County of Los Angeles
Department of Public Health
Acute Communicable Disease Control
313 N. Figueroa Street, Room 212
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Phone: (213) 240-7941
Fax: (213) 482-4856
E-Mail:acdc2@ph.lacounty.gov

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Acute Communicable Disease Control Manual (B-73)

Revised sections will be updated to Part IV as soon as they become available.

• Part I: Communicable Disease Control Measures
• Part II: Regulations for Healthcare Organizations
• Part III: Morticians and Cemeteries
• Part IV: Communicable Diseases  (updated: November 2009)
• Appendix
• Complete Document of the B-73 Manual (updated September 2009)
• List of Updated Sections (Viral Gastroenteritis section updated: November 2009)

Amebiasis	Hepatitis, Type Perinatal	Reye Syndrome
Anisakiasis	Hepatitis  C	Ringworm of Scalp - Outbreaks
Anthrax	Influenza -Outbreaks	Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
Botulism	Kawasaki (Mucocutaneous lyme node syndrome)	Rubella, Acute or Postnatal (German Measles)
Camylobacteriosis	Legionellosis	Rubella, Congenital
Chagas	Leprosy (Hansen's Disease)	Salmonellosis
Chickenpox	Leptospirosis	SARS
Cholera	Listeriosis	Scabies
Coccidioidomycosis	Lyme Borreliosis	Shigellosis (Dysentery, Bacillary)
Cryptosporidiosis	Malaria	Smallpox
Cysticercosis	Measles (Rubeola)	Staphylococcal Infections
Dengue	Meningitis, Viral - Outbreaks	Streptococcal Infections, Group A
Diarrhea	Meningococcal Infections	Streptococcal Toxic Shock Syndrome (STSS)
Diphtheria	Mumps - Outbreaks	Tetanus
Echinococcosis	Mycobacteria, Nontuberculosis-causing	Toxoplasmosis
E. coli	Plague	Toxic Shock Syndrome
Ehrlichiosis	Pediculosis - Outbreaks	Trichinosis
Encephalitis, Acute Viral	Paratypoid Fever	Tularemia
Encephalitis, Arboviral	Pertusis (Whooping Cough)	Typhoid Fever, Acute
Foodborne Disease	Pneumococcal, Invasive Disease	Typhoid Fever, Carrier
Gastroenteritis, Viral - Outbreaks	Poliomyletis	Typhus, Flea-Borne
Giardiasis	Psittacosis	Vibriosis , Non-cholera
Haemophilus	Q Fever (Query Fever)	West Nile Virus
Hantavirus	Rabies, Human and Animal	Yellow Fever
Hepatitis, Type A	Relasping Fever  (Louse-borne, Tick-borne)	Yersiniosis
Hepatitis, Type B (HBV)	Respiratory Disease Outbreaks