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    Coronavirus COVID-19 is a virus that can spread through direct and indirect contact. It originated from viruses like SARS and MERS and became known as COVID-19 in 2019. Most people infected experience mild to moderate respiratory illness and recover without treatment, but every diagnosed case requires support and medical attention if symptoms worsen. Contact tracing for COVID-19 is important for identifying high-risk contacts and situations so the spread can be controlled. The webinar effectively taught the basics of contact tracing and how to differentiate between isolation for infected individuals and quarantine for contacts.

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    Coronavirus COVID-19 is a virus that can spread through direct and indirect contact. It originated from viruses like SARS and MERS and became known as COVID-19 in 2019. Most people infected experience mild to moderate respiratory illness and recover without treatment, but every diagnosed case requires support and medical attention if symptoms worsen. Contact tracing for COVID-19 is important for identifying high-risk contacts and situations so the spread can be controlled. The webinar effectively taught the basics of contact tracing and how to differentiate between isolation for infected individuals and quarantine for contacts.

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    Brendalie Ambrosio
    Coronavirus COVID-19 is a virus that can spread through direct and indirect contact. It originated from viruses like SARS and MERS and became known as COVID-19 in 2019. Most people infected experience mild to moderate respiratory illness and recover without treatment, but every diagnosed case requires support and medical attention if symptoms worsen. Contact tracing for COVID-19 is important for identifying high-risk contacts and situations so the spread can be controlled. The webinar effectively taught the basics of contact tracing and how to differentiate between isolation for infected individuals and quarantine for contacts.

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    Reaction Paper on Basic of Covid -19 and Basic of Contact Tracing

    Coronavirus COVID-19 global pandemic caused by a virus that can spread


    by means of contact directly and indirectly. This new virus came from SARS,
    MERSCOV, and SARS COV2 and in 2019 became COVID-19. Most people infected
    with this virus will have signs and symptoms such as mild to moderate respiratory
    illness and maybe recover without special treatment. Every case of COVID-19
    diagnosed requires in action, a person infected also need support it is important they
    can get immediate medical attention.
    Contact tracing for covid-19 is more important because by this were able to
    identify high risk and critical situation on contacts and possible infected contact. We
    very fortunate to have webinar about this for the speaker lecturer Emily Gurley
    deliver topic smoothly that even spoon feeding. I was able to learn on how to contact
    trace on its basic thru different situation, having this each of us can make an effort to
    control the spread of this deadly disease.
    Lastly by the of this webinar I was able to learn the difference between the
    period of isolation and quarantine infected and contact should be isolated in order
    that the virus prevent from spreading.

    F/T Reynold D Agda


    FAIIC 2020-15/Alpha Coy

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