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Covid CTSS 24/40
My father is covid positive with spo2 97 but the CTSS value came out to be 24/40. What is it's meaning?? He is not facing any issues related to chest or breathing. Have been given fabiflue, medrol etc
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He needs to get proper treatment and regular monitoring
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Admit him urgently
Needs proper monitoring
May require oxygen and ventilatory support later on!!
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Dr. Pradeepti Nayak
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Noida
Dear Sir/Ma'am
The maximum cy score is 25 so it cannot be 24/40. But if indeed it is 24/25, he is in need of immediate institutional attention. He may be maintaining the oxygen saturation, by god's grace but he may desaturate any time and that would have dire consequences. Please make arrangements for oxygen and nebulization as well. Do confirm the score however, there seems to be a gross discrepancy.
Please be alert.
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