What are you doing during quarantine?

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The discussion revolves around the experiences and challenges faced during a period of self-quarantine due to a medical emergency. Participants share their daily routines, which include working from home, managing household chores, and coping with the emotional impact of the crisis. Many express concerns about the economy and the health risks associated with COVID-19, while also discussing the difficulties in accessing essential supplies like toilet paper and medications. Some participants highlight the importance of maintaining social distancing while still finding ways to stay active, such as exercising at home or going for walks when permitted. There are discussions about the implications of quarantine measures, with some expressing skepticism about how long these restrictions will last. The conversation also touches on the need for community support and the potential for volunteers to assist in essential services during the crisis. Overall, the thread captures a mix of personal reflections, practical advice, and a sense of solidarity amidst uncertainty.
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but i am thinking of other thing about pneumonia :

could we use ultra sonic weaves plus some liquid (we add to enhance ultra sonic effect) and a pressure lowering vacuum to atomize the water inside the lung and let it out of the patienteven we may use soap droplets to dissolve inside the pulmonary surfactant
 
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When in quarantine, be like Darth Vader :smile::

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  • #204
hagopbul said:
can we desing a ventelator that can suck water from the lung using pulsed pressure difference in the lung that idea came to my after @Dr. Courtney basement experiments
Designing a machine to pull the moisture out of the aeoveli is difficult (because they are normally very flexible little air sacs), if possible at all. I think the best you could do would be to have some sort of dessicant presence in the ET tube (endotrachial tube) or other means to supply dry air, while still supplying O2 and evacuating CO2 effectively during ventilations. The goal would be to supply super-dry air to the lungs during respirator ventillations, to try to dry out the aeoveli over time.
 
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hagopbul said:
did some laundry , then waste some time on social media

I'm replacing a sewer line:
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Stephen Tashi said:
I'm replacing a sewer line:
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Come to my flat! I had to have a plumber come and repair the outlet in the kitchen which leaked when the washing machine ran. Just testing it now for the first time...
 
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There is a question

What is the common thing between China , Europe , and the USA
 
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hagopbul said:
There is a question

What is the common thing between China , Europe , and the USA
Love of tasty noodles?
 
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No the culture of under cooked meats
 
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If you don't cook those meats properly they go straight to your lungs!
 
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Stephen Tashi said:
I'm replacing a sewer line:
I've been thinking about doing something similar, but I realized it was just a pipe dream.
 
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rsk said:
If you don't cook those meats properly they go straight to your lungs!

it is just some thinking all around the place as we don't have any thing to do in quarantine timemaybe SARS is just a side effect of something weakening or disorienting the immune system

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4268397/

under cook meats contain a lot of biological substances , viruses , bacteria ...etc

maybe something hitting the blood and the SARS is just a side effect of it

statistics is also some thing to look intohttps://aidsinfo.nih.gov/drugs/569/chloroquine/0/patient

i don't know why every one is talking about this drug but it is also related to hiv treatment
 
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what about some unclear behavior of immune system?
 
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Unfortunately, this thread will need to remain closed. It started well, but has gone off the rails recently with too much work needed to clean it up.

Please keep technical/medical discussions in the Medical forum with appropriate references cited, and if there are general discussions about our current situations, please avoid technical/medical speculations, and please let's do our best to avoid political statements (I know that is especially hard right now).

Oops, I had to give myself an infraction for that last parenthetical comment. :wink:

Please be safe everyone, and keep supporting each other through this difficult time. Thanks.
 
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