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My colleague has confirmed covid19 positive. i have directly contact with her this week monday in office.
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COVID 19: If you have been in close physical proximity without masks, COVID 19 testing would be prudent.
Answered 6/27/2020
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Isolate: If you've had contact already you should isolate yourself from others for at least 14 days unless you test negative. If symptoms develop,notify your MD for instructions & isolation should continue until you've had no symptoms for an additional 7 days. When you resume circulation, practice social distancing,wear a mask when appropriate and wash hands often.
Answered 6/27/2020
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