And to think, I had to get my extremely resistant infection while I was a patient in the hospital. That was in July. I’m still fighting it.
Long_Piccolo2296 on
Bruh. I can’t even wear socks most days because I get so overheated.
TheDesertDookie on
“I fight infectious diseases in a rubber suit all day… really seals in the flavor,”
24-magic-carrots on
Hmm, maybe he should put two more layers on
GrannyFlash7373 on
One could be fooled into thinking that they were preparing for a trip to Pluto.
Ohm_stop_resisting on
This is not the highest level of biohazard equipment btw.
StudliestMuffen on
He’s gotta be sweating as he puts all that on
LosBonus85 on
„I can’t breathe under my Mask Karen“ is heavy breathing
queen-adreena on
Kinda wild that we can treat bubonic plague with a 10-day course of antibiotics now, yet it used to wipe out entire generations.
Modern medicine is amazing.
ogauno247 on
After use everything is burned and the man inside is deep cleaned. The best way to ensure success and safety is through thoroughly getting rid of possible points of failure. It’s incredibly efficient.
Oddly, it’s actually easier to work in a BSL4 containment lab, in terms of gowning up, than it is for lower containment BSL3.
Jensthename1 on
This is nothing compared to level 3 hazmat suits , the United States deployed these to Africa during the Ebola breakout, they were in a bubble essentially, 3 layers and airtight and tertiary layers in case the outer suit was punctured. They have same form for radiation exposure.
Glitzernder_Pirat on
When I was in the hospital a few weeks ago, I could see from a distance how a visitor entered the room of a highly contagious patient (Doors have bright orange paper taped to it). I was at the other end of the hallway. I told the nurses, who turned pale and sent me to my room. Then we had two highly contagious patients on the ward.
LazarusSquared on
Now the colder than normal air doesn’t seem so bad…
phantasybm on
Meanwhile when Covid was new and the strain was killing people nurses got trash bags and had to reuse their N95s for days while doctors didn’t even enter the room but sent nurses in holding phones on speaker.
glucoseboy on
Another interesting video, the precise steps and steps they remove those protective layers to prevent contamination after the exposure.
khalamar on
“I ain’t wearing no mask, I can’t breathe with that shit”.
nefariousjordy on
I love when they say doctors lol. Most often it’s nurses and assistants.
Rare_Cause_1735 on
I’d rather use a full-face P100 at that point. They aren’t expensive.
Clear-Site6070 on
Lol I had to do this in the Army (CBRN) but with thicker material (level A & B hazmat suits) and 90 degrees plus heat while moving casualties. (Field training)
Saltillokid11 on
How do those goggle not fog up? When I wear mask and protective glasses/goggles they always fog up on me
Drakorai on
Imagine having your glasses fog up *after* you put all that on
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Why not a heavy duty respirator?
What’s the stuff he puts on his face first?
Aaaaaaand now he realized he forgot to pee.
Cant imagine how bad the first layer smells
And to think, I had to get my extremely resistant infection while I was a patient in the hospital. That was in July. I’m still fighting it.
Bruh. I can’t even wear socks most days because I get so overheated.
“I fight infectious diseases in a rubber suit all day… really seals in the flavor,”
Hmm, maybe he should put two more layers on
One could be fooled into thinking that they were preparing for a trip to Pluto.
This is not the highest level of biohazard equipment btw.
He’s gotta be sweating as he puts all that on
„I can’t breathe under my Mask Karen“ is heavy breathing
Kinda wild that we can treat bubonic plague with a 10-day course of antibiotics now, yet it used to wipe out entire generations.
Modern medicine is amazing.
After use everything is burned and the man inside is deep cleaned. The best way to ensure success and safety is through thoroughly getting rid of possible points of failure. It’s incredibly efficient.
https://preview.redd.it/ug7qfl6lvwvf1.jpeg?width=500&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e6edd44ac05b72644e5c2583b5dcf7665ae4486c
This one is cooler
“Masks don’t work”
Oddly, it’s actually easier to work in a BSL4 containment lab, in terms of gowning up, than it is for lower containment BSL3.
This is nothing compared to level 3 hazmat suits , the United States deployed these to Africa during the Ebola breakout, they were in a bubble essentially, 3 layers and airtight and tertiary layers in case the outer suit was punctured. They have same form for radiation exposure.
When I was in the hospital a few weeks ago, I could see from a distance how a visitor entered the room of a highly contagious patient (Doors have bright orange paper taped to it). I was at the other end of the hallway. I told the nurses, who turned pale and sent me to my room. Then we had two highly contagious patients on the ward.
Now the colder than normal air doesn’t seem so bad…
Meanwhile when Covid was new and the strain was killing people nurses got trash bags and had to reuse their N95s for days while doctors didn’t even enter the room but sent nurses in holding phones on speaker.
Another interesting video, the precise steps and steps they remove those protective layers to prevent contamination after the exposure.
“I ain’t wearing no mask, I can’t breathe with that shit”.
I love when they say doctors lol. Most often it’s nurses and assistants.
I’d rather use a full-face P100 at that point. They aren’t expensive.
Lol I had to do this in the Army (CBRN) but with thicker material (level A & B hazmat suits) and 90 degrees plus heat while moving casualties. (Field training)
How do those goggle not fog up? When I wear mask and protective glasses/goggles they always fog up on me
Imagine having your glasses fog up *after* you put all that on
Guess this is why hospitals are so cold
Ready for battle
https://preview.redd.it/3ec6u0h12xvf1.jpeg?width=758&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a0a086185f17a7ff011f6a4e934548024c80ee73
None of this is needed. I hear there are churches with machines that can shoot down disease at 100mph. /s
Used to do house cleaning, and this was pretty much exactly how we would dress for intense deep cleans.
“Intense” being the appropriate word for “complete cesspit of a house so covered in filth that human life is not welcome there.”