Write about your experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic with a special focus on the precautions
you took to keep off Covid-19?
Answers
Explanation:
house, wear a cloth face covering or face mask and keep at least 6 feet (2 meters) of distance between you and other people.
Tell other people who were around the sick person. Your local or state health department can help you if you aren't sure who to notify.
When Should I Call the Doctor?
If the person you're caring for seems to be getting sicker, call your doctor right away. Tell the doctor about their symptoms and whether they've been tested for coronavirus (COVID-19).
If they need to go to the doctor:
The person should wear a cloth face covering, if available.
Keep tissues handy in case they need to cough or sneeze.
Go to the emergency room or call 911 if the person has trouble breathing, is confused, or is very drowsy.
What Else Should I Know?
If you're caring for someone with coronavirus or who has coronavirus symptoms, keep taking these precautions until your doctor or local health department say it's safe to stop doing so.
It can get pretty lonely and boring for kids who are sick and need to stay home. While they're separated from family, classmates, and friends, kids who feel well enough may want to: