UK Ebola patient named as Pauline Cafferkey

The transcript discusses the first diagnosed case of Ebola in the UK, involving a nurse who returned from Sierra Leone. She was isolated and transported to London for treatment. Concerns about airport screening processes are highlighted, and the need for improved protocols is emphasized. The nurse's travel details and the precautionary measures taken for passengers are outlined. The transcript concludes with information on testing and treatment procedures for Ebola.

What was the initial step taken after the nurse from South Lanarkshire developed a fever upon returning to the UK?

• She was given medication and monitored at home.

• She was admitted to a local hospital in Glasgow.

• She was placed in an isolation tent and flown to London.

• She was sent home to rest.

What concern did the doctor express about the screening process at Heathrow Airport?

• The screening was done in a separate building.

• There were too many staff members.

• The screening process was too quick.

• The process was chaotic with insufficient staff and space.

How did the authorities respond to passengers who were on the same flights as the nurse?

• They were immediately quarantined.

• They were contacted as a precaution.

• They were given vaccines.

• They were asked to report to the nearest hospital.

What is the likelihood of catching Ebola according to the medical authorities?

• Very high

• Moderate

• Very low

• Impossible

Where is Pauline Cafferkey being treated for Ebola?

• Glasgow Royal Infirmary

• Royal Free Hospital in London

• St. Thomas' Hospital

• Edinburgh Royal Infirmary