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- Okay

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(coughs)

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- Saudi Karenia, created that

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cause, the other outlet
that's inside broke so we use

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the actual cap of the adapter to use it

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and we just put on gas to filter it.

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- [Soldier] Yeah.

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- So we just needed a hole on this side

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to create more from airflow.

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So all you gotta do is seal,

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there's already a seal on the outside.

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Lock it tight and that's how you do that.

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- The help that we're providing

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are mainly logistical support with regards

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to inventorying any type of
equipments that's coming in

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and actually equipment
that's going out also

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for administration regarding paperwork,

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that's what we're here to
help them anything that deals

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with logistical system. For
the inventorying process

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and whatever comes in, they
actually give us a list

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of what needs to be
inventoried, and we make sure

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that we count it that
is the accurate amount

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of supply that comes in.

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So if there's any discrepancy,

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we actually let them know saying
if we're missing something,

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or we have actually that's in here.

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- What we do is we oversee or

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we manage response operations
for major emergencies

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and disasters for the healthcare sector.

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Statewide, We have a
coalition that involves

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all the hospitals, long term
care, home health hospice,

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dialysis centers, also
community health centers,

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laboratories, kind of the whole gamut

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around health care statewide.

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It is that support element
is huge for what we do.

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So you know, it's a big deal for us

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to be able to receive
and have this partnership

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so that we can more
expeditiously push things out

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as well as kind of organized
it more effectively.

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And they've also helped us
repair one of our older ISO pods,

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which we utilize to isolate

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to negative pressure individual patients.

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We have three of them
and one was kinda put off

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to the side that we're going to repair

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and they've been phenomenal
instrumental in fixing that,

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and I believe a biomedical
team is coming tomorrow

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to help with our new
negative pressure machines

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help us get those up. So there's
a lot of different things

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other than just inventory,

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that the Guard has been
instrumental in helping us with.