I know the people providing the information are pathological liars.
I know the information promoted about covid-19 since day one is sketchy at best.
I know blood-clotting is a good thing as natural response to injury to prevent bleeding to death and to close off a route to further infection.
I know if the blood is forming blood clots there must be an unresolved open injury.
I suspect these clots occur in hospital settings and not when people treat themselves at home.
I wonder what is the information regarding blood clots prior to covid-19?
I also wonder what is the connection of blood clots to respiratory infections in general?
I suspect blood clots are being blamed on covid-19 in order to cover up industry malpractice at the ideological level that manifests in practice to the detriment of hopelessly devoted patients from the mass sheeple collective. 2. Blood-clotting is also referred to as coagulation and thrombosis. 3. Per How it all starts: initiation of the clotting cascade ...”unwanted blood clots inside blood vessels (pathologic thrombosis), is a leading cause of disability and death in the developed world.”
Based on this single bullet point, we already have enough information to be reminded that these people called experts are expert liars who expect most of us not to be able to reason correctly. In other words, blood-clotting was a big problem before covid-19 came along.
See also, contact pathway of triggering blood clotting. Also intrinsic pathway 4. Definition: a biomaterial is considered to be a material of synthetic or natural origin, used in contact with tissues, blood or other biological fluids. The use of artificial materials in blood-contacting applications is now linked to the subjects of biomaterials, biocompatibility and blood compatibility.
The adhesion of platelets to protein-coated artificial surfaces results in a change in platelet shape... There is coalescence of platelets and, with increasing platelet adhesion the formation of mounds in which erythrocytes and leucocyte~ are trapped in fibrin.
In this examination of artificial surfaces and blood interaction, attention is first directed towards aspects of the clinical utilization of artificial materials. The balance between haemostasis and thrombosis is also altered by contact with artificial surfaces and there is generally an inevitable progression towards thrombus formation.
The influence on blood of an artificial material can be offset by therapy and the clinical utilization of artificial materials normally requires the use of [a mitigating drug]. The initially adsorbed protein layer on the biomaterial surface mainly triggers the adverse reactions, such as the activation of coagulation via intrinsic pathway, the activation of leukocytes, which results in inflammation, and the adhesion and activation of platelets. As a result, the number of blood cells can decrease and a thrombus can be formed. List of medical devices contacting blood
Biological evaluation of medical devices
General Search: +blood +contact device +list 5. Artificial materials that come in contact with blood are numerous. Some of these artificial materials are referred to as biomaterials, foreign bodies and medical devices.
Medical device‐induced thrombosis
Blood clotting can be triggered by medical devices that come in contact with blood. Some of these devices are catheters, Ivs (vascular access devices), oxygenators and ventilators. 6. Three types of Ivs and More on Ivs Peripheral IV - The most common form of IV therapy. Usually given to surgical and emergency room patients.Central Venous Catheter or Central Line - Given to patients who require medications, nutrients, blood, or fluids over multiple weeks or months.
Midline Catheter - Appropriate for patients needing IV therapy for more than five days, but less than a month. 7. More On Thrombosis/Thrombus, aka Blood-clotting/Blood clot
Thrombosis can occur within the catheter or within the vein. Vigilance in following flushing protocols and the use of anticoagulants where appropriate can decrease the incidence of thrombosis...
The presence of a foreign body (ie, a Vascular Access Device) might serve as a stimulus for venous thrombosis. The actual incidence of VAD-associated thrombosis is unknown. [To claim the incidence is “unknown” is a bold-faced lie since the occurrence of type of thrombosis has been know for decades.] 8. The choice of Vascular access devices (VADs) should be based on the needs of the patient, the reason the line is required, the length of time it needs to remain in situ and the skills of the operator. The size, the material it is made of and the manufacturer’s guidelines must also be considered. 9. General search: IV Devices Thrombosis
Every day, patients around the country get IV devices placed in their arms, to make it easier to receive medicines or have blood drawn over the course of days or weeks. But these PICC lines, as they're called, also raise the risk of potentially dangerous blood clots. 10. Catheter-related thrombosis is a relatively common complication of central venous catheter insertion. Central venous catheter use is ubiquitous in the critical care setting and often in patients with multiple risk factors for venous thromboembolism. With a trend towards increased use of peripherally inserted central catheters, the incidence of catheter-related thrombosis is likely to increase further. Despite the scale of the problem, there is a paucity of evidence-based guidelines concerning the management of patients with catheter-related thrombosis, particularly in critically unwell patients. 11. Conclusion
A significant portion of blood-clotting for patients receiving medical care, is caused by the medical practices, regardless of proper or improper use. However, improper use and improper monitoring will increase the risk of further clotting, other complications and death.
In other words, the increased prevalence of blood-clotting (coagulation, thrombosis) is not due to Covid-19, but rather has been a problem long before Covid-19 existed and is a common problem in many hospital settings, including when dealing with patients who have influenza viruses and other respiratory infections.
The current blatant lie that links and blames blood-clotting on Covid-19 is an attempt to shift the blame from medical ideology and improper protocols in general and away from improper use and away from overworked clinicians. 12. Viral infections can activate the blood clotting pathway. 13. 14. General search: blood clotting influenza
Influenza virus infection causes excessive activation of ECs and platelets, which triggers a coagulation cascade... This is according to the National Institute of Health on 4/4/16 Blood clots are not usually associated with respiratory viruses. According to nbcnews on 4/24/20. General search: blood clotting respiratory patients
General search: is coronavirus the same as influenza virus 14. The use of ventilators is associated with a known risk of blood-clotting. 15. Infusion of vitamin c is one of the treatments for covid-19. This necessitates a continuous need for an IV in the patient. Couple this with a ventilator and patient health is now in more jeopardy if not carefully monitored and adjusted for each particular patient's needs. Ivs and ventilators are causing a constant state of unresolved open injury which continuously activates the blood clotting response, likely moreso in the lungs. 16. Additional conclusion: What is taking place is that the relatively few differences of the sars-cov-2 virus are being overemphasized; however its large amount of sameness to influenza viruses is being de-emphasized; therefore, the response to covid-19 is being justified as necessary to be drastically different than the response to the ever-coming ever-present, annual hundreds of thousands killing influenza virus. 17. Therefore, it is disingenuous and a criminal lie to say blood-clotting related to Covid-19 is a mystery. 18. Compare this to how Senegal Africa is handling Covid-19. Take note of what is said about the danger of ventilators.
