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Can two asymptomatic patients isolate together? One patient is diabetic and the other is not. Both are 60+ females
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Better to isolate the diabetes one in other room
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May be
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If both are infected they can stay together. Isolation is for prevention of spread of infection. So no point isolating separately as they are already infected though asymptomatic. However if you have enough rooms they can isolate separately.
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