Hand Washing, preventing hospital acquired infections
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| Steiros |
the spread of gastrointestinal (stomach flu) and
respiratory (colds and the flu) illness is hand washing.
There are other ways to prevent passing on germs to
friends, family and co-workers:
• Cover your mouth when sneeze or cough
• Avoid other people when you are ill with a
cold or the flu.
respiratory (colds and the flu) illness is hand washing.
There are other ways to prevent passing on germs to
friends, family and co-workers:
• Cover your mouth when sneeze or cough
• Avoid other people when you are ill with a
cold or the flu.
| Good Health is in Your Hands |
When do your wash your hands?
1. Before and after you care for someone who is ill
2. After you use the restroom
3. After you change a diaper or blow your nose
4. After you feed or play with your pet.
1. Before and after you care for someone who is ill
2. After you use the restroom
3. After you change a diaper or blow your nose
4. After you feed or play with your pet.
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6475 E. Pacific Coast Hwy, Suite 450
Long Beach, California 90803
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6475 E. Pacific Coast Hwy, Suite 450
Long Beach, California 90803
Serving the USA
US Patent Pending
| Resources |
| The Future of Epidemiology |
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