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2 Florida Hospitals in LOCKDOWN!
NBC-2 ^
| 10-22-02
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Posted on 10/22/2002 4:25:33 PM PDT by SolomonSemperFi
6:53 p.m. - The Lee Memorial Hospital Emergency Room has also been closed. Anyone needing emergency services should call 911 and they will direct you to the nearest hospital. 5:30 p.m. - The Cape Coral Hospital Emergency Room has been closed. They are under a "code gray" alert. All emergency traffic is being re-routed to Lee Memorial Hospital in Fort Myers. According to Lee County E.M.S., the shutdown is related to someone who came into the E.R. with an infectious disease.
TOPICS: Crime/Corruption; Miscellaneous; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: hospital; infectiousdisease
To: SolomonSemperFi
Any more information??? I live outside K.C. and last night they had a smallpox scare...it turned out to be chickenpox.
To: SolomonSemperFi
Smallpox or ebola?
To: SolomonSemperFi
To: SolomonSemperFi
Does this worry anyone more than the sniper?
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posted on
10/22/2002 4:28:11 PM PDT
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Snowy
To: SolomonSemperFi
Oh, my God, please no...
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posted on
10/22/2002 4:28:27 PM PDT
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copycat
To: SolomonSemperFi
2 in Lockdown ? Where is that first thread ? It must be Pox or E-Bola type symptoms.
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posted on
10/22/2002 4:28:41 PM PDT
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cmsgop
To: SolomonSemperFi
Wonder what code grey means. Wonder if it's smallpox.
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10/22/2002 4:28:47 PM PDT
by
Debo
To: SolomonSemperFi
Oh, oh!
Here it comes!
(Stand in line for your vaccinations!)
To: KsSunflower
To: Debo
Code gray: infectious disease
Code pink: infant abduction
Code red : fire
Code orange: radioactive incident
There isn't a specific code for each infectious disease.
To: copycat
"
Oh, my God, please no..."
What?
Dramaqueen alert?
To: Debo
5. Code Gray, another important program at NCH, has established a protocol for paramedics to immediately assess the condition and needs of patients who suffer a recognizable stroke. Immediate x-ray diagnosis is key. Approximately 80% of strokes are thrombotic (blood vessel blockage by clot) and can be treated with brain-saving drugs. In order to minimize the effects of this type of stroke, the patient must undergo treatment within three hours of the stroke's onset.
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10/22/2002 4:35:37 PM PDT
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copycat
To: SolomonSemperFi
Both hospitals have been reopened. It has been determined that the patient in question did not have an infectious disease according to the NBC-2 web site.
Chuck
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posted on
10/22/2002 4:38:33 PM PDT
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NewChief
To: VaBthang4
(snicker)
To: SolomonSemperFi
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To: VaBthang4
Just a short public prayer...
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posted on
10/22/2002 4:42:26 PM PDT
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copycat
To: VaBthang4
Looks like my prayer was answered...;^)
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10/22/2002 4:43:33 PM PDT
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copycat
To: copycat
LOL
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