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This is one case study.
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This is a case study of one 65 year old woman and she admitted in hospital in emergency room because of shortness of the breath, cough, fever, muscle egg.
00:15
And her history is like smoking history and she requires oxygen because of this heavy smoking and severe lung disease that is chronic obstructive.
00:30
Pulmonary disease c opd we can call it as a c opd and one more thing she took vaccination before two months now admitted in hospital for severe attack of croning lung disease and next day doctors done influenza tests and she is a positive of influenza a type of this disease and when we talk about this disease what is nature of spreading of this disease means how influenza gets spread it is a droplet -borne disease actually saliva which is present in the mouth and whatever mucus is present in the nose that gets sprayed through cuffing and sneezing around the people who comes in contact with her and they are still stated antiviral medications this doctor started antiviral medications, what type of transmission based precautions should be used to isolate this patient? so first we can say like this patient should be isolated and why she should isolated because as we knowing that she is a positive for influenza so this is a droplet born disease droplet, bone disease and through coughing and sneezing, through coughing and sneezing, it can easily get spread.
02:22
That's why number of precautions should be taken and which type of precautions we should take like.
02:27
We should wear masks and also patients should wear mask, then gloves, gown, face shield and eye protection...