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There is no such thing as H1N1 or even viruses. It's all a government conspiracy to inject your body full of mind controlling toxins in order to make you vote Democrat and turn everyone into a bisexual.
Everyone should avoid western medicine and chew on rhubarb. That alone will keep you healthy and, in actuality, confer immortality on you. It's a little known secret that our ancestors discovered 6000 years ago when the world was created. I read all about it in Dr. Kevin Trudeau M.D., D.O., Ph.D., MBA, J.D., M.A., B.A., B.S., B.S.M,'s book "Hidden Herbal Secrets That the Borg Overmind Doesn't Want You To Know About".
All health care providers are really government propaganda agents and to be viewed with suspicion.
As soon as we prove that Obama is a Kenyan, we will deport him and the entire medical establishment to Bora Bora.
Rhubarb
*hugs* my friend!
That was for you, my friend.
When I saw H1N1 knock my friend on her ass for a solid week, I became a believer.
Damn that was good.
The scary part: A dear friend really believes that Kevin Trudeau shit from cover to cover.
Scarier part: She's a nurse!
*munches on a rhubarb*
When the hospital ID doc starting sending out emails on the flu, I sent one to him and the infection control nurse and told her the hospital better get ahead of this and instruct the managers to lay off berating staff for being out sick. Although the "official" stance is they don't want you to come to work if you're ill, in reality you're questioned and bullied and made to feel guilty if you call in---in addition to a ridiculous absence policy that would put most people's jobs in jeopardy if they were to come down with this and be out for the expected 7-10 days (or longer). I pointed out to her that the bullying / guilt-trip attitudes and making people feel their jobs were at risk would guarantee staff would work sick.
I'm happy to say that the next newsletter announced a new policy that staff would be granted 7 days off without it counting as an absence and any further time off (for staff or for them to care for family members) would be approved for FMLA.
No one knows I was behind this; my manager would have a fit if she knew. She's already been raked across the coals for making the person I mentioned above come in while still sick. The IC nurse was making rounds and saw her. Sent her home immediately and tore the manager a new one.
At our hospital, if you have a fever of 100 and cough or sore throat, you are automatically out for 7 days or 24 hours after your last fever, whichever is longer. Plus you have to be cleared by employee health.
7 days minimum? Sweet!
He stated the Doctor said he had just 24 more hours to go to not infect anyone and he didn't say Flu A he said H1N1.my son's room mate has it, he is 22 years old. Symptom's: Felt sick, threw up twice, now feeling better after the 2nd day. ER confirmed H1N1 lol
1.) He's not out of the woods yet.
2.) H1N1 doesn't automatically equate to the "swine flu" it could be a regular strain of Flu A.
He stated the Doctor said he had just 24 more hours to go to not infect anyone and he didn't say Flu A he said H1N1.my son's room mate has it, he is 22 years old. Symptom's: Felt sick, threw up twice, now feeling better after the 2nd day. ER confirmed H1N1 lol
1.) He's not out of the woods yet.
2.) H1N1 doesn't automatically equate to the "swine flu" it could be a regular strain of Flu A.
Really a lot of hype for a normal flu season.
my son's room mate has it, he is 22 years old. Symptom's: Felt sick, threw up twice, now feeling better after the 2nd day. ER confirmed H1N1 lol
1.) He's not out of the woods yet.
2.) H1N1 doesn't automatically equate to the "swine flu" it could be a regular strain of Flu A.
my son's room mate has it, he is 22 years old. Symptom's: Felt sick, threw up twice, now feeling better after the 2nd day. ER confirmed H1N1 lol
1.) He's not out of the woods yet.
2.) H1N1 doesn't automatically equate to the "swine flu" it could be a regular strain of Flu A.
And a negative flu swab doesn't rule out H1N1 either.
Rhubarb
*hugs* my friend!
That was for you, my friend.
When I saw H1N1 knock my friend on her ass for a solid week, I became a believer.
This nurse I work with has it bad. And she has small kids, so I worry about them all. She's been out of work over 3 weeks now; I'm pretty sure it's a secondary bacterial infection by this point. She can't even talk
I don't know, they gave him some meds. He feels fine, spoke to him on the phone yesterday. No sore throat, no sinus problems, his stomach just was weak and he threw up twice. Now he feels 100% he said.He stated the Doctor said he had just 24 more hours to go to not infect anyone and he didn't say Flu A he said H1N1.1.) He's not out of the woods yet.
2.) H1N1 doesn't automatically equate to the "swine flu" it could be a regular strain of Flu A.
Really a lot of hype for a normal flu season.
H1N1 is Flu A.
BTW, did they put him on Tamiflu?
you've been reading Terral's threadsSwine Flu Could Create Hospital Bed Shortage - US News and World Report
There could be a shortage of hospital beds in 15 states if 35 percent of Americans get sick from the H1N1 (swine) flu virus, and 12 other states could reach or exceed 75 percent of their hospital bed capacity, a study released Thursday shows.
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The 15 states that could be at capacity or exceed hospital bed capacity are: Arizona (117 percent); California (125 percent); Connecticut (148 percent); Delaware (203 percent); Hawaii (143 percent); Maryland (143 percent); Massachusetts (110 percent); Nevada (137 percent); New Jersey (101 percent); New York (108 percent); Oregon (107 percent); Rhode Island (143 percent); Vermont (108 percent); Virginia (100 percent); and Washington (107 percent).
I see we're in there.
This is going to be a bad season. We're already beginning to have nursing staff out sick with this (one has been off for over 3 weeks now). Not only are beds going to be tight, but staffing to care for them is going to be reduced as well.
There is no such thing as H1N1 or even viruses. It's all a government conspiracy to inject your body full of mind controlling toxins in order to make you vote Democrat and turn everyone into a bisexual.
Everyone should avoid western medicine and chew on rhubarb. That alone will keep you healthy and, in actuality, confer immortality on you. It's a little known secret that our ancestors discovered 6000 years ago when the world was created. I read all about it in Dr. Kevin Trudeau M.D., D.O., Ph.D., MBA, J.D., M.A., B.A., B.S., B.S.M,'s book "Hidden Herbal Secrets That the Borg Overmind Doesn't Want You To Know About".
All health care providers are really government propaganda agents and to be viewed with suspicion.
As soon as we prove that Obama is a Kenyan, we will deport him and the entire medical establishment to Bora Bora.
I don't know, they gave him some meds. He feels fine, spoke to him on the phone yesterday. No sore throat, no sinus problems, his stomach just was weak and he threw up twice. Now he feels 100% he said.He stated the Doctor said he had just 24 more hours to go to not infect anyone and he didn't say Flu A he said H1N1.
Really a lot of hype for a normal flu season.
H1N1 is Flu A.
BTW, did they put him on Tamiflu?
you've been reading Terral's threadsSwine Flu Could Create Hospital Bed Shortage - US News and World Report
I see we're in there.
This is going to be a bad season. We're already beginning to have nursing staff out sick with this (one has been off for over 3 weeks now). Not only are beds going to be tight, but staffing to care for them is going to be reduced as well.
There is no such thing as H1N1 or even viruses. It's all a government conspiracy to inject your body full of mind controlling toxins in order to make you vote Democrat and turn everyone into a bisexual.
Everyone should avoid western medicine and chew on rhubarb. That alone will keep you healthy and, in actuality, confer immortality on you. It's a little known secret that our ancestors discovered 6000 years ago when the world was created. I read all about it in Dr. Kevin Trudeau M.D., D.O., Ph.D., MBA, J.D., M.A., B.A., B.S., B.S.M,'s book "Hidden Herbal Secrets That the Borg Overmind Doesn't Want You To Know About".
All health care providers are really government propaganda agents and to be viewed with suspicion.
As soon as we prove that Obama is a Kenyan, we will deport him and the entire medical establishment to Bora Bora.
but thats all terral tooyou've been reading Terral's threadsThere is no such thing as H1N1 or even viruses. It's all a government conspiracy to inject your body full of mind controlling toxins in order to make you vote Democrat and turn everyone into a bisexual.
Everyone should avoid western medicine and chew on rhubarb. That alone will keep you healthy and, in actuality, confer immortality on you. It's a little known secret that our ancestors discovered 6000 years ago when the world was created. I read all about it in Dr. Kevin Trudeau M.D., D.O., Ph.D., MBA, J.D., M.A., B.A., B.S., B.S.M,'s book "Hidden Herbal Secrets That the Borg Overmind Doesn't Want You To Know About".
All health care providers are really government propaganda agents and to be viewed with suspicion.
As soon as we prove that Obama is a Kenyan, we will deport him and the entire medical establishment to Bora Bora.
I was channeling several of the nuttier posters on here for that.
1.) He's not out of the woods yet.
2.) H1N1 doesn't automatically equate to the "swine flu" it could be a regular strain of Flu A.
And a negative flu swab doesn't rule out H1N1 either.
Yeah, I don't think the rapid flu test has a great specificity/sensitivity.
(I always mix those two up. SPIN, SNOUT, whatever.)
And a negative flu swab doesn't rule out H1N1 either.
Yeah, I don't think the rapid flu test has a great specificity/sensitivity.
(I always mix those two up. SPIN, SNOUT, whatever.)
I don't have the page open, so I might be a bit off... but it's something like upwards of 60% false negative.
Yeah, I don't think the rapid flu test has a great specificity/sensitivity.
(I always mix those two up. SPIN, SNOUT, whatever.)
I don't have the page open, so I might be a bit off... but it's something like upwards of 60% false negative.
I believe that's a low sensitivity. Specificity yields false positives.
At anyrate, if that's correct, over half of the people who are "negative" have the virus. Thus, the test is really only good to determine a positive test.
I pulled up the email.Yeah, I don't think the rapid flu test has a great specificity/sensitivity.
(I always mix those two up. SPIN, SNOUT, whatever.)
I don't have the page open, so I might be a bit off... but it's something like upwards of 60% false negative.
I believe that's a low sensitivity. Specificity yields false positives.
At anyrate, if that's correct, over half of the people who are "negative" have the virus. Thus, the test is really only good to determine a positive test.
I had it backward (I knew there was a 60-something in there somewhere). Sorry =\The Rapid Influenza tests are positive in only 40-69% of the cases of proven H1N1. Thus, it is not a sensitive test and means that a negative Rapid Influenza Test DOES NOT rule out H1N1.
I don't have the page open, so I might be a bit off... but it's something like upwards of 60% false negative.
I believe that's a low sensitivity. Specificity yields false positives.
At anyrate, if that's correct, over half of the people who are "negative" have the virus. Thus, the test is really only good to determine a positive test.
My doc said he's not even testing. If you have the flu, the treatment is the same regardless. #1 being quarantine. He's just being especially careful of those at high risk for complications with this particular strain.
