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DHEC Map of SC coronavirus cases
on April 3, 2020 at 12:28 am
Medshore Ambulance Service uses new decontamination tools to fight coronavirus
on April 2, 2020 at 11:59 pm
ANDERSON, SC (FOX Carolina) - Austin Sanders is a nurse. He's trained to take care of the sick and as the Clinical CQI (Continuous Quality Improvement) Manager, he makes sure EMS crews with Medshore Ambulance service in Anderson have what they need to keep themselves and patients safe during the coronavirus outbreak. “We’re definitely proud of our crew members for doing what they do," he said.Right now crews have Personal Protective Equipment knowns as PPE like gloves, gowns, and masks.“We are prepared to utilize our PPE for any type of contagion, whether it be flu, COVID-19," Sanders said.Crews are also outfitting ambulances with a Biocell protective lining. “Very thick plastic polymer that actually goes in and essentially keeps any part of -the rest of the ambulance from becoming contaminated from droplets and airborne," he said. Once the lining is discarded in a biohazard bag, a sterilization fogger is used to help in the decontamination process. “One of the big concerns with COVID is the fact that it is aerosolized so it kinda gets in the air and that can cause other particles to get on our equipment- could get in the rest of the back of the truck.” If crews respond to a suspected coronavirus call they will use the Cleanspace Halo Respirator. “It actually just kinda fits over the head, the mask goes right over the face and it has essentially a fan if you will on the back," Sanders said."“It filtrates any particles that can be in the air, it’s reusable, so it can be disinfected and cleaned so we can use it on multiple occasions unlike the N95s.” Meaning crews are equipped with what they need to fight the virus.
Abbeville Area Medical Center reports three new virus cases, 120 negative results
on April 2, 2020 at 10:17 pm
ABBEVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Abbeville Area Medical Center says three new cases of COVID-19 bring the positive total to eight, but reports most of the tests it has conducted so far have turned out negative. In an update Thursday evening, AAMC says they've completed 151 virus tests, and 120 of those have tested negative. There are still 23 results pending. The three new positive cases brings the total treated at AAMC to eight, but two of those are from outside of Abbeville County, which keeps the current positive caseload in the county to six. AAMC notes this is because the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) tracks positive cases by an individual's county of residence. AAMC did not indicate the counties of residence for those two cases.