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KinjiMuto_3 03/15/20 6:37:11 PM #1: |
do you agree that the younger people (who have a much better chance at survival) should get first rights to treatment?
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ssk9716757 03/15/20 6:39:51 PM #2: |
Older people are at highest risk of dying without intervention so this makes no sense
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Steve Nick 03/15/20 6:41:10 PM #3: |
young and healthy people are literally just getting a 2-day fever and no other symptoms.
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LampChop 03/15/20 6:42:08 PM #4: |
Young can fight it. The old cannot, or has the lower chance. Therefore the old should be the priority. Unless the young has a serious underlying disease.
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Tenlaar 03/15/20 6:44:42 PM #5: |
Younger people with high risk factors -> older people -> younger people without high risk factors
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The23rdMagus 03/15/20 6:46:42 PM #6: |
Last I checked, that's how triage works. If resources are limited, you treat the people who are most likely to respond positively to treatment and survive.
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kingdrake2 03/15/20 6:48:21 PM #7: |
The23rdMagus posted...
Last I checked, that's how triage works. If resources are limited, you treat the people who are most likely to respond positively to treatment and survive. this, also works in severity if alot of people waiting to be seen. --- Explorers In The Further Regions Of Experience, demons to some, Angels To Others: Pinhead ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Elmer_Glue 03/15/20 6:52:41 PM #8: |
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KinjiMuto_3 03/15/20 6:59:36 PM #9: |
The23rdMagus posted...
Last I checked, that's how triage works. If resources are limited, you treat the people who are most likely to respond positively to treatment and survive. I hope so. I dont like the idea that everyone isnt getting the same treatment but realistically some places have to make the decision - at least the protocol sounds legit ... Copied to Clipboard!
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RchHomieQuanChi 03/15/20 7:00:46 PM #10: |
I mean, young people can survive with the virus so they don't need much attention.
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Complete_Idi0t 03/15/20 7:01:55 PM #11: |
They should treat Donald trump first and who cares about everyone else?
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KinjiMuto_3 03/15/20 7:02:17 PM #12: |
RchHomieQuanChi posted...
I mean, young people can survive with the virus so they don't need much attention. It's not about who had the better chance when both patients have a chance at death - you have to decide is it worth potentially saving a 20yo or a 90yo ... Copied to Clipboard!
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ElatedVenusaur 03/15/20 7:12:50 PM #13: |
Absolutely. A young person in acute distress in need of intubation is going to stand a better chance of recovery than an old person.
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Newhopes 03/15/20 7:14:39 PM #14: |
You have to go with the person with the highest chance of recovery which would be the young person 99% of the time
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