In case of suspected or close contact with a positive person with COVID-19 disease, it is necessary to act responsibly and, above all, to remain in domestic isolation and to monitor your health so that any disease does not spread further.The doctor (general doctor, in the case of children - general doctor for children and adolescents) should be contacted by phone, e-mail or SMS.Next steps:- Subscribe to the testing using the electronic form at www.korona.gov.sk: https://www.old.korona.gov.sk/coid-19-patient-form.php. - You need to fill all the fields in the red box.- Anyone who has come into close contact with a positive person or suspects a disease remains in home isolation.- After registration, it is necessary to wait for a text message with COVID PASS - instructions where and when to report for testing (first on the fifth day of contact with positive).- It is necessary to come to the sampling point by individual transport, to use protective drapes at all times, both the driver and the test person. - Each tested receives a text message within 96 hours of the test result.- Tell your doctor about the outcome of the test. If the result is negative - The home quarantine shall continue for a minimum period of 10 days, to be decided by the competent regional public health authority. - Quarantine countdown from the last close contact with the positive person. - The length of quarantine may still be affected by positive results during this period of test persons living with a person in a common household. The quarantine is extended depending on the date of the positive results of these persons. If COVID-19 disease has been confirmed- Domestic isolation continues - it lasts for at least 10 days after a positive test result. - Positively tested person informs everyone with whom he has been in close contact - These persons should be asked to sign up for testing. It is recommended to draw up a list of these persons also with contacts and wait for the positive test person to contact the relevant R & D & IDOMESTIC ISOLATION:It is ordered by the Regional Public Health Office:- if the person has a confirmed disease COVID-19- has been tested for COVID-19 and is waiting for the result- has mild symptoms of the disease (cough, fever, sore throat, loss of smell, taste)- in case of the disease when it is not known with certainty whether it is COVID-19- has been in close contact with the positive tested

Person - arrived from a risky countryDuring isolation it is necessary to monitor your state of health in case of mild symptoms to contact the treating physician, in case of serious problems to call emergency medical services and to inform her that she is a person in quarantine or a person positive for COVID-19. TERMINATION OF ISOLATION:- End of isolation is decided by the competent regional public health authority. In case of severe disease progression, isolation may be prolonged.- In a mild isolation patient, it ends at least ten days after the first symptoms, at least three days after resolution of symptoms.- In a patient with a severe course of at least 20 days from the first signs, at least three days after resolution of symptoms. A negative RT PCR test is not required to end isolation. (For many people, the positiveness of the test persists, but the virus itself is no longer able to transmit from human to human after that time limit, i.e. the person is not considered infectious.) Everything is decided by the treating physician or the regional health care professional. - If a person in contact with a positive person has been isolated and has not taken the test, he may end it at least after 10 days if he has no clinical symptoms.- If quarantine is no longer required, the doctor will issue a certificate of completion of the PN (also possible by e-mail or SMS). - There is a threat of sanctions for premature abandonment. The police control the observance of quarantine and may fine up to EUR 1659). Home insulation conditions:- you must not go to public places, including shops, cultural social and sporting events, or to participate in private events (family celebrations, etc.), - you must not use public transport or taxi, - you must not visit anyone, - you must not accept visits, entrance to the house/apartment where you are in quarantine, have only: persons living there, whether a health care provider if necessary, - if you are living in a family house, you can go to your private garden or backyard, - if you live in an apartment, you can go to a private balcony, - if you need to buy food, other goods and medicines, you must ask another person for help (not in quarantine) to bring your purchase to the front door. Instructionsfor the supply of goods they must indicate that the purchase should be delivered before the front door. If a person in quarantine lives in a common household with other persons:- to limit contact with others, to isolate himself in a separate room, which is often to be ventilated,- not share a common room with persons belonging to the endangered category,- to use the shared bathroom in the home as the last person and then thoroughly disinfect it, to use their own towels and to maintain proper hand hygiene,- from other members of the household to maintain a distance of at least 1.5 meters, to wear a drapes- food to consume in their room, to have their own dishes and glasses removed, - to wash at least 60 degrees Celsius, to iron at the highest possible temperature - all waste stored in a plastic bag tightly closed. Where a person with a confirmed COVID-19 disease lives in a common household with other persons, they also remain in domestic isolation. In case of suspected disease, without clinical signs, the location of members in the home quarantine shall be decided by the Regional Public Health Office. DEFINITION OF CONTACTS*Narrow contact is defined as: - contact with a person at whom there is a high risk of exposure, - personal contact with the case COvid-19 up to two metres longer than 15 minutesor -Physical contact with COVID-19, or -Unprotected Direct Contact with case COVID-19 in a closed environment (e.g. home, classroom, meeting room, hospital waiting room, etc.) more than 15 minutes, or - sitting next to the COvid-l9 case, within a distance of two seats on the aircraft (in any direction), or - providing care and service in the part of the aircraft where the COvid-19 case was seated. Specific persons are also meant under close contact: caregivers and crew members serving in the part of the aircraft where the COVID-19 case was seated - the activity of a health care professional or other person providing care of the COVID-19 case, or the activity of a laboratory handling samples of the COVID-19 case without recommended PPE or possible breaches of the use of PPE. Common contact is defined as: - contact with a person where the risk of exposure is low, - personal contact with the case COvid-19 within two metres of less than 15 minutes, or - contact with case COVID-19 in a closed environment (e. g.households, class, meeting room, hospital waiting room, etc.) less than 15 minutes, or - travel of a person along with the case COVID-19 by any means of transport (except aircraft), - the activity of a healthcare professional or other person providing care of the case COVID-19, or the activity of a laboratory handling specimens of the case COVID-19 with recommended PPE. If contact with a positive person has been evaluated as normal contact anyway, it is necessary to:- daily monitoring of symptoms compatible with COVID-19 including fever of any grade, cough, fatigue or breathing problems, loss of sense of smell, taste or taste disturbance, - measures aimed at limiting physical contact and avoiding travel, - strict hand hygiene and respiratory etiquette measures, - if there are symptoms, stay in home isolation and contact a telephone doctor.