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Health care workers : could it be Ebola?

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    • Alternative Title:
      Could it be Ebola?
    • Corporate Authors:
      Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
    • Description:
      Patient care checklist for patients under investigation for Ebola virus disease

      • Isolate the patient in a separate room with a private bathroom.

      • Activate the hospital preparedness plan for Ebola.

      • Ensure standardized protocols are in place for PPE use and disposal.

      • Wear appropriate PPE when in physical contact with the patient.

      • Attend to the patient’s medical needs.

      • Consider and evaluate patient for alternative diagnoses.

      • Obtain detailed information about symptoms, contacts, and travel history.

      • Perform only necessary tests and procedures.

      • Ensure patient has the ability to communicate with family.

      • Allow visitors only if they are wearing appropriate PPE.

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