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Depends on how fast you are able to identify and isolate the patients. Unless there is reason to suspect ebola it's not exactly the first diagnosis that will co
by DasIch 12y ago
Depends on how fast you are able to identify and isolate the patients. Unless there is reason to suspect ebola it's not exactly the first diagnosis that will come to mind. Most hospitals probably also don't have the necessary isolation facilities or at least not on standby.
Ultimately though ebola is relatively easy to combat, collect the patients, put a fence around them, wait long enough and clean up what's left. The problem is finding and securely containing the patients.
- noir_lord 12y ago> don't have the necessary isolation facilities or at least not on standby. What like a quiet room away from other patients? That is the only "isolation facilities" you actually require alongside making the medical staff use gloves and face mask which I suspect when dealing with an Ebola patient they will remember to do..., it's fluid borne not airborne, you don't even need a negative pressure setup.
- venomsnake 12y agoAnd specially trained staff. And extra careful staff.