1 Handoook of COvD-19 meverton and Tate Part One Prevention and Control Management |. Isolation Area Management © Fever cinie Layout (0) Heatincarefacites shal et up a relatively independent fever clinic incuding an bclusive one-way passage atthe enrance of te hospital witha visible sgn; (2) The movement of people shal follow the principle of "three zones and two passag 5" =a contaminated zane, a potentially contaminated zone and a clean zone provided nd eleary demarcatee, and tno aulfer zones between te contaminated zone and the Botentaly contaminated zone’ {3) An independent passage shal be equipped for contaminated items set up 2 wsual feaion for one-way devery of tems from an offic area (potential contaminated Zone) te Sn olaton wara contaminated zone) (4) Aaprooriate procedures shal be standardized or medical personnel to puton and wake ait she protective eauipment. Make Tlwenars of ferent 2anes, provide Tulciength Iirare nd abeerve the walking routes strety (5) infection prevention and conto technicians shall be assigned to supervee he medical personnel on puting on and removing protective equipment so 35 to prevent contamination (6) Allzemsin the contaminated zone that have rot been disinfected shall not be ernaved 1.2zane Arangement (0) set up an independent examination roam, a laboratory, an cbsenation room, and a (2) Setup apre-examination and iage area to perform preliminary screening of patents (3) separate diagnosis and teaiment zones thase patients with an epidemiological history and fever and/or respiratory symotoms shall be guided into a suspected COMID-19 patent zone: those patent wth requir fever but no leat epidemoiagica history shall be guided into regular ever patient zone 1.3 Pavent Management (0) Patient win fevers must wear medical surgi masks: (2) Only patents are alowed to enter the warting area inorder to avoid overcrowding {2} TRe duration ofthe patient's st shall be minimzed so as 1a avoid cross infections; (a) Educate patients and thelr famies about early identicaton of sympxoms and essential preventative actions