Its spread by bodily fluid contact, but not just blood. As I understand it once the fever starts, contact with ANY body fluid is enough... Not just blood. And you can also get it from touching a contaminated surface, doesn’t need to be direct contact with the infected person.
Yes it is not airborne fortunately, but the idea of quarantining a folks would protect them, true, it would from a greater public health setting control the spread, but if you were already infected when put into quarantine, like confined to your house, you would likely infect others in your home.
Thanks for the clarification, I should of said “bodily fluids” instead of “liquids,” but that is what I meant.
True, including saliva, sweat, other mucosal emanations, and excreta. I do not know how long the virus remains viable on surfaces.
See http://jid.oxfordjournals.org/content/196/Supplement_2/S142.full