I don't have an agenda. I would use anything that works. You said you had proof, but can't link to anything

Apr 5, 2020
5:09:53pm

SJS Shaky place kicker

And you've called me arrogant twice in this thread, which I've ignored until now. Discussing this with you is going no where. Don't bother responding unless you find a link to a good study.

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My trucker friend just went to the ER by ambulance with an O2 sat of 75

OU Cougar

4/5/20 2:48pm

Most hospitals I know of aren't allowing visitors

Jericho

4/5/20 2:49pm

Even spouses and kids.

zephyr

4/5/20 2:49pm

Yep, many hospitals have shut it down. If you are COVID positive and in the

DJROSS

4/5/20 6:02pm

I highly doubt they are allowing visitors

RexIdaCoug

4/5/20 2:49pm

You shouldn’t. I know you want to but hospital is not where you want to be

SouthernBlueBlood

4/5/20 2:49pm

Usually not. You wouldn’t be able to get into room anyways

cougfanz

4/5/20 2:50pm

No visits are allowed. Hospital policy.

Slim

4/5/20 2:50pm

You'll have to make up a story about being his family.

Conan

4/5/20 2:56pm

Each patient has to designate

CHANCHO

4/5/20 2:56pm

I doubt they’d let anyone visit a Covid positive patient

PHXSUNS31

4/5/20 2:58pm

You are probably right. I was just

CHANCHO

4/5/20 2:59pm

You’re good, wasn’t trying to contradict you, just adding information.

PHXSUNS31

4/5/20 3:10pm

They won't let anyone come visit a covid positive patient in an IHC hospital.

Slim

4/5/20 2:59pm

Poor guy.

Malathion

4/5/20 2:57pm

How old is he?

kC Cougar

4/5/20 2:57pm

48. Diabetic and overweight. His wife is a nurse in a nursing home

OU Cougar

4/5/20 3:02pm

Posted on my FO yesterday. I hope deeklyfer doesn’t mind

travelcoug

4/5/20 3:05pm

Very common to have a high FiO2 (the 70% oxygen number you quoted) immediately after intubation

SJS

4/5/20 3:07pm

Also very common for users of hydroxychloroquine

travelcoug

4/5/20 3:14pm

RE: Also very common for users of hydroxychloroquine

SJS

4/5/20 3:33pm

Proof?

travelcoug

4/5/20 3:52pm

The burden of proof is on you, sir. Show me a large, prospective study that shows that plaquenil or any other medication

SJS

4/5/20 4:01pm

So ridiculous to not save lives because you are so arrogant.

travelcoug

4/5/20 4:08pm

Link to said studies?

SJS

4/5/20 4:14pm

Here is info

travelcoug

4/5/20 4:38pm

Sorry, I’m not looking for news reports or CB posts

SJS

4/5/20 4:48pm

Do you think it should be used at all? I admit I haven’t read this entire

tander123

4/5/20 4:51pm

I'm saying I haven't seen any proof from legitimate medical literature that it works

SJS

4/5/20 5:03pm

So you are against it being used right now?

tander123

4/5/20 5:07pm

I'm against using anything until there is success demonstrated

SJS

4/5/20 5:11pm

Thanks for clarifying. I generally would agree if we had the time. I’m ok

tander123

4/5/20 5:16pm

Well duh genius. How long has COVID-19 been around...not long enough to complete a study.

TheLoneCougar

4/6/20 7:58am

Wait two years and remember to have the integrity to reject this if you have

travelcoug

4/5/20 4:54pm

So the final answer is: no, you don't have a link.

SJS

4/5/20 5:01pm

Your final answer it’s ok if people die as long as my agenda lives

travelcoug

4/5/20 5:05pm

I don't have an agenda. I would use anything that works. You said you had proof, but can't link to anything

SJS

4/5/20 5:09pm

Doctors that use it and have had hundreds of successes no failures statistical

travelcoug

4/5/20 5:14pm

Again, you shouldn't post on this until you have a real study. Thanks though.

SJS

4/5/20 5:19pm

Sometimes when it's a matter of life or death

bigjohn

4/5/20 5:41pm

That's very much not the meaning of "statistical proof". It's a bunch of anecdotes.

mik3

4/5/20 5:28pm

You're correct - see my post below

Euskal Herria

4/5/20 5:19pm

Not worth your time engaging with his guy about Plaquenil.

Euskal Herria

4/5/20 5:15pm

The invitation to live as a man of integrity and reject the drug for use with

travelcoug

4/5/20 5:19pm

Nope - said I'd use it if hospitalized. Please read the whole post. Maybe you

Euskal Herria

4/5/20 5:21pm

Agreed, discussing with him further seems pointless. Good post by yourself though.

SJS

4/5/20 5:20pm

RE: Not worth your time engaging with his guy about Plaquenil.

Slim

4/5/20 5:55pm

The doctor is in!

mik3

4/5/20 3:40pm

It is an approved treatment and world wide it is recognized as the best treatmen

travelcoug

4/5/20 3:56pm

Also false

SJS

4/5/20 3:58pm

It's promising, but IMO a clinical trial is vastly superior to a survey.

mik3

4/5/20 4:00pm

No duh. Of course. No one is saying they wouldn’t prefer to have a long

travelcoug

4/5/20 5:02pm

So many straw men, not I'm wondering if they were on sale somewhere.

mik3

4/5/20 5:07pm

Yup it is working so well for intubated patients in NY.

DrJazzy

4/5/20 5:40pm

These truckers are still moving throughout the country. I’ve had some refuse to

RC Vikings

4/5/20 3:23pm

Vulnerable patient group as well. Typically have every risk factor

cougfanz

4/5/20 3:24pm

Double their pay. These guys HAVE to keep bringing food to the masses

Croweater

4/5/20 7:15pm

Really the lifeblood of our economy.

J-Rod

4/5/20 7:25pm

Where is he from?

Coug-Ida

4/5/20 6:09pm

From Idaho Falls he thinks he got it taking a load of potatoes to Chicago

OU Cougar

4/5/20 6:38pm

Thanks

Coug-Ida

4/5/20 7:21pm

I know one of the ER docs there!

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