Do you still send text messages after seven days of isolation at home?

Home isolation medical observation (referred to as home isolation) refers to the medical health management of close contacts and special close contacts, entry personnel who implement "14+7", discharged patients and asymptomatic infected persons who have been released from isolation, and other personnel who cannot carry out centralized medical observation after professional evaluation.

Home isolation requires the observed person to stay indoors, "one person, one room and one bathroom" and have a separate room to live in. Central air conditioning communicating with other rooms cannot be used in the room. Disinfectants such as medical surgical masks, disinfectant paper towels and 84 disinfectant should be prepared, and garbage bins covered and covered with plastic bags should be set up. Try not to have too much overlap and contact with your family when you are isolated at home. If the living conditions cannot meet the requirements of home isolation, centralized isolation should still be implemented. The room should be warm, comfortable and airy. The most basic requirement is that the air containing virus can be released to the outside and fresh air can flow in. Necessary items in the room include: covered trash can, sealed garbage bag, multi-layer impermeable paper towels for removing sputum, chlorine-containing or alcohol-containing sterilized wet paper towels, water cups, water bottles, bedding and other daily necessities and entertainment supplies.