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Originally Posted by PedOncoDoc
This is where my experience/training is limited, so I appreciate hearing the decisions and reasoning of those with field experience in these cases.
My initial gut is that he has a mild case without any GI sypmtoms, so I would treat him orally and I don't think he needs to get flown out.
Hand hygiene and avoiding local water sources need to be stressed to everyone.
Do I have a choice, and can I wash my hands first?  |
Your second patient complains of "cold-like" symptoms including significant body aches and cold hands and feet. And since it will be the first question, no, this one doesn't have a rash. This one denies drinking local water. He is the E5 team leader for your first patient.
Questions?