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Immediate identification and monitoring of all the contacts of infected people successfully prevented a broader outbreak. During the West African Ebola epidemic, an infected person traveling from Monrovia, Liberia brought EVD into Lagos, Nigeria.
What special precautions for personal protective equipment (PPE) must be followed under the CDC guidelines for Ebola Virus Disease (EVD)?
If ebolavirus contamination is known or suspected, at minimum, a long-sleeved, closed-front gown, disposable nitrile or powder-free latex gloves, eye protection (goggles or face shield), and a NIOSH-certified N-95, fit-tested respirator should be worn.
Is there a vaccine to prevent Ebola?
Abstract. Ebola virus disease (Ebola) is a rare but severe illness in humans, with an average case fatality rate of approximately 50%. Two licensed vaccines are currently available against Orthoebolavirus zairense, the virus that causes Ebola: the 1-dose rVSVG-ZEBOV-GP (ERVEBO [Merck]) and the 2-dose regimen of Ad26.
What is most effective against Ebola?
ERVEBO is only effective against one of the viruses that causes Ebola disease. ERVEBO should only be given to patients who meet specific criteria. Healthcare providers should consider contraindications, precautions, and considerations for specific populations before administering the vaccine.
How can we prevent the Ebola virus?
When living in or traveling to regions where viruses that spread Ebola disease may be present, take steps to protect yourself. Avoid contact with body fluids. Avoid contact with body fluids from people and animals, including. Wear protective equipment. Monitor your health.
What precautions should be taken during Ebola infection control?
Recommendations for specimen collection by staff: Any person collecting specimens from a patient with a case of suspected Ebola virus disease should wear gloves, water-resistant gowns, full face shield or goggles, and masks to cover all of nose and mouth. Additional PPE may be required in certain situations.
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The VA-Ebola Risk Triage Tool is intended for use by U.S. Department of. Veterans Affairs (VA) clinical staff to evaluate patients identified as having.
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