Isolate the patient
single patient room (with private bathroom), door closed
Wear appropriate PPE
Enhanced standard, contact, and droplet isolation precautions
gloves, gown (fluid resistant or impermeable), eye protection, and a facemask.
Additional protective equipment might be required in certain situations: double gloving, disposable shoe covers, and leg coverings
Have a second party monitor
Restrict visitors
Avoid entry of visitors into the patient's room
Keep a logbook of all persons entering the patient's room
Avoid aerosol-generating procedures
If necessary, use respiratory protection (N95 or higher) and perform in airborne isolation room
Implement environmental infection control measures
Diligent environmental cleaning and disinfection
single patient room (with private bathroom), door closed
Enhanced standard, contact, and droplet isolation precautions
gloves, gown (fluid resistant or impermeable), eye protection, and a facemask.
Additional protective equipment might be required in certain situations: double gloving, disposable shoe covers, and leg coverings
Have a second party monitor
Avoid entry of visitors into the patient's room
Keep a logbook of all persons entering the patient's room
If necessary, use respiratory protection (N95 or higher) and perform in airborne isolation room
Diligent environmental cleaning and disinfection
Immediately report PUIs to local health authorities or CDC
Los Angeles repots to Acute Communicable<unk>  Control Program (ACDC) at 213-240-7941 (nights/weekends: 213-974-1234)
Special diagnostic testing requires consultation
Los Angeles repots to Acute Communicable<unk>  Control Program (ACDC) at 213-240-7941 (nights/weekends: 213-974-1234)
Special diagnostic testing requires consultation
Test and treat for other possible causes of Fever in Travelers while evaluating for<unk> 
A few days after infectious symptoms begin, ELISA IgM, PCR or<unk>  isolation are possible. Later in the<unk>  or during recovery, IgM or IgG can be tested.
CDC has guidance for safe specimen handling
Use point-of-care testing as much as possible
Supportive care
A few days after infectious symptoms begin, ELISA IgM, PCR or<unk>  isolation are possible. Later in the<unk>  or during recovery, IgM or IgG can be tested.
Use point-of-care testing as much as possible
Ebola virus disease
Normal causes of acute fever!
Dengue
Malaria
Chikungunya
Marburg virus disease
Leptospirosis
Lassa fever