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Self- monitor for symptoms for 10 days from your last date of contact with a COVID-19 positive individual.

If you develop symptoms, isolate as much as possible from other members of your household.

The CDC recommends being tested for COVID if you have symptoms and known contact.

While not required for return to campus, the CDC and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services recommend being tested at least 5 days after exposure to prevent spreading COVID-19 to others.

Testing on day 5 or later can help identify asymptomatic cases and prevent others from becoming ill.

Information on testing locations can be found here

Testing is not recommended if you have tested positive with a viral test within the last 90 days (unless new onset symptoms are present).

Wear a mask around others for 10 days following the date of your exposure, even if given a shorter isolation timeline.

Masks should be worn around family members and in public.

Masks should be well fitting and cover the nose and mouth.