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Chicken pox

Mask pt.

Provider should avoid contact if they've never had chicken pox

Vaccination now available (1995) and part of childhood immunizations. Pt. Isolated until all lesions crusted over and dry

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Common cold

Handwashing

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Conjunctivitis

Good personnel hygiene

Daily laundering of bed linens including pillowcase and towels.

Use wash cloth on unaffected eye first and then launder after use

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Conjunctivitis

No school during acute stage. Tx with antibiotic eye medications

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Hepatitis A

Vaccines in active areas (active immunity). Good handwashing

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Hepatitis B

Vaccination 90% effective. Virus stable on surfaces with dried blood for 7 days

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HIV

Universal standard precautions

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Influenza (flu)

Vaccination available anually; most effective if received from september to mid November. Treatment is symptomatic

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Measles

Handwashing critical

MMR vaccination part of childhood program

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German measles

Mask pt.

MMR vaccination part of childhood program

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Shingles

Mask patient

Provider should avoid contact if they've never had chicken pox

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Smallpox

Good handwashing especially after touching the bandage or vaccination site

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Mumps

MMR vaccination

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Poliomyelitis

Polio vaccine

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SARS

Wash your hands frequently.

Wear disposabel gloves if touching any infected bodily fluids

Wear surgical mask when in the same room with SARS

Disinfect surfaces that may have been contaminated with the virus

Wash all personal items, including bedding and utensils used by a person with SARS

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Dengue fever

Avoid infecby preventing mosquito bites. Mosquitoes that spread dengue virusbite during the day and night

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Malaria

Awareness of risk-find out whether you're at risk of getting malaria

Bite prevention- avoid mosquito bites by using insect repellent, covering your arms and legs

Check whether you need to take malaria prevention tablets

Diagnosis - seek immediate medical advice if you have malaria symptoms

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Zika viral disease

Avoid infection by preventing mosquito bites

Prevent maternal infection

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Rabies

A fast acting dose of rabies immune globulin

A series of rabies vaccines

Vaccinate pets

Do not approach wild animals

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Covid 19

Frequently wash your hands with soap and water for atleast 20 seconds. When soap and running water are unavailable, use an alcohol based hand rub with at leadt 60% alcohol

Always wash hands that are visibly soiled

Avoid touching your eyes, nose, or mouth with unwashed hands

Aboud close contact with people who are sick