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APRIL 15, 2020
Smoke Signals
OHA and local health officials
are monitoring COVID-19
in Oregon
>100.4°F
Persons Under Monitoring (PUM)
No Symptoms
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Restriction depends on level of risk
Monitor for symptoms
Limit movement and contact with others
Close contacts not monitored
Not tested for COVID-19
Persons Under Investigation (PUI)
Symptoms Present
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Stay home from school or work
Tested for COVID-19
Limit movement and contact with others
Close contacts are monitored
for more information, visit
healthoregon.org/coronavirus
or call 211
You can get this document in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer. Contact Acute and Communicable Disease
Prevention at 971-673-1111 or email OHD.ACDP@dhsoha.state.or.us. We accept all relay calls or you can dial 711. OHA 2681D (03/2020)
Coronavirus/COVID –19 and Diabetes
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People with diabetes who are infected with the Coronavirus are
more likely to develop severe Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)
and complications.
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You should be especially diligent to reduce risk of exposure,
including hand washing, practicing social distancing, and stay
home as much as possible.
Managing diabetes can be more challenging during this time.
Blood Sugars: Activity restriction, changes in eating patterns, and
illness can affect blood sugars. Patients should monitor more closely
and call your health care team if you are having problems.
Medications: You should ensure they you have sufficient
medications and call your health care team if you need refills.
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To reduce the risk of Coronavirus exposre, avoid going to the
clinic unless necessary. Patients who develop mild symtopms
should monitor their blood sugars, stay well hydrated, and call
your health care team with concerns.
For severe symptoms, seek medical care right away.