Monkeypox Awareness

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Monkeypox is a virus mainly contained to Western and Central Africa. However, there have been recent cases across the globe. This course provides the necessary knowledge to handle Monkeypox safely and appropriately.

5 Modules1 hour
$169$0
Monkeypox Awareness

Learning Outcomes

What you'll learn

  • Understand what Monkeypox is and its origin.
  • Know the symptoms.
  • Be aware of the types of transmission.
  • Learn how to get diagnosed and possible treatments.
  • Understand the appropriate and minimum PPE requirements.
  • Know Newcross Healthcare procedures and policies.

Modules

Module 1

Introduction

Module 2

Transmission & Symptoms

Module 3

Diagnosis & Treatment

Module 4

Do's & Don't

Module 5

Summary

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Frequently Asked Questions

Monkeypox spreads through direct contact with infected skin or bodily fluids, or by touching contaminated items like clothing or bedding used by an infected person.

Early symptoms include fever, headaches, muscle aches, swollen glands, and exhaustion. A rash usually appears 1–5 days later, developing into blisters and scabs

Yes. Monkeypox can resemble Chickenpox or other viral infections, which is why diagnosis often requires laboratory testing by healthcare professionals.

Children under eight, pregnant individuals, and people with weakened immune systems are more likely to experience severe illness and may need additional care.