OSHA Approved Mask's for School

OSHUA approved masks are n95 respirators and must be provided by the entity requiring them. Also training and proper use and fitment( proper sizing ) must be required . An n-95 disposable mask can be worn for no longer than 8 hrs or shorter periods depending upon environment. If an entity is to require a mask, it is legally bound to follow certain directives as set forth. Unless you give consent to what they are requiring. Even at that , if they are requiring you sign off on anything, require them to sign a liability contract with you that advises them they are taking responsibility for any and all future problems that may result from deprivation of oxygen.
Easiest thing to do would be to claim a medical or religious exemption.

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Rapid Response:
RECTAL SWABS FOR COVID-19 DIAGNOSIS
Dear Editor,

the oro-fecal route is well-documented in patients affected by SARS-Cov-19 (Wang et al., 2020; Guan et al., 2020; Lescure et al., 2020). In particular, fecal excretion persisted for 11 days after sputum excretion in 82% adults (Tian et al., 2020). Oropharyngeal specimen negativity been described together with anal swab positivity up to 28 days after the onset of symptoms also in in children (Xu et al., 2020; Fan et al., 2020). This finding suggests that some patients with SARS-CoV-2 infection have viral RNA or live infectious virus in feces well after the negativization of oropharyngeal specimens.
Apart from the inference that patients test positive on rectal swabs even after nasopharyngeal swabs become negative, another deduction can be drawn that is even more important by an operative standpoint. Indeed, the available data suggest that some patients test positive on rectal swabs in the very first days of COVID-19 onset (Lescure et al., 2020). To make a few examples, in a review article, Tian et al. (2020) reported fecal PCR positivity ;5 days after sputum in in 53% of patients, while Xiao et al (2020) found that 39/73 hospitalized patients had viral RNA in their feces from 1 to 12 days. Therefore, the occurrence
of oro-fecal route points towards the usefulness of rectal swabs at the very onset of the disease to confirm, or even diagnose, COVID-19. A rectal swab could be performed, also in absence of digestive symptoms, in persons who meet one of the two following criteria:
1) throat- or sputum-negative patients with symptoms, signs or instrumental exams that are suspicious for COVID-19;
2) throat- or sputum-negative subjects with close or casual contacts with confirmed cases.

OSHUA approved masks are n95 respirators and must be provided by the entity requiring them. Also training and proper use and fitment( proper sizing ) must be required . An n-95 disposable mask can be worn for no longer than 8 hrs or shorter periods depending upon environment. If an entity is to require a mask, it is legally bound to follow certain directives as set forth. Unless you give consent to what they are requiring. Even at that , if they are requiring you sign off on anything, require them to sign a liability contract with you that advises them they are taking responsibility for any and all future problems that may result from deprivation of oxygen.
Easiest thing to do would be to claim a medical or religious exemption.

[link to www.bmj.com (secure)]

Rapid Response:
RECTAL SWABS FOR COVID-19 DIAGNOSIS
Dear Editor,

the oro-fecal route is well-documented in patients affected by SARS-Cov-19 (Wang et al., 2020; Guan et al., 2020; Lescure et al., 2020). In particular, fecal excretion persisted for 11 days after sputum excretion in 82% adults (Tian et al., 2020). Oropharyngeal specimen negativity been described together with anal swab positivity up to 28 days after the onset of symptoms also in in children (Xu et al., 2020; Fan et al., 2020). This finding suggests that some patients with SARS-CoV-2 infection have viral RNA or live infectious virus in feces well after the negativization of oropharyngeal specimens.
Apart from the inference that patients test positive on rectal swabs even after nasopharyngeal swabs become negative, another deduction can be drawn that is even more important by an operative standpoint. Indeed, the available data suggest that some patients test positive on rectal swabs in the very first days of COVID-19 onset (Lescure et al., 2020). To make a few examples, in a review article, Tian et al. (2020) reported fecal PCR positivity ;5 days after sputum in in 53% of patients, while Xiao et al (2020) found that 39/73 hospitalized patients had viral RNA in their feces from 1 to 12 days. Therefore, the occurrence
of oro-fecal route points towards the usefulness of rectal swabs at the very onset of the disease to confirm, or even diagnose, COVID-19. A rectal swab could be performed, also in absence of digestive symptoms, in persons who meet one of the two following criteria:
1) throat- or sputum-negative patients with symptoms, signs or instrumental exams that are suspicious for COVID-19;
2) throat- or sputum-negative subjects with close or casual contacts with confirmed cases.

Kids will pass out wearing masks all day.

I asked the health dept in Colorado which mask they recommend for my kid when he gets back from San Diego.

They said they do not recommend anyone that is not acclimated to wear a mask for 4 weeks until they are fully acclimated.

I wish some legal eagle would write one up for the sake of the kids and blast it far and wide to be used by parents to protect their kids.

Put the responsibility squarely where it belongs, on the entity demanding this madness.

The Governors, the Mayors, the CDC, the NHI, the WHO, and whoever else is mandating this garbage, name them as the responsible parties in the disclaimer/contract you spoke of. .

Oh, and did you see the horror thread yesterday about the anal swabs? These people are really out of their minds.

Thread: Anal rectal swab test will be mandatory for school children under 12, due to greater transmission via fecal route amongst children

That's one reason I am calling them out on this.