What does epidemic 7 5 mean?

The 7-5 home isolation medical observation is a measure to implement classified control of key personnel identified during the epidemic, that is, 7 days of home isolation medical observation plus 5 days of nucleic acid testing data.

The 7-5 home isolation medical observation is currently an epidemic prevention and control measure for people who have a case report within 14 days but have not yet adjusted the risk level of the county (municipal streets, towns) with a travel history assigned a red code. The purpose This is to block the spread of the COVID-19 epidemic. If the home quarantine medical observation measures are completed, the quarantined person can automatically decode and travel freely when there is no abnormality at the end of the quarantine period.

Requirements for home isolation in 75:

1. Place requirements

(1) It is best for home medical observers to live alone; if conditions do not allow , choose a room with good ventilation in a house as an isolation room to keep it relatively independent.

(2) Place tables and stools in relatively independent isolation rooms as a transfer point for non-contact transfer of items.

(3) Air conditioning should not be used in the room, especially central air conditioning that is directly connected to other rooms.

(4) If conditions permit, try to use a separate bathroom and avoid sharing the bathroom with other family members.

(5) The room should be equipped with thermometers, paper towels, masks, disposable gloves, disinfectants and other personal protective equipment and disinfection products, and trash cans with lids.

2. Management requirements

(1) Home medical observation should be conducted under the guidance of community medical staff.

(2) During the home medical observation period, his daily life and meals should be limited to the isolation room as much as possible, all visits should be refused, and other personnel should try not to enter the isolation room.

(3) You do not need to wear a mask when doing activities in the isolation room, but you must wear a mask when leaving the isolation room. Minimize contact with other family members, keep a distance of more than 1 meter when in contact, wear a mask, and take personal protection.

(4) You are not allowed to go out during the period of home medical observation. If you must go out, you must obtain approval from the community medical observation manager. You must wear a disposable surgical mask and avoid going to crowded places.

(5) If the home medical observer is a nursing mother, she can continue to breastfeed her baby on the basis of taking personal protection.

(6) Pregnant and postpartum women can have normal prenatal check-ups, but they should make an appointment in advance to avoid concentrated waiting for treatment, take precautions, shorten the time for medical treatment as much as possible, and wash their hands in time after returning home.

(7) Home medical observers with underlying diseases should take medicines on time and cannot stop taking medicines without authorization. When the medicine reserves are insufficient, medicines can be prescribed at the nearest community health service institution, or family members can pick up medicines on their behalf. , protect yourself when seeking medical treatment.

(8) Home medical observers should measure body temperature and self-health monitoring once every morning and evening, and actively report the monitoring results to community medical observation managers.

(9) During the medical observation period, if the home medical observer develops symptoms such as fever, dry cough, fatigue, sore throat, decreased sense of smell (taste), diarrhea, etc., the community management personnel should promptly report to the local health department The administrative departments and disease control agencies in the jurisdiction will report the cases and transfer them to designated medical institutions for investigation, diagnosis and treatment in accordance with regulations, and implement closed-loop management.

(10) Nasopharyngeal swab nucleic acid testing will be carried out every three days, and "double sampling and double testing" will be implemented after the isolation period.

3. Hygiene and epidemic prevention requirements

(1) Maintain ventilation at home, try to open doors and windows for ventilation every day, and use exhaust fans and other mechanical ventilation if natural ventilation is not possible.

(2) Ventilate and disinfect toilets, bathrooms and other shared areas.

(3) You should wash or disinfect your hands when preparing food, before eating and after using the toilet, and before and after wearing a mask. When wiping your hands, it is best to use disposable paper towels.

(4) Pay attention to cough etiquette. Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or the inside of your elbow when coughing or sneezing. Throw the used tissue into the trash can. Wash your hands immediately if you come into contact with respiratory secretions. or hand disinfection.

(5) Do not share daily necessities with other members of the family. Tableware should be cleaned and disinfected after use.

It is preferred to boil the tableware for 15 minutes for disinfection. It can also be soaked in 250mg/L ~ 500mg/L chlorine-containing disinfectant solution for 15 minutes and then washed with clean water.

(6) On the surfaces of countertops, door handles, telephones, switches, hot water bottles, wash basins, toilets and other items that may come into contact with daily use, use chlorine containing 250 mg/L to 500 mg/L of effective chlorine. Wipe with chlorine disinfectant, then rinse with clean water, at least once a day. Use 250mg/L to 500mg/L chlorine-containing disinfectant for wet mopping every day.

(7) When towels, clothes, quilts, etc. of home medical observers need to be cleaned, they must be placed separately and soaked with 250mg/L ~ 500mg/L chlorine-containing disinfectant for 30 minutes, or boiled for 15 minutes for disinfection Rinse clean with clean water.

(8) If the family uses a bathroom, the home medical observer should disinfect the toilet once after each use; if the home medical observer uses a separate bathroom, the toilet can be disinfected once a day. The toilet and its surroundings can be wiped and disinfected with 2000 mg/L chlorine-containing disinfectant for 30 minutes. Toilet door handles, faucets and other parts that are frequently touched by hands can be wiped and disinfected with chlorine-containing disinfectant with an effective chlorine content of 500mg/L or other disinfectants that can be used for surface disinfection. Wipe clean with clean water after 30 minutes.

(9) Put used tissues, masks, disposable gloves and other domestic garbage into plastic bags and place them in special trash cans. Clean them every day. Before cleaning, use chlorine containing 500mg/L~1000mg/ Spray disinfect with L's chlorine-containing disinfectant or 75% alcohol until completely wet, then tie the plastic bag tightly and discard it with other household garbage.

(10) Disinfect items contaminated by saliva, sputum, etc. at any time. When disinfecting, use chlorine-containing disinfectant with effective chlorine of 500mg/L ~ 1000mg/L, 75 alcohol or other disinfectants that can be used for surface disinfection. Wipe with disinfectant and wipe with clean water after 30 minutes.

For a large amount of pollutants, disposable absorbent materials (dry towels) should be used to completely cover them, and then a sufficient amount of 5000mg/L ~ 10000mg/L chlorine-containing disinfectant should be poured on the absorbent materials for disinfection, and the disinfectant should be used for more than 30 minutes. Clean carefully. Then use 500mg/L ~ 1000mg/L chlorine-containing disinfectant to wipe (mop) the contaminated surface and its surroundings for 2 meters. Gloves and masks should be worn when handling pollutants. After handling, you should shower and change clothes.