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COMMON INFECTIOUS ILLNESSES

Disease, illness or organismIncubation period (How long after contact does illness develop?)How is it spread?When is a child most contagious?When can a child return to the childcare center or school?Report to county health department*How to prevent spreading infection (management of conditions)**Eye, ear, nose, throat and chestTo prevent the spread of organisms associated with COMMON infections, practice frequent hand hygiene, cover mouth and nose when coughing and sneezing, and stay up to date with , bronchitis, COMMON cold, croup, ear infection, pneumonia, sinus infection and most sore throats (respiratory diseases caused by many different viruses and occasionally bacteria)VariableContact with droplets from nose, eyes or mouth of infected person.

Strep throat (Group A Streptococcus bacteria) 2 to 5 days Contact with droplets from nose and mouth; close, crowded contact Highest during acute infection; no longer contagious within 24 hours after antibiotics After 24 hours of antibiotic treatment NO Avoid close contact with symptomatic persons until completion of 24 hours of antimicrobial ...

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