Daily COVID-19 Self Screening
Each of us needs to be familiar with symptoms of COVID-19 and are expected to self-monitor to help protect one another from possible COVID-19 exposure. The purpose of the daily COVID-19 check is for you to self-monitor your health prior to coming on campus for class or work.
1. Have you recently been in contact with someone diagnosed with COVID-19?
2. Do you have a fever of 100.4°F or above?
3. Do you have a cough?
4. Do you have difficulty breathing?
5. Do you have a sore throat?
6. Do you have muscle aches or body aches?
7. Are you experiencing vomiting or diarrhea?
8. Are you experiencing a new loss of taste or smell?
If you answered NO to ALL of the above questions:
Students: Based on your responses, please continue to daily self-monitor, maintain a minimum physical distance of 6 feet, wear a face covering, and practice good hand hygiene. If you develop symptoms, you can use this tool again, contact the Student Health Center at 504-862-8121, or call your healthcare provider.
Faculty/Staff: Based on your responses, please continue to daily self-monitor, maintain a minimum physical distance of 6 feet, wear a face covering, and practice good hand hygiene. If you develop symptoms, you can use this tool again, contact the Tulane Living Well clinic at 504-988-4325, or contact your healthcare provider.
If you answered YES to ANY of the above questions:
Students: Based on your self-reported symptoms, you should contact the Student Health Center or your personal healthcare provider for further evaluation. Please call the Student Health Center at 504-862-8121. It is your responsibility to follow up based on your results. Please help keep our community healthy.
Faculty/Staff: Based on your self-reported symptoms, you should contact your healthcare provider or the Tulane Living Well Clinic for further evaluation. Please call the Tulane Living Well Clinic at 504-988-4325. It is your responsibility to follow up based on your results. Please help keep our community healthy.
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Cases remain stable in New Orleans and on campus.
Increasing numbers of reported cases in the New Orleans area. On-campus cases remain stable/low.
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Significant on-campus community spread and/or New Orleans area spread.
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