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    This document discusses risks associated with the COVID-19 pandemic and ways to prevent exposure. It identifies health workers, public places with crowds, and the elderly and children as being at higher risk of exposure. It recommends getting vaccinated, wearing masks, social distancing, washing hands often, and cleaning and disinfecting surfaces to reduce risks and prevent spread of the virus. Sources include the CDC and OSHA websites.

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    This document discusses risks associated with the COVID-19 pandemic and ways to prevent exposure. It identifies health workers, public places with crowds, and the elderly and children as being at higher risk of exposure. It recommends getting vaccinated, wearing masks, social distancing, washing hands often, and cleaning and disinfecting surfaces to reduce risks and prevent spread of the virus. Sources include the CDC and OSHA websites.

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    This document discusses risks associated with the COVID-19 pandemic and ways to prevent exposure. It identifies health workers, public places with crowds, and the elderly and children as being at higher risk of exposure. It recommends getting vaccinated, wearing masks, social distancing, washing hands often, and cleaning and disinfecting surfaces to reduce risks and prevent spread of the virus. Sources include the CDC and OSHA websites.

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    This document discusses risks associated with the COVID-19 pandemic and ways to prevent exposure. It identifies health workers, public places with crowds, and the elderly and children as being at higher risk of exposure. It recommends getting vaccinated, wearing masks, social distancing, washing hands often, and cleaning and disinfecting surfaces to reduce risks and prevent spread of the virus. Sources include the CDC and OSHA websites.

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    SCIENCE

    Research

    TASK 2: CHECKING OF
    UNDERSTANDING

    LESSON 4: RISK
    ASSESSMENT

    Submitted By:
    Zyxel Galo

    Submitted to:
    Crizel Peligrino
    IDENTIFY THE RISK PRESENT
    AT THIS TIME OF THE
    PANDEMIC

    EXPOSURE OF THE HEALTH


    WORKERS ON THE DEADLY VIRUS

    Many health workers are putting their lives


    on the risk and not able to see their family
    just to prevent the virus for spreading to
    infect other people health so that's why it is
    one of the risk at this time of pandemic

    PUBLIC PLACES WHERE


    THERE'S A LOT OF PEOPLE

    COVID-19 can spread anywhere you


    may come into close contact with an
    infected person.But there's a higher
    chance of being infected outdoors than
    indoors because there are some peoples
    that may have a symtoms of covid -19 or
    maybe they are infected of the virus and
    the bacteria could be pass into you.

    HEALTH OF THE ELDERLY


    PEOPLE AND THE CHILDREN'S

    Elderlys and the kids have a lower


    resistance than the normal adult who
    can survive the symptoms of a Covid-
    19 like ,high fever ,having no appetite
    ,cough,sore throat , headache and a
    lot more and their immune systems
    are weak to fight the virus
    How to prevent yourself,
    your family, and the
    community from the risk of
    the COVID-19 virus.

    WEAR A MASK
    Face coverings limit the volume and travel
    distance of respiratory droplets dispersed when
    talking, breathing, and coughing. A face
    covering without vents or holes will also filter
    out particles containing the virus from inhaled
    and exhaled air, reducing the chances of
    infection.

    STAY 6 FEET AWAY


    FROM OTHERS
    Inside your home: Avoid close contact with people who
    are sick, if possible. If possible, maintain 6 feet between
    the person who is sick and other household members.And
    social distancing is especially important for people who
    are at higher risk for severe illness from COVID-19.

    GET VACCINATED
    COVID-19 vaccines are effective at preventing you
    from getting sick. COVID-19 vaccines are highly
    effective at preventing severe illness,
    hospitalizations, and death.Vaccines mimic the
    virus or bacteria that causes disease and triggers the
    body’s creation of antibodies

    WASH YOUR HANDS


    OFTEN
    With COVID-19 transmission mainly spreading
    between people through direct, indirect or close contact
    with infected people via mouth and nose secretions,
    washing hands with soap and running water is of
    critical importance. To stop the spread of COVID-19

    CLEAN AND DISINFECT


    Clean high touch surfaces regularly or as needed and after you
    have visitors in your home. This includes tables, doorknobs,
    light switches, counter tops, handles, desks, phones,
    keyboards, toilets, faucets, and sinks. it reduces the amount of
    germs on surfaces and decreases risk of infection from
    surfaces. In most situations, cleaning with cleaning agent
    removes most virus particles on surface. Disinfection to
    reduce transmission of COVID-19 at home
    Source/Refference:

    CDC.GOV/CORONAVIRUS/2019-
    NCOV/PREVENT-GETTING-
    SICK/PREVENTION.HTML

    HTTPS://WWW.OSHA.GOV/COR
    ONAVIRUS/HAZARDS

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