Question

Type of Textile Describe how you inhale and exhale using the face mask (test by jumping as fast as you can in 3 minutes) Describe the comfort of wearing the face mask like: sweat absorbing capacity, heat absorbing capacity and moist release when wearing eyeglasses)

Answer 1

Answer:

Make sure that it covers both mouth and nose and is not loose.

Do not touch the mask from the front, touch only from the sides.

Answer 2

Type of Textile Describe how you inhale and exhale using the face mask (test by jumping as fast as you can in 3 minutes) Describe the comfort of wearing the face mask like: sweat absorbing capacity, heat absorbing capacity and moist release when wearing eyeglasses).

• A well-fitting NIOSH-approved respirator (including a N95) offers the highest level of protection, followed by loosely woven cloth products that offer the least protection, layered finely woven products that offer more protection, disposable surgical masks that fit comfortably and KN95s that offer even more protection.
• One form of particle respirator, often used in hospitals to guard against infectious organisms, is the well-known "N-95" filtering facepiece respirator or "dust mask." Due to its ability to remove airborne particles as you breathe, particulate respirators are also known as "air purifying respirators."
• A cloth face mask is a covering worn over the mouth and nose that is constructed of basic textiles, typically cotton. Public health organisations propose fabric face masks for disease "source control" in epidemic settings to protect people from virus-laden droplets in infected mask wearers' breath, coughs, and sneezes when more effective masks are not available and when physical distance is difficult.
• Public health organisations do not view them as personal protective equipment since they are less effective at defending the wearer against viruses than N95 masks, surgical masks, or physical separation. They are employed by the general people as defence against infectious illnesses and particle air pollution in residential and communal settings.
• Interpretation The moderately lower risk of COVID-19 infection in people who wear glasses emphasises the significance of the eye as a channel of infection.
• preventing your hands from getting in your eyes. Touching the eye's surface is necessary when using contact lenses.
• cutting down on the chance of corneal infection. Your eyes may feel dry if you wear contacts.
• encouraging you to put on glasses as an alternative. To prevent you from rubbing or touching your eyes, use glasses.

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