Nurse infected with Ebola still in a serious conditions, authorities say

The transcript discusses the health status of a patient named Teresa, who remains in a critical condition. It highlights that all her contacts are asymptomatic, indicating no current risk of Ebola transmission in Spain beyond Teresa. The outbreak will be considered over when no healthcare workers develop the disease 20 days after their last contact with Teresa.

What is the current condition of Teresa as mentioned in the video?

• She is showing signs of improvement.

• She has been discharged.

• She remains in a critical condition.

• She is recovering well.

Why is it important that all contacts remain asymptomatic?

• It suggests that the virus is mutating.

• It indicates that the virus is not spreading.

• It means the virus is weakening.

• It shows that the treatment is effective.

What does the video say about the current risk of Ebola transmission in Spain?

• Several people are at risk of spreading the virus.

• There is a high risk of transmission.

• Only Teresa poses a risk of transmission.

• The virus has been eradicated.

What is the criterion for declaring the Ebola outbreak over?

• When Teresa is fully cured.

• When no new cases are reported for a month.

• When healthcare workers remain healthy 20 days after last contact.

• When all contacts test negative for the virus.

How long must healthcare workers remain healthy after their last contact with Teresa to ensure the outbreak is over?

• 20 days

• 15 days

• 30 days

• 10 days