Afrodoc2, read this please and tell me what you think especially the CPAP alternative

https://mol.im/a/8230775

pamcode:
The way Scholes was deleted by Messi everytime they met was orgasmic. No wonder He and Iniesta ran to collect his shirt the next time they met in a final.

https://mobile.twitter.com/TheFutbolPage/status/1251216356223209474

Ọmọ no be only Scholes ó....even Carrick chop am small....

Messi do Scholes dirty sotey commentator ask " How old is?...oh he's 20, he's an old player"

airmark:


Scholes, the albino.

The one by the corner post it was almost like Messi did Abracadabra and disappeared. Lol

pamcode:
Wow! I understand for Gerd Muller but I didn't know Di Stefano and Eusebio were more prolific.

Many are more prolific including Romario, but Ronaldo 1994-1998 form is the best thing I've seen in my life with the exception of Messi, Maradona and Ororo

BlueRayDick:


Ọmọ no be only Scholes ó....even Carrick chop am small....

Messi do Scholes dirty sotey commentator ask " How old is?...oh he's 20, he's an old player"

I swear all those skillfull players can make their colleagues look like mumu. I remember Montero vs Ivanovic that year. Ivano wan die.

thorrvik55:


Same way some borrow to do marriage

This one is the funniest and most intriguing.

I know a couple that the bride family are rich and the groom family are just there. Initially the bride family was against both of them marrying but they later consented after persuasion from their daughter.

Long story short, the bride family gave the couple 5m for the wedding and they spent all the 5m on the wedding without even saving 1kobo.

3 months later things hit, the bride family refused to support them with a kobo, they told them that whenever they are hungry, they should watch the video of their wedding again, they will be full.

pamcode:
I swear all those skillfull players can make their colleagues look like mumu. I remember Montero vs Ivanovic that year. Ivano wan die.

Everyone Montero faced suffered

BlueRayDick:



See this guy o. Families wey get money fit kill 2 cows for wake keep, and as much as 6 cows for burial proper.

If bàbà come get children wey dey like GM level for Bank, oil and gas expatriates, etc....Dem fit use 4 big cooling vans ice assorted drinks both alcoholic and non-alcoholic

people come dey talk like say na only igbo people dey kill cow like that for burial.

pamcode:
The one by the corner post it was almost like Messi did Abracadabra and disappeared. Lol

Scholes was almost asking for police to come to his aid. It was as if Messi was dribbling a blind player.

Messi is a big cheat.

eph12:

It's possible to senior an uncle. Uncle does not mean seniority in age

He looks younger than Buhari tho

Greatihex:
people come dey talk like say na only igbo people dey kill cow like that for burial.

Who dey talk that one? Yorubas are known for parties. Where 'owambe' and 'aso ebi' originated from?

airmark:


Who dey talk that one? Yorubas are known for parties. Where 'owambe' and 'aso ebi' originated from?

Aswear.....I don't even think Igbos cook as much food as Yorubas do for parties. I think Igbos oust Yorubas in the drinks aspect, but when it comes to killing cows and cooking for parties ehn...u will even see people supporting Ur party with coolers of moin moin, ófada rice, ẹwà goin and Plantain etc

airmark:


Who dey talk that one? Yorubas are known for parties. Where 'owambe' and 'aso ebi' originated from?

someone told me that it is only old people, like 70 and above that the yoruba do burial ceremony for, is this true?

Greatihex:
someone told me that it is only old people, like 70 and above that the yoruba do burial ceremony for, is this true?

Not true but the big burial ceremony are always for the oldies.

Greatihex:
someone told me that it is only old people, like 70 and above that the yoruba do burial ceremony for, is this true?

In yorubaland, some see the death of a below 70yrs old, as 'untimely'. Hence, it's lowkey ceremony. Maybe that's what he meant.

We love meats during 'celebration of life well-spent' parties.

Ibime:
Afrodoc2, read this please and tell me what you think especially the CPAP alternative

https://mol.im/a/8230775

Interesting read. I actually watched the Kyle-Sidell video a couple of weeks ago and some of what he said was eye opening, in particular seeing patients with severe hypoxemia who appear clinically stable.

Critical care specialists and emergency physicians globally are still learning about this disease, which is why there is this ongoing debate about the optimal protocol for management.

My guess from what i have read is that COVID-19 does not attack the lungs of everybody the same way. You have some whose lungs show evidence of oedema and reduced compliance and would benefit from invasive mechanical ventilation (ARDS/Pneumonia picture) , and then you have others whose hypoxia is not due to lung oedema or reduced compliance but due to a ventilation/perfusion mismatch in the terminal areas of the lungs where gas exchange takes place(High altitude sickness picture).

The first group should benefit from ventilation but the second group might actually suffer from ventilation as the pressures needed in ventilation might cause damage to their lungs which were not damaged before.

I am not sure what role CPAP plays because you have to remember that CPAP still involves applying pressure so that the theoretical damage that can be inflicted by ventilators can also be inflicted by CPAP as well. However CPAP is less efficient and therefore you are maybe causing structural lung damage without giving much oxygenation benefit.
There is also the higher risk of aerosolization and transmission of infection with CPAP. In summary i think critical care physicians, emergency physicians, radiologists, and pathologists (carrying out autopsies) have to come together and discuss their findings before a consensus can be reached on how best to treat COVID-19 patients.

afrodoc2:

I am not sure what role CPAP plays because you have to remember that CPAP still involves applying pressure so that the theoretical damage that can be inflicted by ventilators can also be inflicted by CPAP as well. However CPAP is less efficient and therefore you are maybe causing structural lung damage without giving much oxygenation benefit.
There is also the higher risk of aerosolization and transmission of infection with CPAP. In summary i think critical care physicians, emergency physicians, radiologists, and pathologists (carrying out autopsies) have to come together and discuss their findings before a consensus can be reached on how best to treat COVID-19 patients.

Understood. Do you think there might be some marginal benefit in keeping a CPAP at home for early stage?

My brother in-law suffers with COPD and keeps a Bipap, nebuliser and such. From there, I learned about these things and bought a nebuliser and some saline to get my lungs in some shape for Covid. Had thoughts on a CPAP but dismissed it but this is making me have a rethink.

Ibime:


Understood. Do you think there might be some marginal benefit in keeping a CPAP at home for early stage?

My brother in-law suffers with COPD and keeps a Bipap, nebuliser and such. From there, I learned about these things and bought a nebuliser and some saline to get my lungs in some shape for Covid. Had thoughts on a CPAP but dismissed it but this is making me have a rethink.

CPAP theoretically may offer some benefit in terms of how we understand COVID-19 to attack some patients.
However how do you decide on the right settings to use in your specific case.
High flow nasal oxygen and CPAP are all options but if someone really requires them then he/she should be in the hospital.

larride:


Abba Kyari only offense was being Buhari CoS. Nothing more, nothing else.

May his soul RIP.

Chief of staff that negotiates power deals. Humour me.

See 4ckery in full display o.

NCDC : Avoid mass gatherings

Presidency: Chief of staff must be buried according to Muslim rites with hundreds of sympathizers in attendance

afrodoc2:


CPAP theoretically may offer some benefit in terms of how we understand COVID-19 to attack some patients.
However how do you decide on the right settings to use in your specific case.
High flow nasal oxygen and CPAP are all options but if someone really requires them then he/she should be in the hospital.

Forget hospital for now bros. People calling NHS now are being told not to call back unless they are struggling to speak with breathing difficulties.

I will ask my sister who's a nurse for a good setting. Na she dey manage my bro-in-law equipment for house.

BlueRayDick:
See 4ckery in full display o.

NCDC : Avoid mass gatherings

Presidency: Chief of staff must be buried according to Muslim right with hundreds of sympathizers in attendance

Larride come and defend o.

Oboi plenty thoughts were just entering my head while watching How Abba Kyari was being buried

Nothing dey this life mhen.... After all the money and power.... They use white cloth cover Baba.... Use Bamboo and sand cover em body

I had to switch to Super sport to cool mind small

odizeey:


Chief of staff that negotiates power deals. Humour me.

All Chief of Staff round the World are very powerful. Many times the President is just the final signatory to what COS has investigated and decided. Check Obama and Rahm Emmanuel. The weaker the President, the more falls on the COS. When you have a President with Health Issues, the COS starts making Executive decisions.

Ibime:


Forget hospital for now bros. People calling NHS now are being told not to call back unless they are struggling to speak with breathing difficulties.

I will ask my sister who's a nurse for a good setting. Na she dey manage my bro-in-law equipment for house.

Wow. Jand Hospital dey reject people like Naija private hospital?
We are still lucky over here but our flu season is yet to hit. It’s usually around June-Aug that those bugs like to spread over here.

Ibime:


All Chief of Staff round the World are very powerful. Many times the President is just the final signatory to what COS has investigated and decided. Check Obama and Rahm Emmanuel. The weaker the President, the more falls on the COS. When you have a President with Health Issues, the COS starts making Executive decisions.

CoS are always more powerful than the VP and the Senate leadership

odizeey:


Chief of staff that negotiates power deals. Humour me.

He was representing the President. The Minister of Power was in attendance.

To know how important the meeting was, Siemens group global CEO was in attendance.

He was wrong not to self-isolate when he got back though.

I'm sorry to say this o, but seems these guys are out to kill us all.

Whoever that guy in the picture below is, he's obviously not wearing PPE like the NCDC officials yet he's seen handling the coffin.

Ibime:


All Chief of Staff round the World are very powerful. Many times the President is just the final signatory to what COS has investigated and decided. Check Obama and Rahm Emmanuel. The weaker the President, the more falls on the COS. When you have a President with Health Issues, the COS starts making Executive decisions.

Very powerful. They screen who gets to see the President, coordinate meetings and the likes.

BlueRayDick:
See 4ckery in full display o.

NCDC : Avoid mass gatherings

Presidency: Chief of staff must be buried according to Muslim rites with hundreds of sympathizers in attendance

Mr lie said covid-19 death related body can't claimed and avoid social gathering.
2 key points these so called government are breaking but we have to mourn the dead one and celebrate the others.

BlueRayDick:
I'm sorry to say this o, but seems these guys are out to kill us all.

Whoever that guy in the picture below is, he's obviously not wearing PPE like the NCDC officials yet he's seen handling the coffin.

If this one die tomorrow I should feel bad for him