Good hand
hygiene will reduce the risk of illnesses like flu, food poisoning and healthcare
associated infections being passed from person to person.
The hands
normally carry lots of germs and should be washed:
• After
visiting the toilet
• Before
handling food
• When
the hands are visibly dirty
• After
coughing or sneezing into your hands
Rigorous? Maybe, but it is better than a bushel of medical pills...
How to wash your hands
It is important that you wash your hands
properly. Make sure that you wash both your hands including the tips of your
fingers, the palms of your hands and thumbs.
Because I hold you in a special place in my heart, I am going to outline to you the steps you need to follow to ensure that your hands are properly washed each time you do so.
Follow me...
Because I hold you in a special place in my heart, I am going to outline to you the steps you need to follow to ensure that your hands are properly washed each time you do so.
Follow me...
1. Wet your hands with soap
2. Apply enough soap to cover all surfaces of your hand
2. Apply enough soap to cover all surfaces of your hand
4. Rub your right
palm over the back of your left hand with your fingers interlaced and vice versa
5. Rub your Palm over the other with your fingers interlaced
6. Rub the back of your fingers with the opposing palms with fingers interlocked
8. Rotationally rub, backwards and forwards with clasped fingers of your right hand in left palm and vice versa
10. Dry your hands thoroughly with a dry towel (Avoid public towels, especially the ones you have in bistros or restaurants).
11. Do you know that micro-organisms are ubiquitous, so dearie, don't go locking the faucet with that washed hands.You will end up defiling them again. Use a towel to turn off the tap.
12. Go ahead and eat your food, 'cause your hands are now clean
Yeah it's the month of July! Happy New Month, sweethearts...I wish you all good
and speedy successes in all your endeavours, especially in your determination
to keep your hands clean all the time.
Adopted from World Health Organisation
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