Ebola in NYC: Doctor Tests Positive for Disease

Dr. Craig Spencer, a 33-year-old doctor, returned to New York City after working with Doctors Without Borders in Guinea, West Africa. He was tested for Ebola after developing a fever and is currently being treated in the isolation unit at Bellevue Hospital. New York City's Mayor Bill Diblasio reassured the public that there is no reason for alarm, as Ebola is difficult to contract.

What organization was Craig Spencer working with in West Africa?

• Doctors Without Borders

• Red Cross

• World Health Organization

• Médecins Sans Frontières

What symptoms did the patient develop that led to testing for Ebola?

• Cough

• Fever

• Headache

• Nausea

Where is the Ebola patient being treated?

• Bellevue Hospital

• Mount Sinai Hospital

• NYU Langone

• Lenox Hill Hospital

What did the city's mayor say regarding the situation in New York City?

• There is no reason for alarm

• Ebola is easily transmitted

• The patient is in critical condition

• More cases are expected

How is Ebola described in terms of its transmission?

• Easily contracted

• Extremely hard to contract

• Commonly spread

• Highly contagious