Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital drill

Special Pathogens Unit on Level 2 of Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital practices a “patient with Ebola” being admitted into the 14,000 square foot isolation unit.

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Thu., May 18, 2017

A mock patient suspected of being exposed to Ebola is unloaded from an AMR Ambulance to Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center, May 17, 2017.

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An AMR Ambulance leads a procession of emergency vehicles to to doors of Providence Sacred Heart Hospital during an emergency drill, May 17, 2017. The mock patient has been suspected of being exposed exposed to Ebola, is in an isolation and being treated by the Special Pathogens Unit.

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Spokane firefighters gather for a briefing before a mock Ebola exercise, May 17, 2017, at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center.

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An AMR Ambulance stages for a delivery of a mock patient exposed to Ebola, May 177, 2017, at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center.

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Tammie Drapeau, of AMR and a a member of the Special Pathogen Unit, exits an ambulance carrying a mock patient suspected of being expose to Ebola, May 17, 2017, at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center.

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Spokane police units block off Division Street and Seventh Avenue during a emergency drill, May 17, 2017, at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center.

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A hallway at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center is shut down as a mock patient suspected of being exposed to Ebola is transported to a bed then to an awaiting elevator, May 17, 2017.

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Mock patient Nancy Lowrey, an ICU nurse at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center, is tended to by members of the Special Pathogens Unit during an exercise. The patient was suspected of being exposed to Ebola Lowery is also a member of the Special Pathogens Unit.

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Mock patient Nancy Lowery plays the part of a person suspected of being exposed to Ebola, May 17, 2017, at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center.

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AMR paramedic Brandy Tarala, right, goes through the doffing phase of a mock Ebola exercise, May 17, 2017, at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center.

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AMR paramedic Brandy Tarala enters the doffing phase of a mock Ebola drill on Wednesday at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center.

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