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Bad White [126]
2 years ago
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3. The unit asked you to consider what might happen if there was a major outbreak of infectious disease in a country with fewer

than 10 hospital beds per 10,000 people. Use your thoughts about this to answer how too few hospital beds or medical staff might impact survival in this situation. Describe some possible solutions that could help if this were to actually occur.
Medicine
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lisabon 2012 [21]2 years ago
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Answer:

Well with only 10 or less hospitals per 10,000 people, and even low medical staff survival for many would be exceedingly difficult, to say the least. Depending on how bad the disease is, would determine how soon those beds are freed up for others. On the more negative side of things, if the disease has a high fatality rate, then this would also free up more bed, except it be due to death, in which, the main goal of survival is now lost. Hopefully, the disease is not too bad, or at least bearable. If that is the case, patients who have it could treat themselves, or stay inside their homes to contain it.

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