1. Family health monitors should carry out temperature measurement and self-health monitoring (whether there are symptoms such as fever, dry cough, fatigue, sore throat, decreased sense of smell or taste, diarrhea, etc. ) Every morning and evening, and take the initiative to report the monitoring results to community workers.
2. It's best to live alone with the family health monitor. If the conditions do not allow them to live alone, they can choose a well-ventilated room to live in and deliver goods in a non-contact way. Try to use a separate bathroom and avoid sharing it with other family members.
3, indoor should be equipped with thermometers, paper towels, masks, disposable gloves, disinfectants and other personal protective equipment and disinfection supplies, as well as a covered trash can. Try not to use air conditioning in the room, especially central air conditioning.
4. During the period of home health monitoring, daily life and diet should be limited to the living room, and all visits are refused. Try to reduce contact with other family members, keep the distance above 1 m, wear a mask and do personal protection.
5. You don't need to wear a mask when you are in the living room, but wear a mask when you go out.
6. If the family health monitor is a lactating mother, she can continue breastfeeding her baby on the basis of personal protection.
7. Family health monitors with basic diseases should take medicine on time and don't stop taking it without authorization.
8. Keep the home ventilated, try to open the doors and windows for ventilation every day, or use mechanical ventilation such as exhaust fans.
9. Pay attention to cough etiquette. When coughing or sneezing, cover your nose and mouth with a paper towel or cover your nose and mouth with the inside of your elbow. If you come into contact with respiratory secretions, wash or disinfect your hands immediately. Wash hands or disinfect before and after meals and before and after wearing a mask.
10, do a good job in ventilation and disinfection of toilets, bathrooms and other * * * enjoyment areas. Only toilets used by home health monitors can be disinfected 1 time a day; If the toilet is used at home, the home health monitor should be disinfected after each use. Chlorine disinfectant with effective chlorine concentration of 2000mg/L should be used for toilet disinfection.
1 1, tableware, countertops, door handles, telephones, switches, hot water kettles, hand basins and other items that may be used in daily contact can be wiped and disinfected with chlorine-containing disinfectant with an effective chlorine concentration of 500 mg/L. When cleaning towels, clothes and quilts of home health monitors, they should be placed separately and rinsed with clear water after disinfection.
12. The used household garbage such as paper towels, masks, disposable gloves, etc. are put into plastic bags and put into special garbage bins, and cleaned up every day.