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The #BLUEProtocol is a rapid bedside #lung ultrasound technique for patients with acute respiratory failure. Using 6 standardized scanning points, this protocol helps identify common causes of acute dyspnea, such as #pneumonia, pulmonary edema, and pneumothorax, in less than 5 minutes. 📖 Read the full article to learn more:
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Fabian Klumppvor 1 Monat
wrong link… use this one instead: ‼️
Philippe Rolavor 1 Monat
You do realize this is vintage knowledge at this point…
greedylobstervor 1 Monat
Wrong link... the second is right...
thatguybilvor 1 Monat
2000s called and they want credit for this “recent finding”…
Rajiv Aroravor 1 Monat
Excellent
Eduardo I .vor 1 Monat
Wrong link
!["Remdesivir [is] also known as 'Run Death is Near'...And this is one of the keys to how the pandemic was pulled off; how it was made to look like there was a deadly, contagious pandemic going on...[when] there was [actually] an epidemic of...doctors murdering people..." Medical whistleblower, author, and former medical coder Zowe Smith (Sheldon Diedericks) describes for Charles Kovess (Charles Kovess) et al. how remdesivir, a highly toxic antiviral "medication" produced by pharma giant Gilead (at least ostensibly), was used to create an epidemic of acute kidney failure in hospitals. In some sense, Smith describes how remdesivir was used as a sleight of hand to make it seem like "COVID" was causing kidney failure, and therefore was far deadlier than the disease (whatever its cause) actually was. "Your doctor, during the pandemic, was told that COVID-19 causes pneumonia, [to] run X-rays, and check for pneumonia," Smith explains. "Your doctor was also told by the National Kidney Foundation...that [COVID] causes kidney failure. So your doctor [thought] that if you [got]COVID, you [would] develop pneumonia and you [would] develop acute kidney injury, which is another way of saying kidney failure without the chronic portion. So it's acute. It comes on in a short period of time. That is what your doctor thought the disease process of COVID-19 was going to do without any sort of intervention." Smith goes on to say, "they screen[ed] patients—If patients had poor kidney function to begin with, they would be disqualified. If they thought that the kidneys could withstand the drug, they told the patient, 'We will monitor kidney function. And if your kidney function drops while you're being infused with this drug, we will pull the drug, and that will be that.'" However, Smith says, that is not what happened. She explains: "As they gave remdesivir...it caused acute kidney injury; the kidneys are responsible for maintaining fluid balance in the body, cleaning the blood, but also maintaining fluid balance. So when your kidneys begin to fail and you can't urinate, the fluid backs up. It tends to back up in the abdomen first. That's the first place doctors are going to look for that fluid. It's called ascites, generally, and it can sometimes get up into the chest cavity. It can go through the diaphragm and get into the chest cavity." Smith highlights two side-by-side X-rays, one showing a person diagnosed with pulmonary edema [a condition characterized by an abnormal accumulation of fluid in the air sacs] and one with so-called "COVID-19 pneumonia." They look "almost identical," Smith notes. She further expounds on what happened, highlighting the involvement of ventilators to "finish off" patients diagnosed with "COVID-19 pneumonia." "This is how physicians thought that everything that they were doing was just trying to treat the disease process, which was COVID-19, which causes kidney failure and leads to pneumonia...then they would put you on a ventilator when you developed pneumonia [to] finish you off. This is how your doctor thought that nothing that they were doing was causing this. This was just the disease process of COVID-19. However, remdesivir led itself into other organ failure and COVID pneumonia, which then qualified patients to be put on ventilators who were then given a deadly concoction of more drugs, which further shut down their system, and it was a death sentence that very few people escaped from." Smith goes on to show an infographic put together by electrical engineer and citizen investigator John Beaudoin (John Beaudoin, Sr., The Real CdC, The Last Boomer). "This is the best infographic on how the hospital protocols actually worked out and the timing, which I find really interesting, especially after we've gone over the timing of that [hospital payment] bonus [for] remdesivir [kicking in on] August 1st of 2020." "You can see there's a big, dark red line at the end of 2020, and that is when the line starts to go up of increased acute kidney injury excess deaths," Smith says. "So another important important piece of information a lot of people are not aware of—acute kidney injury happens in hospitals quite frequently. That's why this [line in the graph] is already not at zero, and it didn't just go up in 2020; it's very common for them to give you drugs that will shut down your kidneys while in the hospital. These are some serious drugs that they give you while you're in there. But at the end of 2020, you can see that it began to slightly tick up, and that coincided with the new tech bonus [the hospital payment bonus to use remdesivir], which was rolled out." Finally, Smith highlights a particularly disturbing pattern: this murder protocol (my term) was deployed with particularly high frequency on hospital patients who chose not to get a COVID injection. "I believe in 2020, at the very beginning, when it was a ghost town, and we didn't have that many cases...we [began] to open up society and everyone [was] required to mask everywhere, which made them sicker, that's about the time that the new [hospital payment] bonus [for remdesivir] was rolled out [and] that's about the time that acute kidney injury excess deaths began to go up. And then in 2021, when the vaccine was rolled out, you see that number just goes exponential, and it gets out of control. And that coincided...with the vaccine that came out in 2021. And as the movie Vaxxed 3: Authorized to Kill points out, patients that were unvaccinated were being discriminated against, and they were being targeted for these protocols."](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1864195535713792094/ext_tw_video_thumb/1864168252152123392/pu/img/VjjU-aYD31US-6VG.jpg)
![REMDESIVIR—VENTILATORS —ISOLATION—AND THE 'HOSPITAL HOMICIDE' OF MORE THAN 500,000 AMERICANS SINCE 2020 Here's a reminder that hospitals have been turned into "killing fields" since the beginning of COVID, deploying deadly protocols that have murdered 500K+ Americans. 🧵 (1/16) While the death and destruction caused by the COVID bioweapon injections has, rightfully, earned an enormous amount of attention from the alternative media, it's important to note that just as many people—if not more—have been killed by what's been deemed by some as COVID "murder protocols" in the hospitals. Murder protocols that have, in the U.S., been put into place by federal "health" agencies, and reinforced with massive payouts. In this first clip, we learn from electrical engineer and citizen investigator John Beaudoin, Sr. (John Beaudoin, Sr., The Real CdC, The Last Boomer) that these "hospital homicides" (Beaudoin's term) now account for more than 500,000 dead Americans. Indeed, Beaudoin says that "the hospital homicides might be greater" than the number of people killed by the COVID injections in the U.S. Beaudoin, who has pored through approximately 5% of the death certificates in the U.S. from the years 2019 through 2023, highlights an excess of acute renal failure (or sudden kidney failure) deaths as particularly staggering. He says that there have been 153,000 excess acute renal failure deaths **alone** in the last three years, which can likely be chalked up to some combination of remdesivir, vancomycin, and baricitinib. Remdesivir, which many have come to associate with death and illness, is an antiviral drug shown to be deadly in clinical trials and linked to renal failure specifically*. Baricitinib is a "Janus kinase JAK inhibitor" and is considered an "immunomodulator." Medical News Today notes, "If your kidneys don’t work well, [baricitnib] could build up in your body." Vancomycin is an antibiotic used to treat infections and has also been linked to acute renal failure**. Beaudoin notes that while he's not sure which individual drug, or which combination of drugs, is most responsible for the excess renal failure deaths in the U.S. over the last three years, "all the data is sitting on government computers and the government is purposely not looking at it, because they killed more than 150,000 excess people more than normal in the last three years by acute renal failure alone." Furthermore, Beaudoin highlights ventilators as a murder mechanism. "[P]eople were put on ventilators, they got lung infections, they weren't treated for bacterial infections, and they died," he says. He notes that sometimes patients were given vancomycin, but that "kills the kidneys if you give too much." Putting a finer point on things, Beaudoin says, "with regard to all of the [COVID] hospital protocols, I call it murder, because at some level, somebody knew what they were doing." While he doesn't blame the doctors themselves, he does say that whoever developed the protocol knew that it would kill patients. *//** Supporting studies provided in last post of thread.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1799551323848773818/ext_tw_video_thumb/1799550973733445633/pu/img/DSV1x291glgqTXD2.jpg)
