California nurses called on federal, state and county health agencies to strictly follow Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines for treating Ebola, after a Sacramento hospital admitted a patient suspected of being exposed to the virus, FOX 40 reported. The California Nurses Association/National Nurses United representatives said they were concerned with Kaiser South Sacramento Medical Center's preparedness, including a lack adequate supplies of personal protection equipment, as well as protocols and materials. "This brings a lot of concern to the front-line staff because it's unprecedented," Mia Pinto-Ochoa, a nurse at Kaiser South Sacramento and a member of CNA/NNU, told the station. "We have never dealt with the Ebola virus specifically before." Article