ISOLAMENTO DOMICILIAR DE CASOS CONFIRMADOS DE COVID-19 EM UM MUNICÍPIO DE MATO GROSSO

Doi: 10.47094/IIICNNESP.2022/128

PALAVRAS CHAVE: Infecções por coronavírus. Epidemiologia. Isolamento de pacientes.

KEYWORDS: Coronavirus infections. Epidemiology. Isolation of patients.

ABSTRACT:
Introduction: The Covid-19 pandemic has become a major public health challenge in Brazil, triggering overcrowding of hospital beds. Individuals with mild symptoms, no signs of severity or asymptomatic should remain in home isolation. According to the Ministry of Health, isolation in confirmed patients should be done for seven days, provided they do not have respiratory symptoms and fever, for at least 24 hours. Cases with a negative RT-PCR or rapid antigen test result on the 5th day will be able to come out of isolation.

Autores

• Débora Aparecida Da Silva Santos

• Izadora Ribeiro De Moraes

• Jeovana Miranda De Oliveira Fonseca

• Karla Lorena Souza Silva

• Letícia Goulart