the definition:
Infectious disease caused by vricella virus
Target:
1. Prevent the transmission of the disease from one person to another.
2 - to provide care for those infected with the disease.
Rules and Regulations:
The nurse nurse at the health center must know:
- Signs and symptoms:
The disease starts with a simple simple fever accompanied by a simple malaise. After about 24 hours, the rash develops and begins in the form of nipples for a few hours and then turns into vesicles for 3 to 4 days and then turns into blisters and crusts. The rash is characterized by the appearance of the first on the alarm, and the lack of units on the face and limbs to develop the disease fast and inconsistent, while the nipples appear there are vesicles, pimples and flakes because it appears in successive batches.
- incubation period: about 14 days.
Measures:
1 - Isolation of the infected child so as not to transmit infection to others.
2 - give skin care to prevent inflammation and fragmentation.
Give the child a cold bath twice a day.
4. The infected child needs antibiotics in the case of skin infection (as directed by the doctor).
preventive measures:
Reporting cases and taking action from the functions of the health inspector and the nursing homes, knowing them to carry out the necessary awareness.
1. Report the situation as soon as it is detected.
2 - Isolation of the infected child so as not to transmit infection to others.
Infectious disease caused by vricella virus
Target:
1. Prevent the transmission of the disease from one person to another.
2 - to provide care for those infected with the disease.
Rules and Regulations:
The nurse nurse at the health center must know:
- Signs and symptoms:
The disease starts with a simple simple fever accompanied by a simple malaise. After about 24 hours, the rash develops and begins in the form of nipples for a few hours and then turns into vesicles for 3 to 4 days and then turns into blisters and crusts. The rash is characterized by the appearance of the first on the alarm, and the lack of units on the face and limbs to develop the disease fast and inconsistent, while the nipples appear there are vesicles, pimples and flakes because it appears in successive batches.
- incubation period: about 14 days.
Measures:
1 - Isolation of the infected child so as not to transmit infection to others.
2 - give skin care to prevent inflammation and fragmentation.
Give the child a cold bath twice a day.
4. The infected child needs antibiotics in the case of skin infection (as directed by the doctor).
preventive measures:
Reporting cases and taking action from the functions of the health inspector and the nursing homes, knowing them to carry out the necessary awareness.
1. Report the situation as soon as it is detected.
2 - Isolation of the infected child so as not to transmit infection to others.