Requirements for home isolation: Can family members go out?

Family members are not allowed to go out during the period of home isolation. Under normal circumstances, people who need home isolation refer to people who have been to virus-infected areas or have had close contact with confirmed patients, that is, suspected patients. Therefore, in addition to isolated patients, family members who are in close contact with their lives also need to be isolated, and it is forbidden to go out during isolation.

In addition, family members should always avoid contact with others, keep a certain distance from the isolated people, wear masks and pay attention to indoor ventilation. Home isolation generally requires self-isolation 14 days. If there are no symptoms of virus infection such as cough, fever and diarrhea in the middle or after the end, the isolation can be ended.

During the period of home isolation, family members need to protect themselves, keep a distance from the isolated people, wear masks, and take their temperature once in the morning and evening. Try to separate bowls, meals, meals and washing, avoid cross infection, ventilate regularly every day, keep indoor air circulation, wash hands frequently, change clothes and disinfect every day, and maintain personal hygiene and safety.

Requirements for family isolation and disinfection:

1, Wash your hands: Wash your hands, wash your hands. When you enter the patient's room, you should clean everything that comes into contact with the patient: the back of your hand, palm, fingers, knuckles, thumb and wrist. Use hand sanitizer, but you can't wash it with water if you are lazy.

2. The bowls are used alone: all things such as bowls, chopsticks, cups and pots used by patients can only be used by themselves, and they can be cleaned separately. Boiled water can be used, but boiling water cannot be used for 30 minutes.

3. Wipe frequently: Add 30ml of 84 disinfectant (the bottle cap of the mineral water bottle is filled with 6 bottles) into the mineral water bottle of 1.5 liter, and wipe the contacted items twice a day, such as door handles, bedside tables, bedside tables and all furniture that are not afraid of fading. Wipe or rinse the bathroom and toilet surfaces with this disinfectant at least once a day.

4. High temperature washing: Wash patients' clothes, sheets, bath towels and towels with ordinary laundry soap and clean water. Or use a washing machine at 60-90 degrees Celsius and ordinary household laundry detergent, and then dry the above items thoroughly.

5. Good ventilation: The room where the nurses live should be ventilated at least twice a day for at least 30 minutes each time. You must separate the time period from the patient.