This is true. A good portion of our congenital heart disease patients have goal saturation’s in the 80’s and live in the 70’s or 80’s for years.Interestingly,
@SC MMA MD is probably more comfortable with that idea than many people that deal with adults. He sees heart kids and they often have goal oxygen saturations that are astonishingly low and the kids are just going around doing very fine. And if you try to over oxygenate them to get them to a "normal" level you can do harm to them.
These kids are starting off with saturation’s like that from the womb, so they initially have high percentages of fetal hemoglobin and then run high hematocrits as an adaptation to the lowers SaO2. It would be interesting to see if there could be a role for permissive hypoxia to some degree in COVID-19 patients.
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You have to shoot your allotment of ammo or your unit gets less next year. We did the same thing with fucking $30k artillery rounds. That was fun.
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I didn't know that little people could become medical professionals.
DOUBLE BURN!!! BOOM ROASTED!!!
(For those keeping score at home, that was me calling
@Splinty the "N word" for Little People, and insinuating that @conor mcgregor nut hugger is also a small man himself......... Some of you here I just don't know about, I swear, you're like a bunch of retarded midgets)
Just a heads up, those the defend the Captain in Congress acknowledge he went outside the chain of command.
full statement here
HASC Leadership Joint Statement on the Dismissal of U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt Captain
That is the closest thing to corroborating evidence you can get. They're against the firing and would have been happy to point out that he followed the appropriate steps.
That leaves just opinions on risks and benefits on removal (at this time anyways). But it doesn't appear to be some Navy Department cover up. Quite the opposite.
The statement there suggests the Navy setup Captain Crozier for failure by not giving him enough training and guidance on responding to COVID19 threat. That's a reasonable focus for leadership decisions, but doesn't change the Captains actions.
Like
@Sex Chicken and your step mom...Agree to disagree?
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At least he didn’t call you a chomo defender
Nice?
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I read that last week. It's possible he lacks the documentation that proves he reported it as he should have and that nothing was done. Unlikely but possible. I'm not sure how such reporting would take place and if there would be a written record of it. I'm guessing there would be.
I just don't see why a guy who was on his way to becoming admiral would throw his military career away unless he thought the problem was too big to simply "fall in line and wait for orders". That he tested positive for COVID-19 may add some weight to this speculation.
dog looking at u like wtf bru
dad is all sober and shit
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I'm not sure that his career is over nor do I think this was 'f it all' moment by him. It's a memo that shouldn't have been sent like it was and either intentionally or accidentally became a public spectacle as direct result. It makes sense to me that he can't stay in that position once his actions turned that into a public spectacle. I think his memo is very professional and if he was penalized just for that, it seems an egregious response. But if indeed, the upcoming Navy internal investigation finds the same as the above, that he failed to do the early steps appropriately, this isn't just the Navy saving face. It's moving a guy that has set the wrong tone in how to get things done.
This. I know he's been self isolating for a while.
Do you think the world will panic if he passes away? Is he a big enough figurehead to get everyone's attention that this is dangerous?
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I adopted him about 2 years ago and his old owners had him hooked on booze
I think it would have a massive impact. But the press release is saying and I quote
'on the advice of his doctor the pm has been admitted to hospital for tests.
This is a precautionary step, as the pm continues to have persistent symptoms of corona ten days after testing positive.'
I would say it must be more than precautionary to go into hospital.
He could have the best doctors attend number 10. This feels like it's serious but not death serious.
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Do you love him
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According to my 23 & Me in 23% Sub Saharan African, so I'm allowed to reference it
No, he is seven types of cunt.
I don't want him to die but I'd be happy enough to see him suffer. His lack of planning, indifference and herd plan makes him quite an easy target for schadenfreude.
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You love Brexit admit it!!!
This kind of goes along with our previous discussion on new data needing to get out there now rather than later.
Former FDA commissioner calls on CDC to release more data on coronavirus patients
Former FDA commissioner calls on CDC to release more data on coronavirus patients
It's not really something that generates that type of emotion tbh