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6 Tips when taking Covid-19 test

From August 23, the whole Ho Chi Minh City will conduct a quick Covid-19 test in the community to trace F0 cases - expand the green area and narrow the red and orange spots.

6 Tips when taking Covid-19 test

8/31/2021 9:24:14 AM

 

To be able to work together to accelerate disease prevention and still stay safe when testing in the community, CarePlus gives you the following 6 "pocket" tips:

1. Bring Your Own Ballpoint Pen

To declare necessary information, limit the use of shared ballpoint pens at test points.

2. Bring a spare mask

Change masks when necessary, limit the use of shows outside of test points.

3. Wear antibacterial spray

Continuous disinfection, especially when accidentally touching chairs or furniture in the sampling area

4. Bring a clean tissue

If you are sensitive, the test will cause discomfort in the nose area and quickly lead to sneezing or watery eyes. At that time, use a tissue instead of wiping your eyes and nose with your hand.

5. Disinfect and change clothes when coming home

Wash your eyes, nose, gargle immediately with saltwater or antiseptic water. Shower from head to toe and change clothes, wash clothes with hot water, and dry in the sun right after.

6. Keep calm and relaxed

Always keep your mind relaxed and calm. Keeping the body simply will not feel uncomfortable.

And always strictly follow the 5K rule: Masks - Disinfection - Distance - Distractions - Medical declaration. CarePlus wishes you always be healthy, optimistic, and together to fight the pandemic.

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