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Substandard posted:Anyone know of a place to buy a 3m exhalation valve filter 604 (for the 6000 series respirators) where I can buy one of them and not have to pay a bunch for shipping? I tried looking at homedepot / lowes / menards with no luck, and the best place online I've found is rshughes.com which sells them individually for like $9 but wants $10 for shipping. Everywhere else you have to buy a pack of 6, which I have no need for. i used the site you mentioned but shipping wasn't that terrible; they're nearly local to me though tbf they havent shipped it yet, although the 7093s i ordered at the same time got here in like 2 days
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Got some 3M auras. They're actually a bit less comfortable than my old regular 3M N95's. I'm starting to think I have an unusually shaped face. I do have a Roman nose, after all. It's roamin' all over his face, JR! HAH!
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Pingui posted:In that case you can always go out and get COVID again. Google "COVID near me". Good point. This is what I found: /cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/gray/XPS553XX7NJT3N7P7SJZ4DM5XA.jpg)
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Asproigerosis posted:I think I figured out why I find y'all in this thread freaking out about having a close contact exposure to covid to be off-putting and in need of therapy. I hear you. I've intubated over 30 patients specifically for covid and dealt with many others who have had active infections. I've never been tested for covid, other than some antibody tests early on to see if I'd gotten an asymptomatic case in the very beginning of the pandemic (which was negative). If you've got a respirator on, there's basically no such thing as an exposure.
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Shear Modulus posted:the full clip is even funnier "What if they only have a flip phone/landline and no PC?" "GOOGLE!"
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notably does not help uninsured or Medicare which is a little over 90 million people. https://qz.com/2111769/at-home-covid-tests-wont-be-covered-by-medicare/ far too little, way too late.
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Lawlicaust posted:gently caress, the rapist with dementia is more competent than her. She cant even say their bullshit convincingly. meritocracy is a mental illness they're all poorly qualified in one big circlejerk club Kamala was chosen to spite the mass movement against police brutality and to weaponize ID pol against criticism of the carceral state, nothing more. Covid was supposed to be a side show that neatly wrapped up for their brownie points going into the midterms, but it didn't and they can't solve it without directly going against capital.
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Pingui posted:In that case you can always go out and get COVID again. Google "COVID near me". I did this and it just opened Google Earth??
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OK well if anyone has kaiser - you can get RAT s by just saying you feel sick and want a test on their website. I drove there and grabbed it from the closest kaiser office. It's a quidel quickvue
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Murdoch media doesn't have our best interests at heart?! https://twitter.com/Raf_Epstein/status/1481761083228827648?t=7JwEP-3eZ_vAimTOXOPRDw&s=19
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Asproigerosis posted:I think I figured out why I find y'all in this thread freaking out about having a close contact exposure to covid to be off-putting and in need of therapy. crab bucket mentality
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Horseshoe theory posted:"What if they only have a flip phone/landline and no PC?" not having reliable access to the internet counts as 4 comorbidities at once and therefore those people do not matter and in fact their deaths are a relief
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Substandard posted:Kamala is even more infuriating because she always seems very smug while serving up the bullshit. Like she doesn't even expect anyone to believe it. shes wasting everybody's fucken time
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god is covid over yet. sometimes when I wake up there's a few minutes before I become fully cognizant and remember we live in hell and now I live for these moments alone
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Kylaer posted:I hear you. I've intubated over 30 patients specifically for covid and dealt with many others who have had active infections. I've never been tested for covid, other than some antibody tests early on to see if I'd gotten an asymptomatic case in the very beginning of the pandemic (which was negative). last week when I was scanning an intubated icu covid patient, the nurse, cna, and respiratory therapist all came down not wearing a gown or other extra ppe. I honestly don't recall if they were all even wearing an n95 and not just a surgical mask. The nurse didn't even put gloves on when handling the patient on and off the table. Health care workers that don't put on gloves before patient contact skeeve the gently caress out of me. Granted covid is more airborne risk than droplet fomite, but just in general all the loving infectious diseases crawling all over the patient and everything they touch and you just dive in bare hands to lift them without even knowing if they are laying on a fresh layer of cdiff.
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Doctor posted:god is covid over yet. sometimes when I wake up there's a few minutes before I become fully cognizant and remember we live in hell and now I live for these moments alone Completely over down under mate https://twitter.com/DrZoeHyde/status/1481681371873841158?t=hFzdS_DrMLcBvZHVqbAOLw&s=19
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I hope genomic sequencing will still be published after we stop counting cases. It would suck not to know when the next Mystery Variant shows up.
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Asproigerosis posted:I think I figured out why I find y'all in this thread freaking out about having a close contact exposure to covid to be off-putting and in need of therapy Freaking out in this thread is therapy.
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Missouri sent me a free rapid test! The government cares!
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Jabronie posted:notably does not help uninsured or Medicare which is a little over 90 million people. LOL my god, that is the worst possible answer. THE WORST POSSIBLE ANSWER. Providing a medical service that excludes medicare is like campaigning on slashing social security... or medicare.
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kreeningsons posted:enhanced this even though it doesn't really need to be
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Asproigerosis posted:last week when I was scanning an intubated icu covid patient, the nurse, cna, and respiratory therapist all came down not wearing a gown or other extra ppe. I honestly don't recall if they were all even wearing an n95 and not just a surgical mask. The nurse didn't even put gloves on when handling the patient on and off the table. Health care workers that don't put on gloves before patient contact skeeve the gently caress out of me. Granted covid is more airborne risk than droplet fomite, but just in general all the loving infectious diseases crawling all over the patient and everything they touch and you just dive in bare hands to lift them without even knowing if they are laying on a fresh layer of cdiff. You're never supposed to wear gowns in the hallways  Not putting gloves on though is very bad practice.
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Ragaduffin posted:thinkin about 2 panel version of this...with respirator + "Yes" 
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UnfortunateSexFart posted:Completely over down under mate she misspelled "neighbors".
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GIMME CRUEL GIMME DIRE GIMME DINING I REQUIRE, OOH
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UnfortunateSexFart posted:Completely over down under mate Hahahaha what did they think would happen
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kreeningsons posted:enhanced this even though it doesn't really need to be It did need to improve, perfection
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empty whippet box posted:if you're going to make promises that you have absolutely no intention whatsoever of following up on why not make them actual good promises instead of the weakest poo poo in the entire universe lol bc they were written by this guy 
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empty whippet box posted:why do people even *want* to post in the bad thread? every single page is like at least 20-30% complaining about moderation or people getting probed because they can't stop being aggro as poo poo I avoid posting in the bad thread but I think there is probably some catharsis in loses it on the bad thread because their opinions are functionality identical to the administration and media.
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kreeningsons posted:enhanced this even though it doesn't really need to be Amazing
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Kylaer posted:You're never supposed to wear gowns in the hallways I don't care what JC says, I'm wearing full ppe for a full isolation risk patient in a hallway. Like what the gently caress are you supposed to do if they code mid transport in the hallway and you aren't locked and loaded in ppe? If that's a problem, maybe the patient shouldn't be leaving isolation for a wrist MRI!
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I shaved my head around Nov of 2020. Wife did it. Suggested I not razor it down because between the Adderall and anxiety, it hasn't been great for my scalp and my necessity to pull split hairs. Did it anyway because - well, did it anyway. Looked... not bad. Finally looked my age, that was sort of nice. Light facial hair groomed around where my mask went: gently caress, almost looked normal. Grew it back out but the point I'm getting to here is that one thing I didn't know before the pandemic is that I give good haircuts. It was like May of '20 and my wife had started a new corporate job (wfh) a few months earlier. I grew up with hair a little past my shoulders. Layering isn't that hard if you pay attention to the regions. Anyhow. I just got done giving her a haircut. Neither of us feel great. My temp was 96.1, no liquids 15 before but. Whatever. We've got like 15 packs total of iHealth so. Hot date night: Whatever looks good on IP, liquids and a Couples Rapid Test. Anyhow, if you think you might have the attentive nature to do it: You can give yourself a real solid haircut.
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