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COVID PRECAUTIONS

Screening Questionnaire

Screening Questionnaire

Screening Questionnaire

Prior to appointment, all patients participate in a COVID pre-screening process.  Upon completion patients may then be seen in the office or via telemedicine if appropriate.


All patients will be asked a series of pre-screening questions regarding potential COVID exposure  &  have their temperature checked. 

COVID Questions

Face Masks

Screening Questionnaire

Screening Questionnaire

As your physician, I recommend that you wear a mask which covers your mouth and nose, and fits securely against the sides of your face. Wearing a mask reduces the spray and inhalation of respiratory fluids. Thus, slowing the spread of COVID, influenza and common colds.

COVID Symptoms

Screening Questionnaire

COVID Symptoms

 COVID affects different people in different ways. Infected people have had a wide range of symptoms reported – from mild symptoms to severe illness. 


Symptoms any of the following: fever, chills, body aches, loss of taste or smell, fatigue, headaches, rashes, sore throat, diarrhea, shortness of breath, dry cough, and congestion. 

COVID 2022

COVID VACCINES

OMICRON VARIANT

OMICRON VARIANT

★ COVID vaccines are recommended for ages 5+ years.

★ People who are vaccinated for COVID can still get Omicron.

★ People who have received their COVID booster vaccine within the past 6-months are less likely to become infected with Omicron.

OMICRON VARIANT

OMICRON VARIANT

OMICRON VARIANT

Perceived as milder compared to the Delta and COVID-19 variants.

  • Good oxygen saturation
  • Less shortness of breath 
  • No fever
  • Loss of taste or smell is less pronounced


Reduce the severity with the basics: 

  • GET VACCINATED
  • Avoid exposure
  • Wear a mask
  • Self-quarantine if you have been traveling or exposed
  • Stay home if you are sick

OMICRON SYMPTOMS

OMICRON VARIANT

OMICRON SYMPTOMS

Onset the first 2 - 4 days is reported to be rough: fatigue, sore throat, headache, diarrhea.

  • PREGNANT WOMEN, please call your OB!
  • Babies are slightly crankier 
  • Kids do great
  • Dads are the biggest babies 
  • Elders have been well-vaccinated and follow guidelines better

WELLNESS

MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES

OMICRON SYMPTOMS

Remember to prioritize the basics of sleep, stay hydrated, and eat soups and healthful foods. Keeping a balance of work and sleep does wonders.

  • Take your vitamins & supplements
  • Avoid unnecessary crowds 
  • Wash your hands
  • Stay home if you develop symptoms
  • Saltwater flushes

COVID TESTING

MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES

MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES

Please visit the Leon County Emergency Information Portal for locations.

  • Rapid tests have shown lots of false-negative results. 
  • PCR tests have been delayed up to a week.
    • By then people are usually feeling better.

MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES

MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES

MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES

Are harder to find now because the FDA has imposed limits of use. Nor do they show much improvement with the new Omicron variant.

Reduce the spread of viruses

DISINFECT high-contact surfaces

DISINFECT high-contact surfaces

DISINFECT high-contact surfaces

  • Doorknobs
  • Light switches
  • Steering wheels
  • Faucet handles
  • Countertops
  • Cell phones 
  • Gas-pump handles

WASH your hands frequently

DISINFECT high-contact surfaces

DISINFECT high-contact surfaces

  • We prefer plain soap & water
  • Antibacterial soaps increase bacterial resistance
  • Wash your hands when you first get inside your home
  • Wash before & after preparing food
  • Wash after handling money

COVER coughs & sneezes

DISINFECT high-contact surfaces

COVER coughs & sneezes

  • With a tissue that can immediately be discarded 
  • Or with your elbow
  • Wear a face mask if you’re sick

SUPPLIES

IMMUNE SUPPORT Supplements

COVER coughs & sneezes

  • Prescription refills
  • Advil, Ibuprofen, Tylenol
    • Pediatric or liquid versions
    • Generic versions are okay
  • Toilet paper 
  • Tissues
  • Thermometer
  • Cleaning products:
    • Soap, Laundry detergent, Dilute 10 % bleach, 60 % alcohol

IMMUNE SUPPORT Supplements

IMMUNE SUPPORT Supplements

IMMUNE SUPPORT Supplements

  • Elderberry
  • Vitamin C
  • Vitamin D
  • NAC
  • Zinc

Fullscript Supplements

FLUIDS

IMMUNE SUPPORT Supplements

IMMUNE SUPPORT Supplements

  • Increase water intake
  • Electrolytes: 
    • Gatorade, Coconut water, Broth

QUICK NUTRITION when sick

DISTANCE of 6-feet is ideal

DISTANCE of 6-feet is ideal

  • Canned beans & soup
  • Frozen fruits & vegetables

DISTANCE of 6-feet is ideal

DISTANCE of 6-feet is ideal

DISTANCE of 6-feet is ideal

COVID RESOURCES

Leon County Resources:

State of Florida Resources

Leon County Resources:

Leon County Emergency Information Portal

Leon County Health Department:  Open 8 am – 5 pm  Telephone: 850-404-6300

City of Tallahassee Talgov COVID page

Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare (TMH)

TMH COVID Dashboard

COVID Testing Sites

CHP Members

State of Florida Resources

Leon County Resources:

Order COVID test kits that get delivered to your front door. 

State of Florida Resources

State of Florida Resources

State of Florida Resources

Florida State University Vaccines provided by FSU COVID-19 Vaccinations Clinics 

Florida Department of Health

Call center is available 24/7:  

Email:  COVID-19@flhealth.gov  Telephone:  +1 (866) 779-6121

National Resources:

National Resources:

State of Florida Resources

Center for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines about COVID

  • Vaccines for Children & Teens
  • CDC COVID-19 symptoms, testing, exposure, & when to seek medical assistance

Consumer Reports Coronavirus Resource Hub

The World Health Organization (WHO) page on Coronavirus

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

American Heart Association COVID resources

American Thoracic Society COVID resources

Vaccines.Gov

National Resources:

Vaccines.Gov

A search engine to find both COVID & FLU vaccines.

Vaccines.gov

Vaccine Hub

National Resources:

Vaccines.Gov

A website that categorizes immunization information by disease; by travel; by adults; & by children. Check out the disease prevalence map.

Vaccine Hub
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