CURB-65 is a BTS recommended severity rating for community acquired pneumonia (CAP) and should not be confused with the ABC criteria defined in the flow diagram. Patients with a CURB-65 score of 3 or more are at highest risk of death and should be managed as having severe pneumonia.
Blot out spills as soon as they occur. Due to the porous nature of slate, it is best not to wipe spills on countertops. When wiped, the fluid spreads which creates and spreads stains on your countertop. Clear stains on your slate with a poultice meant for natural stone countertops.
Or a plastic grocery bag with ink on it. Either way, sometimes something gets wet and will sit on your countertop. And if youâve painted your countertop, you might find that the ink or wet residue leaves a few blemishes behind. And these blemishes do not come off of the paint surface easily. Consider them stuck unless you want to scrape the paint off and reapply. Given the strong smell of the paint, the fact that Iâm replacing the countertops anyway, and my laziness (reason #3 is pretty persuasive), Iâm not going to bother.