Clown World: 17 yr. old Covid patient in Texas hospital has bag placed over her head - Update Pg. 6 - Hospital Admits to Protocol

Yep. Inflict their torture on them and see how fast these "protocols" disappear.

All these medical need to be executed after Nuremburg Trials and we fucking need to get those going ASAP! Can't legally say the swift end to anyone trying to that to a loved one instead of administering sane, merciful kind and make the patient comfortable and bring ease, no masks and nothing like this, with full family around and no tyranny, informed voluntary consent but still 100% the best real medical treatments with the best non risky dangerous treatments or swift trials and executions of all staff.

Through with it. Time for the human race to serve and protect the children, your families and DEMAND NUREMBURG TRIALS AND EXECUTIONS FROM THE TOP JUDGES, POLITICIANS, PHARMA'S, MEDIA DOWN!

Amen to that!

She is wearing a mask duffus!!!! Guess Masks don't work hmmmm?

UPDATE: THE HOSPITAL ADMITS THAT THIS IS PROTOCOL!!!!!

In a statement released by Odessa-based Medical Center Health System CEO and President Russell Tippin, the hospital acknowledged the incident occurred and claimed plastic bags are used on Covid patients to prevent “airborne spread,” despite the fact the young woman is observed wearing a face mask.

“Medical Center Hospital is aware of a photo of a COVID patient being transported within the hospital showing a plastic drape over the patient’s head and upper torso,” the statement said. “MCH has spoken with the mother of the patient and discussed the patient’s treatment during her extended stay, including the use of the patient drape.”

The so-called “patient drape” was a plastic bag labeled “equipment cover.”

“We were pleased to have the mother reach out to us to address the situation,” Tippin stated. “Our top priority will always be the safety and care of our patients. We are always willing to listen to our patient’s experiences to better communicate with them to make sure they are comfortable.”

The statement continued: “Per MCH policy and CDC guidelines, a patient must wear a mask at all times, and this is our preferred method of protection for patients within the hospital.”

“In certain circumstances, the use of a clear, plastic drape or covering for COVID patients during transport is used to prevent the virus from airborne spread to staff and other patients, especially in tight areas such as hallways and elevators. Those circumstances include if the patient refuses to wear a mask or keep it on, is unable to tolerate a mask or has an aerosol-generating procedure. A draped patient is never left unattended and is already on some form of oxygen or breathing assistance. As with any other medical procedure, the patient and/or guardian has the right to refuse the form of protection.”

The hospital director added that staff had received numerous threats after the photo showing the plastic-wrapped patient went viral.