North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 10A - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 41 - EPIDEMIOLOGY HEALTH › Subchapter A - COMMUNICABLE DISEASE CONTROL › Section .0100 - COMMUNICABLE DISEASE CONTROL › Section 41A .0101 - REPORTABLE DISEASES AND CONDITIONS

Current through Register Vol. 39, No. 2, July 15, 2024
(a) The
				  following named diseases and conditions are declared to be dangerous to the
				  public health and are hereby made reportable within the time period specified
				  after the disease or condition is reasonably suspected to exist:
(1) acquired immune deficiency syndrome
				  (AIDS) - 24 hours;
(2) acute
				  flaccid myelitis - 7 days;
(3)
				  anaplasmosis - 7 days;
(4) anthrax
				  - immediately;
(5) arboviral
				  infection, neuroinvasive - 7 days;
(6) babesiosis - 7 days;
(7) botulism - immediately;
(8) brucellosis - 7 days;
(9) campylobacter infection - 24
				  hours;
(10) Candida auris - 24
				  hours;
(11) Carbapenem-Resistant
				  Enterobacteriaceae (CRE) - 24 hours;
(12) chancroid - 24 hours;
(13) chikungunya virus infection - 24
				  hours;
(14) chlamydial infection
				  (laboratory confirmed) - 7 days;
(15) cholera - 24 hours;
(16) Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease - 7
				  days;
(17) cryptosporidiosis - 24
				  hours;
(18) cyclosporiasis - 24
				  hours;
(19) dengue - 7
				  days;
(20) diphtheria - 24
				  hours;
(21) Escherichia coli, shiga
				  toxin-producing infection - 24 hours;
(22) ehrlichiosis - 7 days;
(23) foodborne disease, including Clostridium
				  perfringens, staphylococcal, Bacillus cereus, and other and unknown causes - 24
				  hours;
(24) gonorrhea - 24
				  hours;
(25) granuloma inguinale -
				  24 hours;
(26) Haemophilus
				  influenzae, invasive disease - 24 hours;
(27) Hantavirus infection - 7 days;
(28) Hemolytic-uremic syndrome - 24
				  hours;
(29) Hemorrhagic fever virus
				  infection - immediately;
(30)
				  hepatitis A - 24 hours;
(31)
				  hepatitis B - 24 hours;
(32)
				  hepatitis B carriage - 7 days;
(33)
				  hepatitis C, acute - 7 days;
(34)
				  human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection confirmed - 24 hours;
(35) influenza virus infection causing death
				  - 24 hours;
(36) legionellosis - 7
				  days;
(37) leprosy - 7
				  days;
(38) leptospirosis - 7
				  days;
(39) listeriosis - 24
				  hours;
(40) Lyme disease - 7
				  days;
(41) Lymphogranuloma venereum
				  - 7 days;
(42) malaria - 7
				  days;
(43) measles (rubeola) -
				  immediately;
(44) meningitis,
				  pneumococcal - 7 days;
(45)
				  meningococcal disease - 24 hours;
(46) Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS)
				  - 24 hours;
(47) monkeypox - 24
				  hours;
(48) mumps - 7
				  days;
(49) nongonococcal urethritis
				  - 7 days;
(50) novel coronavirus
				  infection causing death - 24 hours;
(51) novel coronavirus infection -
				  immediately;
(52) novel influenza
				  virus infection - immediately;
(53)
				  plague - immediately;
(54)
				  paralytic poliomyelitis - 24 hours;
(55) pelvic inflammatory disease - 7
				  days;
(56) psittacosis - 7
				  days;
(57) Q fever - 7
				  days;
(58) rabies, human - 24
				  hours;
(59) rubella - 24
				  hours;
(60) rubella congenital
				  syndrome - 7 days;
(61)
				  salmonellosis - 24 hours;
(62)
				  severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) - 24 hours;
(63) shigellosis - 24 hours;
(64) smallpox - immediately;
(65) spotted fever rickettsiosis - 7
				  days;
(66) Staphylococcus aureus
				  with reduced susceptibility to vancomycin - 24 hours;
(67) streptococcal infection, Group A,
				  invasive disease - 7 days;
(68)
				  syphilis - 24 hours;
(69) tetanus -
				  7 days;
(70) toxic shock syndrome -
				  7 days;
(71) trichinosis - 7
				  days;
(72) tuberculosis - 24
				  hours;
(73) tularemia -
				  immediately;
(74) typhoid - 24
				  hours;
(75) typhoid carriage
				  (Salmonella typhi) - 7 days;
(76)
				  typhus, epidemic (louse-borne) - 7 days;
(77) vaccinia - 24 hours;
(78) varicella - 24 hours;
(79) vibrio infection (other than cholera) -
				  24 hours;
(80) whooping cough - 24
				  hours;
(81) yellow fever - 7 days;
				  and
(82) zika virus - 24
				  hours.