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In reply to the discussion: Presbyterian workers wore no protective gear for two days while treating Ebola patient [View all]jwirr
(39,215 posts)45. A quarantine sound good but where would you keep the people who were quarntined? If they go
anywhere they will be re-exposed. So they would have to be kept at the airport for days. It is not as easy as that. I don't know what can be done but something needs to be done.
And what are we going to do now that it is here? This nurse traveled and exposed God only knows how many people. And she is doing it right here in the USA.
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Presbyterian workers wore no protective gear for two days while treating Ebola patient [View all]
cali
Oct 2014
OP
Its as if the whole hospital lives in some desert island with no knowledge of what is happening in
jwirr
Oct 2014
#44
really... some administrator doesn't get what I learned 43 years ago in NCO school...
HereSince1628
Oct 2014
#5
There should be a quarantine on those countries for all purposes except transporting medical
JDPriestly
Oct 2014
#27
A quarantine sound good but where would you keep the people who were quarntined? If they go
jwirr
Oct 2014
#45
I was quarantined. It is not a matter of choice. A big sign is put on your house or the place
JDPriestly
Oct 2014
#73
One man in Canada who was being watched for ebola is in the Canadian military, he was
snagglepuss
Oct 2014
#35
Health care workers treating Thomas Eric Duncan IN A HOSPITAL ISOLATION UNIT
Dreamer Tatum
Oct 2014
#8
Remember, "it's really hard to catch." Or so we've been told. I don't fault the nurses for believing
ecstatic
Oct 2014
#24
I suspect it isn't actually lies, from the hospital or the CDC, but carefully constructed speech
HereSince1628
Oct 2014
#16
Hospitals MUST accept full responsibility for proper handling of whatever illness or injury comes
kestrel91316
Oct 2014
#34
tort reform prevents law suites against hospital unless gross negligence can be proved!
jonjensen
Oct 2014
#18
The hospital fucked up, but no need to exaggerate as reality is bad enough.
uppityperson
Oct 2014
#19
This is all Obama's fault, and Frieden's fault, and CDC's fault according to several DUers.
kestrel91316
Oct 2014
#33
You got a link to a published peer-reviewed article that says Ebola is contagious before
kestrel91316
Oct 2014
#50
I am well aware of that study that demonstrated, in a very few patients, evidence of asymptomatic,
kestrel91316
Oct 2014
#53
True. But if you have that many people running around with Ebola I'm not sure it's a
kestrel91316
Oct 2014
#66
But it must be inspected/authorized for business by the State. Not arguing with you...
KittyWampus
Oct 2014
#52