Transcript HEALTH HABITS - San Francisco Unified School District

WHAT TO DO
To Not Get YOU
or Other People Sick
Vocabulary
• Sick
• Flu
• Germ
• Cough
• Sneeze
• Your
• Sleeve
• Wash
• Hand
• Rub
• Dry
• Sanitizer
“Cough or Sneeze Only in Your
Sleeve
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Don't cough in your hand or
Put it in the Air
Cough in your Sleeve
and we know that you care.
You got germs,
Just like any other
So don't you sneeze upon
Your sister or brother
Wash Your Hands
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HOW
– Wet hands and apply soap.
– Rub hands for at least 20 seconds.
All surfaces.
– Rinse hands.
– Dry hands with a clean paper
towel.
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use the paper towel to turn off the
faucet.
Then, throw in the trash.
How to Clean Hands with
Hand Sanitizer
• Use if no soap and
water and if your hands
do not look dirty.
• Apply to both hands.
• Rub hands covering
all surfaces until dry.
• If your hands dry before
10 seconds
– Use more and repeat.
at least 60%
alcohol
When to Wash Hands or
Use Hand Sanitizer
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Using the bathroom
Eating
Cooking or serving food
Treating a cut or wound
Contact with a sick person
Coughing, sneezing, or
blowing your nose
Touching things
– person's hands
– animal or pet
– garbage
– doorknobs
– dirty laundry or dishes
Stay Home When Sick
Get Flu Vaccine
Flu Shot
WHAT TO DO
To Not Get YOU
or Other People Sick
Vocabulary
• Sick
• Flu
• Germ
• Cough
• Sneeze
• Your
• Sleeve
• Hand
• Wash
• Rub
• Dry
• Sanitizer