Home isolation is currently a more effective management method to prevent the spread of the virus and can reduce the scope of virus infection. So what are the requirements for self-isolation at home? Let’s take a look at the requirements for seven days of home quarantine and the specific requirements for seven days of home quarantine.

Standard requirements for home isolation

1. Once required to isolate at home, it is best to live independently (preferably a single room with a separate bathroom), and the place of residence The ventilation conditions should be better.

2. In order to prevent reinfection, you must not have contact with anyone in your home during the isolation period, and refuse all visits to avoid cross-infection.

3. Eat alone and cannot use the bathroom, central air conditioning and other daily necessities with your family. Tableware should be cleaned and disinfected with detergent after use.

4. Members of the family who do not need to be quarantined should not enter the quarantine area. If you have no choice but to enter the quarantine area, you must wear a mask and the mask must fit properly. Take good care of your face and do not touch or adjust the mask in your living space. It is best to keep a distance of 1.5 meters or more between you and the quarantined person. You must not have physical contact with the quarantined person. To ensure safety, you need to wash your hands carefully after leaving.

5. It is also crucial to clean and disinfect the room at least once a day, especially the surface cleaning of bathrooms and toilets.

6. Wear disposable gloves and protective clothing before cleaning or touching surfaces, clothing or bedding contaminated by human secretions of the quarantined person. At the same time, in order to reduce the risk of infection, you also need to wash and disinfect your hands thoroughly before putting on gloves and after taking them off.

7. During the quarantine period, quarantined personnel must wear masks, keep the room ventilated, and wash their hands frequently. If you find that your mask has become wet or dirty after wearing it for a long time, you should change it immediately. At the same time, you should take off the dirty masks and throw them into special recycling bins, and wash and disinfect your hands at the same time.

8. Relevant personnel for epidemic prevention work will conduct body temperature tests on people who are quarantined at home. Generally, the temperature is tested twice a day. A dedicated person is responsible for the test, "person-to-person" and "one-to-one". After the test is completed, the temperature will be tested. Record everyone's body temperature, pay attention to the physical, psychological, and daily life of the quarantined personnel, and report any abnormalities in time.

9. During the isolation period, if fever, cough, etc. occur, staff in the village (community) need to report their illness to the township (street) government (office) and health center in a timely manner. Health center workers are responsible for taking patients to the fever clinics of county-level hospitals for professional investigation and treatment.

What to do if there are no conditions for home isolation?

Persons undergoing home isolation need to live alone in one household. Those who do not have the conditions for home isolation and observation need to be transferred to designated isolation locations (hotels, hotels, etc.) Hotels and other places) for 14 days of centralized medical isolation and observation.