Not necessary

All day until treatment

Watered diharea, loss of appetite, fever, abdominal pain

1-10 days

Also known at TB

Never unless fever or behavioral changes.

Until 5 days after antibiotics is complete

Diharea(bloody), abdominal cramps, sometimes vomiting

2-12 days

Must notify public health agent within 24 hours of diagnosis.

Exclude child with an active infestation.

Until after 5th day of rash

Low grade fever, abdominal cramps, diharea, vomiting

7-10 days

Can be spread through towel or bandages.

Not necessary unless child has severe symptoms like fever.

5 days after swelling onset

Diharea, vomiting, abdominal cramps, and fever

1-4 days

Student with head to head contact should be checked for this disease.

Until 1 week after the onset of jaundice.

Cause lock jaw, stiff neck, and difficulty swallowing,

Depends on virus involved

No specific treatment for acute cases but have treatment options for chronic cases of this disease.