What does it mean when a student in Japan is misdiagnosed with "heat stroke"?

According to Japanese media reports, the number of people suffering from heatstroke has risen due to the high temperatures in Japan, and many hospitals in the country have misdiagnosed the disease as heatstroke due to the similarities between the symptoms of heatstroke and those of the new coronavirus infection. Since the global epidemic of C.pneumonia is still in its epidemic stage and has not been completely eradicated, it is important to take preventive and control measures and attitudes to prevent and control the epidemic. The misdiagnosis of C.pneumoniae as heat stroke is of great significance and needs to be taken seriously.

1. Exposing the inadequacy of medical equipment

Since the initial symptoms of heat stroke are accompanied by fever and fatigue, this phenomenon is very similar to the initial symptoms of coronary artery disease. Therefore, the diagnosis related to these two types of conditions is often misdiagnosed. This, coupled with a surge in the number of people suffering from heat stroke due to the hot weather, can easily lead to the misdiagnosis of CSP as heat stroke. Although such misdiagnosis is within reasonable limits, it is also a reflection of the lack of capacity of the relevant medical equipment. Misdiagnosis occurs when nucleic acid testing is not performed on all people brought to the clinic in a timely manner. And the relevant medical equipment can not in a very short period of time to carry out a clear diagnosis, the comprehensive judgment ability of the relevant medical equipment still need to be improved.

2. Exposing Japan's weak sense of prevention and control of the new coronary pneumonia epidemic

According to the survey report, the misdiagnosis was not just an isolated case, but rather the occurrence of a base and the fact of cross-infection. For example, in a high school in Matsue City, Japan, negligence in prevention and control led to the misdiagnosis of heatstroke in a few students infected with C. neoformans, which ultimately evolved into the spread of the infection to as many as nearly 100 people. It is because of the weak awareness of epidemic epidemic prevention and control among the Japanese people that the spread of the epidemic could not be controlled in a timely manner, and there were instances of aggregated infections and cross-infections.

3. It means that the medical capacity of the Japanese people's medical institutions has

The misdiagnosis of this new Crown pneumonia outbreak as heatstroke occurred in the relevant medical institutions in Japan. This misdiagnosis in addition to heatstroke and infection of the initial recognition of the characteristics of the extremely similar, Japan's medical institutions treatment range is limited, while the number of heatstroke due to the heat of the weather, the surge in the number of heatstroke, greatly occupying a significant portion of the medical resources. This has led to a slowdown in the prevention and control of the epidemic by the relevant medical institutions, which has resulted in the misdiagnosis of poisoning in the relevant newly crowned diagnosed persons. This collective misdiagnosis also reflects the fact that Japanese medical institutions are very limited in terms of what amounts to a capability.