These are known as routes of transmission The 3 main ways are 1 by contact 2 in a droplet or 3 through tiny remains of droplets 64258oating in air airborne The most common way germs spread is by contact This is also called direct or indirect contac ID: 6124 Download Pdf
By: . Shyanne. Taylor-Connell. Kendra Foster. Why is hand washing important? . Hand washing is very important because it helps prevent sickness in yourself and others and helps stop spread germs! Things you touch everyday could possibly end your life.. Keeping your hands properly washed help prevent the spread of germs that could give you, gastrointestinal infections, influenza and hepatitis A. Washing your hands also help other people not catch anything and become seriously ill. .
Why should you wash your hands?. Washing your hands is the best way to stop germs from spreading.. Common ways germs are spread.. Nose, mouth, or eyes to hands to others.. Hands to . food.. Common ways germs are spread..
Microorganisms are small things found everywhere. Most do not cause disease and actually help your body function normally. Certain ones do CAUSE infectious Diseases that can spread directly or indirectly.
What are some common illnesses around your home and school? What symptoms alert you to the fact that you or someone else might be sick?. z. GERM QUIZ. Which item has the most germs?. A. Handbag (purse).
Did you cover your last sneeze or cough with your hand or arm or something else?. When was the last time you washed your hands? . Why did you wash them?. Complete the following . True/False. questions after watching..
Colds and Flu. Objective. . I will write three ways to . prevent the spread of illness.. Vocabulary. Illness: . Sickness or disease. Vocabulary. Communicable:. Can be . spread or passed on; contagious.
How are disease transmitted ?. Disease. Disease Query. Go around the room and find someone who knows someone or has ever had one of these diseases.. Put their initial in the square.. You can only fill one square. .
“. Microorganisms & the Chain of Infection”. OSHA . Standard . 29 CFR 1910.1030. Bloodborne. Pathogens (BBP. ). . Microorganisms & the Chain of Infection. Microorganisms. Four. FOUR. KINDS.
For 3. rd. graders. By Rhonda Hughes-Rettig, MSN, BSN, RN. G. erms. What are germs?. Germs are microscopic organisms that can cause disease. Germs are everywhere and on everything. Some germs make us sick .
The inside story on how antibiotics work and what you can do to prevent antibiotic resistance.. Oregon Alliance Working for . Antibiotic Resistance Education. Presentation Outline. Antibiotic timeline.
