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All women of child-bearing age. (P1) Travel to area with active Zika Transmission No (D1) Yes Male Sexual Planned Travel Resident of area Partner with To area with with active Zika Travel to area active Zikawith active Zika No transmission No Transmission (D1) Transmission (D1) (D1) Yes Yes No Stop Mosquito Yes Prevention & Contraception Advice (P2) Confer with state health department regarding Zika Determine if Uncertain testing (P4) Pregnant (P3) Test for Zika Not Pregnant Pregnant Test Male Sexual Virus IgM 1st Male Sexual Partner for Zika Pregnant No, and Male Sexual Partner is visit, and mid 2nd Partner Virus IgM 2-12 Traveler to area with active Zika with > 1 Trimester (P5) Transmission Patients weeks after No No, and symptoms with > 1 return from Resident of symptoms No, and Traveler to area with (D3) Patient’s travel (P5) Zika Prone active Zika transmission Yes Zika virus (D3) Area result Test Male Sexual Yes (D4) Partner for Zika Virus Test for Zika Virus – Supportive Care within 1 Week of Negative Positive within 1 Week of Symptom Onset Rest, Fluids, Symptom Onset •RT-PCR Test Analgesics, •RT-PCR Test •If RT-PCR test negative •Routine Pre-natal Care Antipyretics •If RT-PCR test and symptoms > 4 •Assess pregnancy dating (Avoid negative and days do serologic test & fetal ultrasound @ 18symptoms > 4 days do aspirin/NSAIDs in for Zika IgM and 20 wks gestation to serologic test for Zika case of dengue) neutralizing antibody assess fetal anatomy IgM and neutralizing test (at lab discretion) (P7) •Consider repeat fetal antibody test (at lab (P5) discretion) (P5) ultrasound later in Male Sexual pregnancy (P6) . Partner’s Zika . Pregnant virus result Positive or Patient’s (D5) Inconclusive Zika virus • Serial Fetal Ultrasound for result Pregnant Patient (every 3(D4) Fetal •Test Pregnant 4 weeks) until birth (P7) Patient for . Positive or Negative Ultrasound Zika Virus Inconclusive for Pregnant • Consider Amniocentesis Infection 2-12 Patient(P7) for pregnancy > 15 weeks weeks after she or partner Post-exposure gestation; Zika virus RTreturn from counseling for PCR on amniotic fluid (P8) Provider travel (P6) Pregnant Determines Fetal Provider patient & male Ultrasound Determines Negative sexual partner Result (D6) Amniocentesis (Mosquito Abnormalities result prevention, Absent (D5) Advice to use Abnormalities Present or Abnormal or condoms) inconclusive Inconclusive Pregnancy Provider Considers Referral to maternalOutcome fetal medicine or infectious disease (D7) Mother’s Zika test negative specialist for pregnancy management (P9) with history of travel, Mother’s Zika test, Amniocentesis,or Fetal symptoms, or male sexual Ultrasound positive, abnormal or inconclusive partner Zika test positive Positive, Inconclusive AND Negative Known Pregnant (D2) Live Birth, Zika Testing within 48 hours of delivery(P10) Non-Live Pregnancy Outcome, Zika Testing (P11) Confer with State Health Department Regarding Zika Testing for live or nonlive pregnancy outcome(P12)