The woman, a mother of four, was evacuated to the emergency room after her condition deteriorated. • The emergency manager at the hospital: "Calls on the isolated - any deterioration requires treatment, do not delay"
Corona victims:
A 40-year-old Corona patient, a Jerusalem resident who was evacuated to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital from her home after her condition deteriorated, died today (Wednesday) when she arrived at the emergency room.
Sad: 40-year-old died of coronation at Hadassah Hospital // Photo: Hadassah spokeswoman
An investigation by the team revealed that the woman, a mother of four, had suffered from corona symptoms in recent days, surrounded by a number of verified patients.
Upon reaching the emergency room, her body systems collapsed and she lost her pulse.
In addition, multiple systemic and cardiac injuries were diagnosed.
The medical staff performed prolonged resuscitation on her but the injuries were severe and he was forced to determine her death.
Professor Kobi Assaf, director of the Center for Emergency Medicine at Hadassah Ein Kerem: "We are witnessing a severe and unfortunate case of a very rapid deterioration in the condition of a corona patient with a background illness, which immediately upon her arrival collapsed and died. "I meet dozens of patients with a suspicion of corona every day in the emergency room. I call on the public who suffer from corona symptoms or are diagnosed with corona, and are at home - any deterioration and distress requires evacuation to the hospital. Do not delay and do not stay at home."
Meanwhile, this morning the Ministry of Health published the morbidity data in Israel.
According to the update, 8,164 new carriers were identified yesterday - Monday in a row with more than 8,000 infected.
The positive rate stands at 6.8% out of 119,525 new tests.
To date, 455 carriers have been identified, which is 3.6% of 12,740 tests performed.
The number of people hospitalized is 1,445 - of whom 221 are in moderate condition, 824 in serious condition, 270 in critical condition and 207 respirators.
The number of staff members in isolation is 5,169, of whom 705 are physicians and 1,349 are nurses.