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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Over the weekend there was an article that mentioned many of the rising covid hospitalizations here in AZ were not because of covid, but rather the people happened to have covid. The people are asymptomatic, but testing positive when going in for the months long postponed non-emergency surgeries. So yes, the person has a hospital bed. And yes, they have covid. But they're not in that bed because of covid. I reached out to a couple of nurse friends to get the scoop and they both said they're busy, because there is a nurse shortage here, but it's not covid keeping them busy - I think NW hospital only has 3 covid patients total. [/quote] You don't get a hospital bed if you test positive without symptoms. [/quote] So you are saying that article was incorrect? That someone who tested positive, without symptoms, would not have the bed for the scheduled procedure, but would instead be sent home? I wondered the same, which is why I was hoping someone would decipher that article.[/quote] At least in MD, the entire reason you get tested a few days before your procedure is to ensure you are negative. They don’t want to intubate a covid positive patient (a procedure that just spews virus particles literally everywhere in the room) if they can help it.[/quote]
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