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Last week, the head nurse of a cardiac ward in a major city hospital told me how they make the rabbit hole for 'cases'. It goes something like this:
Person goes to doctor and gets rapid tested and blood tested. The rapid test is positive (FIRST CASE) and is told the blood test results will come in 3 days...
Before the patient leaves they are scheduled a virtual visit.
Virtual visit confirms blood test is positive. (SECOND CASE)
virtual visit dr. tells patient to go get tested again...
Next day, rapid test confirms covid.
THIRD CASE same patient, less than a week.
Follow-up visit patient gets tested again for the 4th time.
Test positives despite being asymptomatic
FOURTH CASE SAME PATIENT.
The critical data point they are leaving out is how many test's one person has had done. One person can get tested every single day and produce a positive result and its counted as 'one case'.
Iām there with you. The past few covidView reports the cdc has been adding this nifty graph of weekly hospitalization rate. Pretty telling of this whole situation even when the numbers are manipulated (ie hospitalized WITH covid vs hospitalized FOR covid)
It's a religion. A fully pagan religion.
Last week, the head nurse of a cardiac ward in a major city hospital told me how they make the rabbit hole for 'cases'. It goes something like this:
Person goes to doctor and gets rapid tested and blood tested. The rapid test is positive (FIRST CASE) and is told the blood test results will come in 3 days... Before the patient leaves they are scheduled a virtual visit.
Virtual visit confirms blood test is positive. (SECOND CASE) virtual visit dr. tells patient to go get tested again... Next day, rapid test confirms covid. THIRD CASE same patient, less than a week.
Follow-up visit patient gets tested again for the 4th time. Test positives despite being asymptomatic FOURTH CASE SAME PATIENT.
The critical data point they are leaving out is how many test's one person has had done. One person can get tested every single day and produce a positive result and its counted as 'one case'.
You forgot the most important thing.
The assumed cases based on the positives. They assume the whole household they're apart of is infected and counted as such.
Each positive would then equal 3-4 (depending) then they repeat that four times as you Mentioned.
One person can equal tens of cases without even having it.
!Quality content alert!
Iām there with you. The past few covidView reports the cdc has been adding this nifty graph of weekly hospitalization rate. Pretty telling of this whole situation even when the numbers are manipulated (ie hospitalized WITH covid vs hospitalized FOR covid)
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/covid-data/covidview/10232020/images/lab-confirmed-hospitalizations-weekly.gif