Corona Virus Royal Oak Michigan

Keep us updated op. Royal Oak is the bar capital of the detroit suburbs

Yep

I’ll do my best

Information will probably be slow and I’ve also worked in Beaumont before and rumors spread MUCH faster than truths so I will try and filter what I can.

Sister and Bro in laws are RN’s just FYI

Beaumont is the biggest hospital in Michigan. if that thing goes into quarantine... wow

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The hospital is MASSIVE.
And still growing.

I’m still waiting on definite confirmation

I want to know for sure if the patient is confirmed or suspected

This was from 5 days ago, they don’t say what hospital this patient is in though, but Beaumont is obviously getting patients who suspect they have it



A resident of Oakland County is under investigation for the coronavirus, health officials announced Friday.


Beaumont Health in Royal Oak says they have evaluated several patients with coronavirus-like symptoms but currently do not have any confirmed cases.



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Update....

The Oakland County Health Department has confirmed their test for coronavirus came back negative.




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Good catch! Thanks for the link

Asian?

No word yet

Might not know for days

black guy

Gilpin said Beaumont could quickly set up a MASH-type unit at Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak if needed.

"That could be challenging in itself.

(But) if a patient showed up with a suspected case — fever, cough, been to China, or close contact with known case — we would mask the patient, put them into airborne containment rooms and test them with a swab and get an answer back in a couple days."


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Mash type unit?? as in tents?

This would mean they want to keep cases outside of the hospital enviroment

Last Edited by Slowly awakening on 02/12/2020 12:24 PM

2 suspected cases in Grand Rapids

3 I guess now

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I think he’s saying dedicating a wing or section of airborne containment rooms

By definition, that's exactly what it would be.

Mobile Army Surgical Hospital.

I just read that and was thinking about the GLPers on that side of the state

Interesting

The patient is currently in airborne containment

Its a smart move, once it gets into the hospital, every patient is at risk of catching it.

You know this for sure? Or just being a GLPer? (Lol)

I bet it’s precautionary based on the patients travel, family contact history

So this could very well be a legit possibility, we should hear soon hopefully

no just screwing with the CCP and Russian troll farms

Fingers crossed it’s only a suspicion

I’m sorry to post with such little info but I figured it’s just as much worth it to try and follow any leads possible

LMAOOOOOO

Say mixed race and the trolls will go cacadoodledoo

30 minutes from me


I’m staying away from bigger cities and people in general just because of the normal flu season which has been devastating in Michigan

My family has a company in Rockford, ugh

I posted the day the 19 virus broke on GLP

Once it’s in the airport

It’s everywhere

Stay healthy

Don’t get sick

The flu is more as deadly than coronavirus right now, it may not spread as fast but it’s deadly too

Cytokine storm is what to watch out for, doctors don’t know why some people get it and not others

If you get sick from flu, pneumonia, corona don't use any herbs or medications that are immune stimulants, that worsens the CS, which is already in hyper overload

There stages of CS, learn the stages, curtail it the early stages



The Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events classifications for CRS as of version 4.03 issued in 2010 were:

Grade 1: Mild reaction, infusion interruption not indicated; intervention not indicated

Grade 2: Therapy or infusion interruption indicated but responds promptly to symptomatic treatment (e.g., antihistamines, NSAIDS, narcotics, IV fluids); prophylactic medications indicated for <=24 hrs

Grade 3: Prolonged (e.g., not rapidly responsive to symptomatic medication and/or brief interruption of infusion); recurrence of symptoms following initial improvement; hospitalization indicated for clinical sequelae (e.g., renal impairment, pulmonary infiltrates)

Grade 4: Life-threatening consequences; pressor or ventilatory support indicated

Grade 5: Death

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I haven’t seen any body ill this year

Mild winter in the metro

Some seasons it’s like every single person you see is coughing

I self quarantine until spring

I’m flying next week and honestly it’s the first time I’ve been hesitant to fly because of illnesses

You stay healthy too!