隔離措施（英語）《解答》

After washing hands with water, use paper towels to dry them.

Wearing gloves does not  need to wash hands.

Latex gloves, if not torn, can be cleaned or reused.

Single-use gloves are not meant to be reused and should be discarded after a single use.

Using water and cleaning agents (such as soap) to wash hands is the simplest method for preventing the spread of infection.

The three major factors causing infection include:

If there is no evidence of person-to-person transmission of the disease through respiratory droplets, contact, or airborne routes when caring for residents, standard precautions should be employed.

Personal eyeglasses can be considered a substitute for protective goggles.

When removing isolation clothing, do not shake it. Turn the inside out with the contaminated side facing outward, and roll up the soiled outer surface inward.

When there is a risk of splashing while coming into contact with residents' blood, body fluids, secretions, or excreta, protective equipment such as masks, goggles, or face shields should be worn.