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Health professionals of the Hospital General de Roraima (HGR) and mobile emergency service (Samu) received the guidance to use the N95 mask, which prevents against the H1N1 flu, or influenza a.
health unit is under alert from 6:0 pm this Wednesday (15), when a Venezuelan, 62 years patient, suspected of having contracted the flu was brought by the rescue of the border town of Santa Elena de Uair?n to Boa Vista.
' the doctor who sent us this patient said that he suspected with the H1N1 virus. He was hospitalized in Venezuela, but his health worsened, so has transferred to the HGR ', explained the doctor and Director of the General Hospital, Douglas Teixeira.
Re: Venezuela resident is admitted to Roraima with suspected H1N1
H1N1 confirmed in Venezuelan
The State Health Department of Roraima (Sesau) received in the late afternoon Tuesday (04), Evandro Chagas Institute (IEC), in Par?, the result of the examination submitted to the identification of Influenza virus serotype, done by the Central Laboratory of Roraima (Lacen). The result of the IEC was positive for H1N1. With this, Roraima has first confirmed case. It is the Venezuelan is hospitalized in the General Hospital of Roraima, not because of the flu, but due to other health harms. The dele exam, done by Lacen, positive for influenza a. the material was sent to the IEC, reference in the North to do PCR, which subtipa the influenza virus. the Manager of Influenza Control core, general coordination of health surveillance, Monica L Smith, explained that measures to treat influenza are made before confirmation of the diagnosis. The patient so that enter in the Sentinel unit with suspected severe acute respiratory syndrome (are) or flu-like Syndrome, does it take to check the type of virus.
Re: Venezuela resident is admitted to Roraima with suspected H1N1
Roraima restricts foreign circulation after death from H1N1
BOA VISTA-A Venezuela 63 years died last Sunday (9), General Hospital (HGR), in Boa Vista, from complications related to influenza A (H1N1). The cause of death is the Secretary of State for health (Sesau) of Roraima who plans a different method for patient traffic at the border. aliens who died was hospitalized in the intensive care unit (ICU) of HGR since May 15. From the case, the Roraima State Government established new guidelines for health professionals who work on the border of Santa Elena de Uair?n (Venezuela) with Pacaraima. Venezuelan patients who cross the border, both as private vehicle ambulance, will be served initially in Hospital Simon Tupinamb? in Pacaraima. The procedure is already adopted on the border with Guyana in Bansal
