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The recommended monitoring while caring for a patient diagnosed with Ebola virus are as such:
It is advised to provide the best possible supportive therapy
And there should be proper monitoring of the patient's fluid & electrolytes balance
Monitoring of the proper oxygen supply is very essential
Then monitoring of the blood pressure is also desired
Then advised to isolate the patient to the private room
Recommended to have a closed limit on the visitors as well as the healthcare professionals
Advised to have a proper control on the other associated infections as per the CDC guidelines
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