HYGIENE AND
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INTRODUCTION
Following good personal hygiene and
prevention habits, including vaccination,
helps limit the spread of antibiotic-resistant
microorganisms and prevents the misuse or
excessive use of antimicrobials
CONCEPTs
VENUS
Personal hygiene is important, and so is
food hygiene. In fact, it’s one of the most
vital aspects of good health
MERCURY
Habits related to food hygiene are quite
simple and should be taught and enforced
both at home and at school
BASIC HYGIENE HABITS
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Wash your hands before eating and
after going to the bathroom
Try to cough or sneeze on the inner
part of your bent elbow
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Wash and disinfect fruit and
vegetables before using them
Do not share food or pieces of cutlery
with other people
EXAMPLES
Public transport is also filled with
pathogenic microorganisms. Surfaces
such as railings, buttons and windows are
in contact with thousands of people every
day, so don’t forget your hand sanitizer
WHEN SHOULD YOU WASH YOUR HANDS?
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After going to the bathroom
Before eating or preparing food
After changing a diaper
After coughing, sneezing or blowing your nose
After taking care of a sick person
After touching garbage
After playing with your pet
“Practice good personal hygiene. Wash
your hands before you eat. Be aware of
good clean water and food sources.”
—JAMES WRIGHT
HOW TO WASH YOUR HANDS
Start by wetting your
hands
Apply some soap
carefully
Rub your hands palm to
palm
Lather the back of your
hands
Scrub between your
fingers
Rub the back of your
opposing palms’ fingers
HOW TO WASH YOUR HANDS
Clean your thumbs
repeatedly
Clean your fingernails
and fingertips
Rinse your hands
thoroughly
Dry them with a
disposable hand towel
Use the towel to turn off
the faucet
Your hands are now
clean!
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WHAT DO YOU NEED TO MAKE YOUR OWN HAND SANITIZER?
ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL
Kills microorganisms and prevents their expansion
TEA TREE OIL
Has good antibacterial and antiviral properties
LAVENDER OIL
Has good antibacterial and antiviral properties
SWEETBRIAR ROSE OIL
Improves the scent when combined with lemon,
orange blossom, eucalyptus or essential oils.
ALOE VERA GEL
Reduces the effects of isopropyl alcohol on the skin
A 100 ml PLASTIC BOTTLE
Is portable and can be carried easily (sprayer is
optional)
HOW TO PREPARE YOUR OWN HAND SANITIZER
Add 8 tablespoons of aloe
vera gel into a glass bowl
Add 16 drops of tea tree oil
& 10 drops of lavender oil
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Add 6 tablespoons (90 ml) of
isopropyl alcohol
HOW TO PREPARE YOUR OWN HAND SANITIZER
Pour the mix into a bottle
and close it firmly
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Stir with a spoon until you
get a thick gelatinous mass
You can use this bottle
when you are not at home
COMPONENTS OF A GOOD HAND SANITIZER
70%
The hand sanitizer must have
a concentration of at least
70% isopropyl alcohol
30%
For delicate hands, it must
contain at least 30% aloe vera
for a better skin protection
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162,109
Amount of bacteria per square centimeter on the surface of a cell phone
135,000
1,000,000
Bacteria on the surface of a bank note
Bacteria on the handle of a shopping cart
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