finally spread throughout the 4th grade classes that the teachers can't make you wear your mask lmao 
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Coldrice posted:Added some more little animations for the disease spreading in my Covid simulator. I think tonight I'm going to step back from coding and creating assets, and just focus on how to make this a really fun sandbox oh this whips rear end 
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DrPlump posted:Overall covid seems to be going down again in Florida at least for the unvaxxed tho MU might give em a spike for vaxxed lamo. Sucks for the rest of the country tho if its anything like the last waves they will follow in Florida's footsteps. What are you basing this statement on?
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Hexigrammus posted:Tobacco and folk tales. that’s the only study that was done about it. China can’t study it anymore because they successfully defeated covid and America won’t study it because it would destroy 30 years of anti-smoking public health messaging if it were true. also America isn’t studying anything about covid, because it is over.
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fosborb posted:took 9 school days, but word finally spread throughout the 4th grade classes that the teachers can't make you wear your mask surprised it took that long tbh
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Jon Irenicus posted:surprised it took that long tbh sorry, took that long before my 4th grader was willing to me about it. so..... 45 minutes into the first day?
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Jon Irenicus posted:people can keep trying to ignore COVID and pretend it doesn't exist but I don't think the material circumstances will allow for that tbh None of those motherfuckers could ignore Trump when all he did was tweet. They have no right to tell others to just ignore anything.
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Blitter posted:Given that mu's evasion advantage is most likely due to the E:484K mutation it might be that the SA variant targetted booster - moderna's first variant specific vaccine could be very effective. I think the US and some other countries with large domestic vaccine manufacturing capability will be able to eventually get the pipeline optimized such that we can mostly keep up (for those who will actually take the drat things). Globally though? Not a chance in hell.
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Blitter posted:What are you basing this statement on? Source: i live in florida
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current recovering from my third vaccine injury  e; how many days of suck n fuk left???
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i made one of those corsi boxes but put the furnace filters facing the wrong way lol. except for one. should i redo it or is this fine?
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Lovelyn posted:Patient is in their 30s, got their first Moderna shot, but ended up covid+ and on a ventilator. Air gets into their chest cavity and both bases of their lungs collapse. The intensivist puts in a chest tube on the first side. They begin to put a chest tube in the second side when the patient decides to cardiac arrest. A second intensivist arrives to run the code as the first intensivist is cutting into the patient's chest to insert that second tube. The incision is huge because someone is doing chest compressions on the patient as the MD is slicing. Pulse comes back, chest tubes sutured as well as possible, and the patient is stable. yowzers, that’s some grey’s anatomy poo poo right there
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Ash1138 posted:"the chances of any breakthrough infections were a million to one," he said
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Lovelyn posted:Patient is in their 30s, got their first Moderna shot, but ended up covid+ and on a ventilator. Air gets into their chest cavity and both bases of their lungs collapse. The intensivist puts in a chest tube on the first side. They begin to put a chest tube in the second side when the patient decides to cardiac arrest. A second intensivist arrives to run the code as the first intensivist is cutting into the patient's chest to insert that second tube. The incision is huge because someone is doing chest compressions on the patient as the MD is slicing. Pulse comes back, chest tubes sutured as well as possible, and the patient is stable.
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Soap Scum posted:[COVID-19] 😡 mask
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Blockade posted:https://twitter.com/jeek/status/1434693778246340610 So COVID kills your erection and horse paste kills your sperm? Sounds like we're breeding out the Republicans then.
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Lacrosse posted:Nevermind, I'll take however many shots I need to to not end up like that like gently caress that take as many shots as needed, lie cheat steal get every meme name in the book or just give up??? 
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Floor is lava posted:covid's over
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Ursine Catastrophe posted:od on horse paste to take your god given icu bed from those godless commie cancer patients Manifest Bedstiny
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