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<div></div>Claylawheadhttps://nudictionary.madstudio.northwestern.edu/wildwords/index.php?title=Symptom_Tracker&diff=4965Symptom Tracker2021-06-04T23:57:04Z<p>Claylawhead: Created page with "==Part of Speech== Noun ==Pronunciation== [sImptəm trækər] ==Definition== An app that tracks your COVID-19 symptoms in accordance to health and safety guidelines in order..."</p>
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<div>==Part of Speech==<br />
Noun<br />
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==Pronunciation==<br />
[sImptəm trækər]<br />
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==Definition==<br />
An app that tracks your COVID-19 symptoms in accordance to health and safety guidelines in order for individuals to engage in certain activities and enter certain buildings on Northwestern's campus, giving you either a green or red screen for daily access. Green screen means you have tracked your symptoms and you do not have symptoms that violate health and safety guidelines and have not been contact traced, while a red screen means the opposite.<br />
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[[File:Symptom Tracker.jpg|thumbnail|Green screen clearance on the Symptom Tracker app.]]<br />
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==Usage==<br />
* This term is used in the process of getting tested for COVID-19 at the Jacobs Center. You must show your green-screened Symptom Tracker and your NAVICA ID for a rapid test, and just your symptom tracker for a COLOR PCR test in order to get into the building. <br />
* This term is used when entering Main Library; you must show your green-screened Symptom Tracker to the front desk in order for them to search your name and your reservation to let you into the building.<br />
* This term is used when entering dining halls; you are asked to show your green-screened Symptom Tracker before scanning your WildCard to get a meal.<br />
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==Example Sentences==<br />
* "Please have your Symptom Trackers out and show us the green screen!"<br />
* "You cannot enter this building without filling out your Symptom Tracker"<br />
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==Variations of the Term==<br />
* Tracker<br />
* Green Screen<br />
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==Related Terms==<br />
* [[Wildcat Wellness]]<br />
* [[Color]]<br />
* [[NAVICA]]<br />
* [[Plex (COVID-19)]]<br />
* [[Vaxxed]]<br />
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[[User:Joannenh|Joannenh]] ([[User talk:Joannenh|talk]]) 23:18, 3 June 2021 (UTC)<br />
[[User:Claylawhead|Claylawhead]] ([[User talk:Claylawhead|talk]]) 23:47, 4 June 2021 (UTC)</div>Claylawheadhttps://nudictionary.madstudio.northwestern.edu/wildwords/index.php?title=Wildcat_Wellness&diff=4960Wildcat Wellness2021-06-04T23:54:42Z<p>Claylawhead: Created page with "==Part of Speech== (noun) ==Pronunciation== [Wild'kat Wel'nes] ==Definition== "Wildcat Wellness" refers to the COVID-19 quarantine/isolation period Northwestern students had..."</p>
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<div>==Part of Speech==<br />
(noun)<br />
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==Pronunciation==<br />
[Wild'kat Wel'nes]<br />
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==Definition==<br />
"Wildcat Wellness" refers to the COVID-19 quarantine/isolation period Northwestern students had to participate in upon returning to campus in the 2020 fall quarter and 2021 winter and spring quarters, often abbreviated simply as "Wellness."<br />
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=Guidelines of Wildcat Wellness=<br />
There are two stages to the isolation period (guidelines for Spring Quarter)<ref>[https://www.northwestern.edu/coronavirus-covid-19-updates/health/wildcat-wellness/#requirements], Spring Wildcat Wellness </ref><br />
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'''Stage A: Testing Period with Limited Activities'''<br />
* Students receive two negative tests and may leave their on-campus or off-campus residence only to perform a narrow set of allowed activities (meals, groceries, essential work, etc.). Students must return to their residences and rooms no later than 8 p.m. daily and remain there until 7 a.m. the following morning. The first week of classes are remote, and off-campus students may not come to campus for any reason other than medical needs. All meals in the dining halls are served to-go, and students must eat in their rooms on-campus. Wildcat Wellness was from March 29 to April 5, approximately eight days. <br />
**The two negative tests had to be both a rapid test and a PCR test. At the time, the tests used by Northwestern were COLOR (PCR) and Abbott (rapid). The university has since switched to NAVICA for rapid tests and have dropped the need for COLOR tests. <br />
'''Stage B: In-Person Activity'''<br />
*On April 6, in-person activity will begin for those students who have completed required testing, have quarantined for at least 7 days, and are not in quarantine or isolation (see [[Plex (COVID-19)]]). All in-person activity must adhere to community expectations regarding wearing face coverings and maintaining 6-foot physical distancing.<br />
Guidelines can be found [https://dailynorthwestern.com/2020/07/31/campus/university-announces-wildcat-wellness-other-pandemic-safety-regulations/ here] for Fall Quarter and [https://dailynorthwestern.com/2020/12/09/campus/northwestern-announces-wildcat-wellness-guidelines-new-covid-19-testing-partnership-with-color/ here] for Winter Quarter.<br />
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==Usage==<br />
* The term was used by students and faculty/staff for a period of quarantine, especially coming after breaks between quarters (summer break/holiday break/spring break).<br />
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==Example Sentences==<br />
* "We won't have class in-person due to Wildcat Wellness."<br />
* "I didn't see anyone during Wellness."<br />
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==References==<br />
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==Related Terms==<br />
* [[Plex (COVID-19)]]<br />
* [[Color]]<br />
* [[NAVICA]]<br />
* [[Symptom Tracker]]<br />
* [[Vaxxed]]<br />
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