Ah, those front line heroes of fiscal prudence, speeding the liabilities to their write offs.
Suck and Blow the life right out of you
Option C: they were past saving when put on the ventilator.
They have to be prepared to take lots of time and attention to wean patients off who are on more than a couple of days. That is especially true for the elderly.
And they don’t way too often.
Besides killing patients in nursing homes, New York did a great job of killing patients on respirators. The death rate for patients on respirators is high at just under 40%, but they were able to achieve an over 85% with Covid patients.
Patients on respirators actually got twice the money from the government. Who cares if they lived or died, there were other treatment methods and other less intrusive devices that could have worked and saved countless lifes.
The death rate could likely be cut in half if you remove the unnecessary respirators usage and infecting nursing homes on purpose from the equation.
Hmmm. Dr. Judy Mikovits has been saying this, but Dr. Fauci said she was “proven wrong”. YouTube censors her by removing her videos. Very, interesting now others notice the same.
As a non-medical person, are there manufacture and / or medical school warnings that even proper use of ventilators on a patient that doesn’t actually need one can lead to death?
Who could have seen this coming? /S
[[New York’s largest hospital system probing whether ventilators caused coronavirus deaths]]
They should be probing whether denying HCQ and Zinc in the early stages of covid resulted in 10’s of 1000’s of unnecessary deaths or not-
You get much better results just putting the patient on their stomach. It’s called proning. Instant relief.
In olden days they’d bleed you to death, and that with the same smug self-assurance as today’s doctors.
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It had something to do with force and damaging. I'll go find it.
So PresiyTrump promptly stepped up and used the Defense Act to make an automobile manufacturer to retool and produce a million ventilators.
Heh, heh...oops, so sorry. We goofed. I’m sure the press, Fauci and all libs will apologize.
But there are no easy answers. The alternative mechanism provides more of a risk of spreading the virus to hospital staffers if a patient’s breath spews the virus into the air..."
Isn't there an equal possibility of risk for spreading the virus when you have to remove an invasive ventilator tube from an infected person? Just asking.
The pulmonary doctor from Brooklyn posted a video saying that ventilators were the wrong treatment. If I recall correctly that was at least a month ago. I am pretty sure he was shown to be a real MD and made an appearance on one of the Fox shows.
It looks like they may. And liberal governors want more of them.