Oklahoma City Ready For Coronavirus

https://kfor.com/news/local/okc-county-health-dept-officials-say-coronavirus-preparedness-in-place/


Good morning all,

Per ...

They started in 2002.

Compliments to Emergency Administrator Blane Baldig. He and his staff are flickers of light from the candle in the desert night.

Oklahoma: ...... OK !

 

Coronavirus seems to be the gift that keeps on giving.

"Coronavirus infects woman in Japan for the second time"

https://www.foxnews.com/health/coro...an-for-the-second-time-a-first-in-the-country

In China, people have been getting better, then the virus returns. Or, a person will have a mild form of the virus for about one week, then all of a sudden it gets much worse, they begin having severe pulmonary problems, then they die.

This virus can be spread by a person who has no symptoms. This virus can be spread by those who "are better, are cured."

This virus is evolving and health officials really don't know what is with they are dealing.

If you are a physician, for what length of time do you tell your Covid-19 patient to stay out of work? If you are a Dept. of Health official, what guidelines do you have for your community?

 

Good morning Old Geezer,

So true; The health officials are not sure what they're dealing with.

The public health aspects share importance with the other components of our society. Mass panics must be prevented. People going to school and work must be clearly addressed.

Don't know what the physicians are telling the patients - nor the community health officials. I do know that other than broad guidelines, the specifics have yet to be presented. Does Worker's Comp kick in ? Plus, all the rest of the et cetra questions to be addressed.