Recommended personal protective equipment: white medical gowns, medical gloves, eye protection shields, disposable surgical caps, and surgical masks or test-fit N95 masks or respirators.
Patients receiving preoperative evaluation should enter the consulting room one by one to minimize close contact with the clinician and other individuals.
Patients’ body temperatures should be measured (with an electronic ear thermometer) before entering the consulting room he or she must be escorted to the clinics for fever disorders immediately and should be reported to the infection control officer on duty of the hospital. Patients with normal body temperature can proceed with the evaluation at the clinic.
During the first encounter should take a detailed history and conduct a thorough physical examination, particularly a careful chest examination.
Hand hygiene must be performed after contact with each patient with 2 to 3% hydrogen peroxide solution or gel, or by washing hands with soap and water
Cases of infection with 2019-nCoV even with normal body temperature should be reported to the infection control on duty at the hospital immediately.
At the end of a shift, cleaning and disinfection procedures are applied in the clinic appropriate for 2019-nCoV by thoroughly wiping the surfaces of furniture, equipment, and floor with 2 to 3% hydrogen peroxide.
equipment: white medical gowns, medical gloves, eye protection shields, disposable surgical caps, and surgical masks or test-fit N95 masks or respirators.
Patients receiving preoperative evaluation should enter the consulting room one by one to minimize close contact with the clinician and other individuals.
Patients’ body temperatures should be measured (with an electronic ear thermometer) before entering the consulting room he or she must be escorted to the clinics for fever disorders immediately and should be reported to the infection control officer on duty of the hospital. Patients with normal body temperature can proceed with the evaluation at the clinic.
During the first encounter should take a detailed history and conduct a thorough physical examination, particularly a careful chest examination.
Hand hygiene must be performed after contact with each patient with 2 to 3% hydrogen peroxide solution or gel, or by washing hands with soap and water
Cases of infection with 2019-nCoV even with normal body temperature should be reported to the infection control on duty at the hospital immediately.
At the end of a shift, cleaning and disinfection procedures are applied in the clinic appropriate for 2019-nCoV by thoroughly wiping the surfaces of furniture, equipment, and floor with 2 to 3% hydrogen peroxide
Hand hygiene must be performed after contact with each patient with 2 to 3% hydrogen peroxide solution or gel, or by washing hands with soap and water
Cases of infection with 2019-nCoV even with normal body temperature should be reported to the infection control on duty at the hospital immediately.
personal protective equipment: white medical gowns, medical gloves, eye protection shields, disposable surgical caps, and surgical masks or test-fit N95 masks or respirators.
Patients receiving preoperative evaluation should enter the consulting room one by one to minimize close contact with the clinician and other individuals.
Patients’ body temperatures should be measured (with an electronic ear thermometer) before entering the consulting room he or she must be escorted to the clinics for fever disorders immediately and should be reported to the infection control officer on duty of the hospital. Patients with normal body temperature can proceed with the evaluation at the clinic.
At the end of a shift, cleaning and disinfection procedures are applied in the clinic appropriate for 2019-nCoV by thoroughly wiping the surfaces of furniture, equipment, and floor with 2 to 3% hydrogen peroxide
Cases of infection with 2019-nCoV even with normal body temperature should be reported to the infection control on duty at the hospital immediately.
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