If the Sukang code has a yellow code status, it means that the code holder will be at risk of being infected with COVID-19 virus. According to the current coding rules of Su Kang Code, people who have time and space accompanying activities with confirmed cases or asymptomatic infected people in COVID-19 will be given a "yellow code", and the yellow code personnel in Su Kang Code need to be screened for nucleic acid in time.
Space-time companion refers to the mobile phone number that collides with the track within a certain distance (such as 10 minutes or more) from the same base station in the outdoor open space, and is defined as a "space-time companion" that may be exposed. The space-time accompanying information here comes from relevant departments. After the information is captured, the personnel who have time and space with the positive infected person will be given a yellow code, and then managed according to the yellow code of Su Kang code.
Su Kang code shows how to deal with yellow code. Su Kang code yellow code personnel should take the initiative to the local community (village) registration, comply with the relevant epidemic prevention regulations.
After the yellow code is displayed in the Sukang code, you should register and report first, and then check the risk of COVID-19 virus infection. According to the current epidemic prevention requirements, except those in closed control areas and those in centralized isolation or home isolation observation period, other personnel with yellow codes in Su Kang need to go to special sampling points for nucleic acid sampling and testing. When traveling, the yellow code personnel should strictly protect themselves, do not take public transportation, and keep a safe distance of 1 meter with others when collecting nucleic acid.
How long does it take for Su Kang code to change from yellow code to green code? If the response is timely and COVID-19 is not infected, it can generally be changed to a green code within three days.
At present, the coverage of Su Kang code is mainly three days and two exams. Those who are given the yellow code need to carry out self-health monitoring for three days (report any abnormality in time) and go to the designated institution for nucleic acid detection twice (with an interval of more than 24 hours). If the results are all negative, it can be automatically changed to green code; Su Kang code yellow code personnel who meet the transcoding conditions and fail to transcode automatically shall register and report to their neighborhood (village) with relevant certificates, and the community shall summarize and review transcoding step by step.
4 Su Kang code under what circumstances will change color? If there is a risk of contracting COVID-19 virus, the code of Sukang will change color.
Under normal circumstances, Su Kang code is green code. If the code holder is at risk of being infected with COVID-19 virus, after big data captures the information, Sukang code will turn into yellow code or red team. The color change of Sukang code is mainly determined by the individual's itinerary, the people he has contacted and whether there is an epidemic in the local area. Please refer to the following for details:
1, Su Kang code green code personnel, 14 days with a history of living in an epidemic-prone area; Or fever, dry cough, shortness of breath, fatigue, respiratory symptoms, Su Kang code turns yellow.
2. Being identified as a close contact of a confirmed case, a suspected case and an asymptomatic infected person, or having lived in an epidemic prevention and control key area or a high-risk area within 14 days, the code status of Sukang turns red.
3. Su Kang code yellow code personnel, for those from the risk areas in the epidemic and those who have been cured and discharged from hospital for less than 14 days or asymptomatic infected persons, if any of the respiratory symptoms such as body temperature ≥37.3℃ and cough appear in the health status declaration record, the status will turn red.
For those who have fever, dry cough, shortness of breath, fatigue and respiratory symptoms, if they are diagnosed as COVID-19, their status will turn red.