Corona virus is a dangerous virus spread rapidly, which requires the need to be careful and not underestimate it and to follow all precautionary measures related to the prevention of the virus.
“Seventh Day”, in Q and C, will review a series of important information about the virus, methods of protection and environmental protection, free of the virus.
1- What is the new Corona virus?
It is a large group of viruses that can cause a series of diseases that begin with a common cold and reach acute respiratory syndrome.
2- Does the Corona virus affect humans only?
It affects humans and infects animals together.
3- Does infection of the Corona virus develop from a common cold to another disease?
Yes, the infection develops to the extent of acute pneumonia, especially in light of contact with a case of the disease or returning from one of the countries where the disease is widespread.
4- What are the most susceptible groups and symptoms?
The virus affects all age groups and the most vulnerable group for the elderly and chronic disease patients such as diabetes, asthma and others.
5- How to protect yourself from corona?
By continually washing the hand with soap and water, protecting the respiratory system and good nutritional practices.
6- How is the Coruna virus transmitted?
It is transmitted by using the tools of the patient with the virus, touching contaminated surfaces by hand, touching the nose, mouth, and eye afterward, or by flying droplets from an infected person, or by direct mixing with the infected or mixing with animals that may be virus-carrying.
7- What are the ways to prevent Crohna?
By washing the hand with soap and water and using napkins with coughing or sneezing at the top of the elbow in the worst conditions and avoiding dealing with animals, be sure to wash the hand with soap and water after mixing with it. Refrain from smoking, avoid gatherings and maintain good ventilation.
8- If symptoms of the disease appear, what should I do?
Isolate yourself for the largest possible period of not less than 14 days, and in the event of symptoms appearing and on the date of contact with an infected case or return from a country that has an injury, you should call the hotline 105.
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