Sierra Leone, is preparing for a sharp increase in the number of Ebola cases over the holiday period.

The video documents the journey to an Ebola treatment unit in Sierra Leone, highlighting the challenges faced during travel and the construction of the unit in the jungle. It covers the training and safety protocols for staff, including the use of personal protective equipment. A doctor shares his first experience with an Ebola patient, emphasizing the importance of routine and safety. The video concludes with preparations for the hospital's opening, stressing the need for readiness to save lives.

What was the main challenge faced during the journey to the Ebola treatment unit?

• Lack of medical supplies

• Finding enough medical staff

• Navigating through virus checkpoints

• Poor weather conditions

How long did it take to build the Ebola treatment unit?

• Eight weeks

• Four weeks

• Twelve weeks

• Two weeks

What is emphasized during the staff training at the Ebola treatment unit?

• Cost efficiency

• Speed of treatment

• Safety protocols

• Patient comfort

What protective gear is used by the staff at the Ebola treatment unit?

• Single mask and gloves

• Gowns, aprons, goggles, and double masks

• Casual clothing

• Only gloves

How did Dr. John Wright describe his first encounter with an Ebola patient?

• Exciting and adventurous

• Confusing and chaotic

• Routine and familiar

• Terrifying and overwhelming