Tidbits
Tidbit #1
Use disinfectant to clean tabletops and other surfaces.
Tidbit #2
Doctors test blood to determine if a person has been previously been infected.
Tidbit #3
Doctors recommend not interacting with other people for 14 days if you suspect that you're infected with COVID-19.
Tidbit #4
Remember to wash your hands after touching money.
Tidbit #5
Frequent cleaning your house helps reduce germs.
Tidbit #6
Cough into your sleeve, not your hands.
Tidbit #7
Cough into your sleeve, not your hands.
Tidbit #8
Doorknobs in public buildings can carry many germs. They should be cleaned often.
Tidbit #9
Before you go somewhere, try to think about how risky that environment might be for germs.
Tidbit #10
Package deliveries are sometimes left on doorsteps to avoid unnecessary human contact.
Tidbit #11
Be careful when touching doorknobs. They can carry germs from previous use.
Tidbit #12
A mask limits the spread of germs that escape from your mouth and nose.
Tidbit #13
Masks are not necessary when you interact with people or others who live with you in your home.
Tidbit #14
Do your parents have a first aid kit in your home?
Tidbit #15
Germs spread less in areas where there is lots of fresh air, especially outdoors.
Tidbit #16
Glasses can reduce the chances of getting infected with COVID-19.
Tidbit #17
Gloves limit the spread of germs.
Tidbit #18
Cough into a handkerchief, not into your hands.
Tidbit #19
What kind of gear do you own that can help you limit transmission of germs?
Tidbit #20
Many malls have closed during the COVID-19 pandemic.