Protocol Breach Leads to First U.S. Ebola Infection

The transcript discusses the breach of protocol in handling an Ebola case in the U.S., highlighting the infection of a nurse who treated a patient. Despite following protocols, a breach occurred, leading to criticism of hospital preparedness. The CDC is investigating, while nurses express concerns about inadequate training. The issue is not only national but global, with implications for health and security.

What was the main concern regarding the nurse who contracted Ebola?

• She was not in contact with any Ebola patients.

• The hospital claimed all protocols were followed, but a breach was suggested.

• The CDC confirmed no breach in protocol.

• She did not follow any protocols.

What action did President Obama take in response to the Ebola protocol breach?

• He called for a halt to all hospital operations.

• He urged the CDC to expedite the investigation.

• He declared a national emergency.

• He dismissed the CDC's concerns.

What was a major criticism from National Nurses United regarding hospital preparedness?

• Hospitals have too much protective gear.

• There is too much training for nurses.

• Nurses feel unprepared to handle Ebola cases.

• Hospitals are over-prepared for Ebola.

What percentage of nurses reported not receiving proper training for Ebola?

• 80%

• 60%

• 50%

• 70%

What broader implications does the Ebola crisis have according to the transcript?

• It is only a problem in Africa.

• It has no impact on global security.

• It is solely a health crisis.

• It could become a national security crisis.