Covid19 PSA

And this is just getting started, without any known conclusion. The flu is winding down, predictably. I can't comprehend why people insist on comparing the 2 and minimizing covid-19 without the benefit of knowing, as a fact, where it will stop.

I can guarantee you that 1000 people did not die of the flu in Italy yesterday.

 

I'd guess most are full, I know where my wife works they only have two rooms out of 10 in her ICU that are designed to vent differently for isolation purposes. Seems like if you're building a new ICU you make them all that way and use that feature as needed.

 

For those that have some trouble understanding how exponential growth works. This visualization helps to put it into more easy to digest perspective.


https://modernsurvivalblog.com/pandemic/mindblowing-exponential-growth-of-a-pandemic/

 

A major PSA

 

ok thank you. It was not computing for me.

 

And?

 

Good news... you only have to be able to tread water for a few minutes to survive that situation. At about 1:51 pm you can swim out of the top of the stadium. Just don't drop your car keys. Swimming to the bottom to get them will likely kill you.

 

You're obviously only reading some posts and drawing your own conclusions.

Several people here are saying this will turn out to be less dangerous than the flu when all is said and done.

 

What is your product, if I can ask?

 

I’m not certain if all the isolation rooms are full, some are occupied for other infectious reasons, but based on the history of this outbreaks spread we are selecting COVID-19 treatment areas, converting the space and funneling the load there. We’re choosing not to risk transporting COVID-19 patients to floors not currently slated for COVID-19 just to use an available iso room.

 

Yes because simple math is hard.
It’s still like way more less than infinity.
Which has about as much relevance

 

That's not an exceptionally high bar to clear!

 

And yet you are unable.