To: Jim Noble
What I meant was- how does the CDC/NIH protect their workers in their level 4 labs? Those protocols must be used to protect health care workers.They have strict protocols for decontamination, with showers, etc.
They have much lower risk of infection in a level 4 lab, because everything is contained behind a hood. If you are in the real world, such as a hospital, you have blood, diarrhea, a combative patient, all exposing the nurse to a higher risk.
Use biolevel 4 safety precautions, not the isolation protocols we use for the common flu in the hospital.
191 posted on
10/12/2014 9:36:22 AM PDT by
kaila
To: kaila
Let me put it another way.
If level 2 protocols are all that’s needed, why is the CDC wasting so much taxpayer money with level 4 protocols...?
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