Thursday, October 02, 2014

Two Patients Quarantined in Kentucky With Ebola-Like Symptoms

Barack Hussein Ebola

Lex18 reported:
Two patients in Kentucky with Ebola-like symptoms have been quarantined for examination.
After the first case of Ebola was diagnosed in the US, doctors say they don’t want to take any risks even though the two patients in Kentucky tested negative for the infection.
“The business of detecting it and finding out what it is, we’re in good shape. If we get cases we need to be working more closely with the hospitals to see how we will manage individual cases,” said Dr. Rice Leach, commissioner of health at the Fayette County Health Department. ” But where did you get it, what is it, and who did you give it to? So far we’re in great shape because we’ve practiced this thing three times going back as far as Anthrax, H1N1 and vaccine shortage 10 years ago.”
Doctors will be taking every precaution necessary when it comes to patients who suffer Ebola-like symptoms.

4 comments:

Unknown said...

Hi Pasto, unrelated but a glimpse in to the future: http://forward.com/articles/206768/

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Anonymous said...

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Pastorius said...

You think Obama knew Ebola was coming to the US?

Always On Watch said...

1) Nobody suffering from the primary symptoms of Ebola can be turned away from care for lack of insurance or ability to pay.

They wouldn't be turned away, anyway.

What are the costs so far for our coping with Ebola here in the United States?

What I've heard so far: $5 million on the special CD airplane for transporting Americans with Ebola out of the hot zones in Africa.