Ebola Survival Guide 2015: The 21 Things you Must Know to Survive the Coming Ebola Outbreak by Lincoln Joy

Author:Lincoln, Joy [Lincoln, Joy]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Tags: Ebola virus, ebola pandemic, ebola handbook, Ebola outbreak, ebola survival guide, ebola k, Ebola
Published: 2014-11-03T16:00:00+00:00

If you are travelling in a country where Ebola virus is widespread, then it also helps to prevent yourself from holding items that are in direct contact with the body fluids or blood of an infected patient. These include his beddings and clothes, as well as the medical devices and needles used for him. If possible, do not take part in burial rituals or funeral involving the need to handle the bodies of those who died from the viral infection.

Staying away from nonhuman primates and bats, as well as raw meat, fluids and blood that originate from the mentioned animals can also help. Do not visit West African hospitals and clinics where numerous Ebola patients stay. Keep track of your health within twenty-one days after coming home from your trip. If you notice some Ebola symptoms, then make sure to contact your doctor right away.

Practice good outbreak control. The results of implementing an outbreak control depend on the application of an intervention package consisting of safe case management, contact tracing and surveillance. Reliable laboratory services, social mobilization and safe burial practices are also necessary. Good outbreak control also involves proper community engagement. You can do this by raising your awareness as well as the awareness of others regarding the risk factors of the infection. You should also spread the news or educate others about the protective measures that they can implement to lessen human transmission.

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