Protective mask is a must! The new coronavirus is rampant around the world. The new coronavirus (nCoV) is a new type of coronavirus that has not been previously found in humans. The clinical manifestations of patients with this infection are fever, fatigue, dry cough, and dyspnea gradually. Some mild symptoms may not have a fever; severe cases may cause acute respiratory distress syndrome, septic shock, difficult to correct metabolic acidosis and blood clotting dysfunction, which endanger life and health. Thus, protective mask is a must!
As of 7:30 on July 29, a total of 16,807,278 people have been diagnosed worldwide, and a total of 658,810 people have died.
How to Protect Ourself?
- Wash your hands frequently
Hands are exposed to various pathogens, and coronavirus is no exception. Hand washing is one of the clear preventive measures. If it is not convenient to find water and soap when you are away, you can use a hand sanitizer containing 70-80% alcohol.
- Wear a protective mask
It is not recommended to go to crowded places. It is also necessary to avoid close contact with any patient with flu symptoms. If you have to, please wear a protective mask to reduce the risk of infection.
We Recommend this Kind of Protective Masks
- Do not contact with wild animals
Do not contact with wild animals, do not hunt, sell, or buy game.
- Attention to personal hygiene
When sneezing or coughing, do not directly cover your mouth and nose with your hands. The correct way is to cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or bent elbow. The used tissues should be discarded in a hazardous waste bin, and then your hands should be washed thoroughly.
- Be alert to abnormal symptoms and seek medical attention in time
If the following symptoms occur, please consult a doctor in time: cough; expectation; fever (body temperature> 38℃); difficulty breathing during daily activities or rest; pain when breathing deeply, rapid heartbeat; suddenly worsening after a cold or flu improves; chills.
When there are the above conditions, reduced lung function will lead to hypoxia, causing a decrease in blood oxygen saturation.
There is a blood pulse oximeter at home, which can continuously observe the physical condition. If the blood oxygen saturation continues to drop, it is recommended to go to the hospital immediately.
Heal Force Pulse Oximeter A3
