Touch, look, ask, ask and check. What are they?

Touch the child's forehead with your hand. Is it hot?

2, 2 Look:

Observe the children's body, hands, feet and mouth for rashes or herpes, and their mental state (students are required to open their mouths when mumps is prevalent, and observe whether children have painful expressions, etc. ).

3. Three questions:

Ask if you feel sick.

4, four check:

Measure the children suspected of having a fever to see if their body temperature is abnormal.

One touch, two looks, three questions and four checks is the basic procedure in morning check-up, and it is a measure taken by kindergartens to strengthen the prevention and control of infectious diseases, with the aim of early detection and isolation of patients with infectious diseases.

The physical examination this morning is very important. Health care doctors must do a good job in physical examination and make records, and feed back the morning examination information to each class. Only in this way can we find problems and deal with them in time. One touch, two looks, three questions and four checks is the basic procedure in morning check-up, and it is a measure taken by kindergartens to strengthen the prevention and control of infectious diseases, with the aim of early detection and isolation of patients with infectious diseases.