Suspect case definition

Suspect case means any person with a syndrome or signs and symptoms of illness which a health care professional believes, based on professional judgement, may be a result of exposure to one or more pesticides, but which does not meet the definition of case.
Suspect case means a person whose medical history, signs, and symptoms suggest that this person may be incubating or may be actively infected with some communicable disease.
Suspect case means a person who a reporting entity, local health department, or Department believes might be a case, but for whom it has not been established that the criteria necessary to become a case have been met.

Examples of Suspect case in a sentence

  • Suspect case, if assessed by health authorities as moderate to severe, will be treated as per health protocol in appropriate health facility.

  • Suspect case who died without undergoing confirmatory testing (DOH DM No. 2020- 0189).

  • Suspect case = awaiting COVID-19 test results; students should begin high quality masking and testing.

  • Suspect case, if assessed by Doctor as moderate to severe, will be referred to the designated Health Centres of the State and will be treated as per health protocol in appropriate health facility.

  • Suspect case definition refers to specific features spelt out by MOH, which defines the patient as a suspect case for a particular infectious disease.

  • Suspect case definitions for specific diseases are described in Table 9.3. Using screening point criteria, patients, as well as any accompanying persons, should be asked to declare any respiratory symptoms, fever and significant exposure history (e.g. travel to affected countries, close contact with infected persons, high risk occupations etc).

  • Suspect case = awaiting COVID-19 test results; employees should begin high quality masking and testing.

  • Additionally every time a preventive or corrective maintenance is carried out, the COMPANY’S engineer shall make, effect in duplicate, a field call report which shall be signed by him and thereafter countersigned by the ICSI’s official.

  • MMWR Weekly Report, Mar 05, 1999, 48(08): 163-166; and CID, 2002: 35 (15 October), 950-959.Outbreak Summary Report 2012-235Clinically Invasive Disease+ Positive GAS cultureGAS isolated from sterile siteConfirmed CaseLiposuction Facility A Jul 1-Sep14= + Or Suspect case – patient with history of liposuction at Facility A between July 1, 2012 and September 14, 2012 self-reporting signs of inflammation (redness, swelling, pain) AND purulent discharge from the surgical site OR fever or chills.

  • Suspect case – is a person who is presenting with any of the conditions below:a.


More Definitions of Suspect case

Suspect case means a person whose medical history and symptoms suggest that this person has signs and symptoms that are compatible with TB disease, e.g., a prolonged, productive cough, hemoptysis, weight loss, fever, night sweats, or fatigue.
Suspect case means an individual who meets criteria described by the CDC, the CDHS or the Infection Control PLCP of a suspect infectious case for an ATD.

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