Describe the epidemiology, causative agents, and modes of transmission of Ebola virus disease. Explain the pathophysiology and natural history of Ebola virus infection. Recognize the clinical presentation, signs, and symptoms of Ebola virus disease, including early and advanced manifestations. Identify suspected cases based on clinical presentation, epidemiological history, and established case definitions. Outline the diagnostic approach, including appropriate specimen collection, laboratory confirmation, and differential diagnoses. Discuss the principles of clinical management, including supportive care, fluid and electrolyte management, and the use of specific treatments where indicated. Demonstrate appropriate infection prevention and control measures, including personal protective equipment (PPE), isolation, and safe patient care practices. Describe contact tracing, surveillance, and outbreak response strategies for controlling transmission. Identify complications and prognostic factors associated with Ebola virus disease. Explain the principles of safe and dignified burial, risk communication, and community engagement during outbreaks.