Videos Answer Questions about Infection Control
Many people have been cautious about infection control in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak and many rumours have circulated. To separate the facts from fiction, teachers and students at the School have developed two videos available online:
Episode 1
- Should I remove my mask first or wash hands first on arriving home?
- Should I clean my hands with alcohol-based hand rub or soap and water?
- How does one differentiate between the front and the back of the mask?
- How to choose a mask among various styles available?
- Can a child put on a mask for adults if a junior fit is not available?
- If seniors have a blood taking or clinic appointment in the following week, should he/she attend?
- What should I do if I cannot get hold of a mask? Can I make my own mask?
- Can masks be reused? Can masks be disinfected by steaming or blowing with a hair dryer?
- Is N95 respirator required for daily use?
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Episode 2
- Effective sterilization can be achieved at high temperatures. Can diluting bleach with hot water improve its efficacy?
- Should the exhaust fan be turned on while taking a bath/shower?
- How can I reduce the chance of bringing germs that are on my shoes into my home?
- What should I do with my jacket after getting home?
- When disinfecting with alcohol, should it be sprayed or wiped?
- Can we effectively avoid exposure to the virus by pressing the elevator buttons with props?
- Does wearing glasses help prevent infection?
- Should I wash my hair each time I get home?
- Diseases are spread by "hands". How can I wash my hands thoroughly?
- I had a low-grade fever two days ago which was subsided today. Can I attend a colleague's wedding?