Hand Hygiene
Wash hands to reduce the risk of contamination
Our hands are more exposed to germs and microbes ambient: handshakes, public places, computer keyboard ... and are likely to carry and transmit viruses and bacteria. Hand hygiene is therefore essential to protect himself and his entourage.
A "good" hand washing is done by using hot water, enough soap, rubbing his hands against each other for at least 20 seconds to create a good rubbing and rinsing running water
When should I wash my hands?
- when hands are visibly dirty,
- after going to the toilet (also after changing a diaper)
- after blowing your nose or sneezed into his hands
- before and after eating, handling food, drink or smoke,
- after touching the red meat, chicken or fish,
- after handling waste
- by visiting the sick or caring
Other recommendations:
- Cover your cuts because they can get infected very easily.
- The nail polish chipped and come with an increase in the number of bacteria on the fingernails. Be sure to clean your nails properly.
- Avoid touching your hands to your eyes, nose or mouth.
- Assume that any contact with body fluids is infectious.
- If you use reusable containers for your soap, make sure they are cleaned and dried before being filled. If you use bar soap, place it on a soap dish that allows water to drain or use small bars that can be changed frequently.
When we do not have access to water and soap solution?
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