Surprise surprise....not. These nurses and doctors in contact with that patient should have had a decontamination area linked to this patients room and had to undergo mandatory isolation until the risk of them developing symptoms had passed. You want treated in the US and you want to be the ones to treat patients with Ebola....then put the health of the population first and make a few sacrifices. As long as we have patients in the US with Ebola it should be mandatory that the healthcare workers working directly with them understand they have to stay in a secured facility in isolation after the patient has either passed or recovered so we can prevent the spread of this disease. How exactly was this transmitted if full isolation precautions were followed and it is allegedly only transmitted by bodily fluids? Somebody is full of sh*t. This is a larger threat than our government will admit and our President should have ceased all flights to infected areas. The ensuing outbreak is on his hands.
Posted on: Wed, 15 Oct 2014 11:46:47 +0000
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