Research Objective 4
To prevent transmission of Influenza A H1N1 in our community
Research Questions 4
How to prevent transmission of Influenza A H1N1 in our community
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Rosdi bin Zainol G76390 - Shamsul Omar bin Tajidin G76395 - Sulaiman bin Staffa G76474 - Mohd Hapizi bin Che Hassan G76356 - Vejayan a/l Sinnasamy G76400
How to prevent:
ReplyDelete1. To be at home and evade from were in workpalce, school or crowded place.
2. Rest an drink lots water.
3. Shut up you mouth and nose when cough & flu. If use tissue, through inside rubbish bin. Clran immediate hand with soap or detergent.
4. If no tissue when cough or sneeze, shut up your mouth & nose with your arm & elbow.
5. Use mask .
6. Inform your family
Regard:
Sulaiman
Hai gang. How about your Hari Raya.
ReplyDeleteI try to write what should you do if you are infected:
i. Cover your mouth and nose with a mask or handkerchiref.
ii. Inform the authorities for immediate action or go direct to the special counters at the designated hospitals. Do not use public transportation.
iii. Minimize contact with other people.
frequently wash our hand, use suitable mask, limit outing- especially crowded place- night bazaar for example, cover your mouth and nose while sneezing with handkerchief or your arm, do to nearest hospital if feel ilnes like influenza (cold, cough and lethargy), increase water taking and rest at home if you are sick..and always inform your next of kin if feel fever....at least someone know....
ReplyDeleteHope this will help...
The media like TV, Radio or news paper should always highlight this issue...our people must be keep inform daily and routinely....I suggest this campaign should include the school children to send this message to their parents..
ReplyDeletefor me the attitude is the first step to prevent this H1N1 from spreading....the people should be educate aggresively...load their brain that this H1N1 is very dangerous...it can kill! The effective medium is through mass media like radio, televisyen and news paper...with this effort I think we can prevent the spreading of this H1N1....
ReplyDeleteWhat I can say is....
ReplyDeleteThere is no vaccine available right now to protect against this new H1N1 virus. There are everyday actions that can help prevent the spread of germs that cause respiratory illnesses like influenza.
Basic personal hygiene measures should be reinforced and all people young and old should be encouraged to practice them to minimise potential influenza transmission:
● Cover nose and mouth when sneezing and coughing (preferably with a disposable
single use tissue);
● Immediately dispose of used tissues;
● Adopt good handwashing / hand hygiene practices, particularly after coughing,sneezing or using tissues; and so on......
If other members can add some more..it would be better..hehe..
I also agree with Rosdi...the attitude is important....we cannot prevent this virus from spreading only with law..but the most important is our self attitude and dicipline...how we see this outbreak....
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