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For handling of Dead Bodies of suspected/confirmed Ebola Virus Disease (EVD)

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All dead bodies are potentially infectious and “STANDARD PRECAUTIONS”
should be implemented for every case. Although most organisms in the dead body
are unlikely to infect healthy persons, some infectious agents may be transmitted
when persons are in contact with blood, body fluids or tissues of dead body of
person with infectious diseases.

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For handling of Dead Bodies of suspected/confirmed Ebola Virus Disease (EVD)






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All dead bodies are potentially infectious and STANDARD PRECAUTIONSbrshould be implemented for every case Although most organisms in the dead bodybrare unlikely to infect healthy persons some infectious agents may be transmittedbrwhen persons are in contact with blood body fluids or t ID: 774581 Download Pdf

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