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Two bird flu patients improved and were moved to the ward
Wednesday, 17 Feb 2010
AFP - Two members Kaliangkrik Magelang regency, Central Java, which had been positive "suspect"
avian influenza (AI) or bird flu and being treated in isolation General Hospital
Tidar Magelang, moved to the ward.
"Since Friday (12 / 2) treated in isolation, but starting last night (16 / 2) has moved to
ward because he's getting better, "said Director General Hospital" Tidar "Magelang, dr. Sri Harso, in
Magelang, Wednesday.
On that occasion he was not willing to mention the names of two patients
Two men, suspected bird flu was a 16-month-old toddler address in the Village
Madurekso, Kaliangkrik District, which was referred by a medical officer from the local health clinic to
RSU "Tidar" on Friday (12 / 2) at around 16:15 pm.
During the day, he said, patients had relatively high heat loss and three bowel movements because
diarrhea ..
Patients had received treatment at local health centers for the provision of tamiflu by doctors.
Toddlers had a history of contact with poultry that died suddenly and tested positive
AI by the Department of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Magelang regency.
"Then she was referred to this hospital because it is here as a reference for bird flu patients who have
equipped with the isolation and adequate equipment and skilled doctors, "he said.
He said that the handling of patients by medical personnel from the clinic to RSU
been in accordance with the procedures so that better health conditions.
He said another patient was a 37-year-old man, resident of Village Balerejo,
Kaliangkrik, who is also working on a chicken farm in the village.
Some time ago, relatively a lot of chickens on the farm, who died suddenly.
On Friday (12 / 2) at around 21:15 pm or after the heat of the relatively high for two days
followed last cough, runny nose, shortness of breath, nausea, and vomiting, the patient was taken to a clinic
tamifu local and get the local doctor.
He said the patient was referred to the General Hospital "Tidar" to get treatment more
intensive.
"Now the two patients had improved his condition but still had to undergo treatment in the ward,"
he said.
Wednesday, 17 Feb 2010
AFP - Two members Kaliangkrik Magelang regency, Central Java, which had been positive "suspect"
avian influenza (AI) or bird flu and being treated in isolation General Hospital
Tidar Magelang, moved to the ward.
"Since Friday (12 / 2) treated in isolation, but starting last night (16 / 2) has moved to
ward because he's getting better, "said Director General Hospital" Tidar "Magelang, dr. Sri Harso, in
Magelang, Wednesday.
On that occasion he was not willing to mention the names of two patients
Two men, suspected bird flu was a 16-month-old toddler address in the Village
Madurekso, Kaliangkrik District, which was referred by a medical officer from the local health clinic to
RSU "Tidar" on Friday (12 / 2) at around 16:15 pm.
During the day, he said, patients had relatively high heat loss and three bowel movements because
diarrhea ..
Patients had received treatment at local health centers for the provision of tamiflu by doctors.
Toddlers had a history of contact with poultry that died suddenly and tested positive
AI by the Department of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Magelang regency.
"Then she was referred to this hospital because it is here as a reference for bird flu patients who have
equipped with the isolation and adequate equipment and skilled doctors, "he said.
He said that the handling of patients by medical personnel from the clinic to RSU
been in accordance with the procedures so that better health conditions.
He said another patient was a 37-year-old man, resident of Village Balerejo,
Kaliangkrik, who is also working on a chicken farm in the village.
Some time ago, relatively a lot of chickens on the farm, who died suddenly.
On Friday (12 / 2) at around 21:15 pm or after the heat of the relatively high for two days
followed last cough, runny nose, shortness of breath, nausea, and vomiting, the patient was taken to a clinic
tamifu local and get the local doctor.
He said the patient was referred to the General Hospital "Tidar" to get treatment more
intensive.
"Now the two patients had improved his condition but still had to undergo treatment in the ward,"
he said.
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