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… tick because this can force its stomach contents into the wound and increase the chance of an infection. Do not jerk, …
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… when swallowing Clear their throat regularly Refuse certain foods, fluids or medications Have lung congestion or a … 30 minutes) or leave meals uneaten Avoid or change certain foods to make swallowing easier Experience a change in the … staff have training to make soft or texture-modified foods. Examples include pureed, minced, and moist or soft, …
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… should get the vaccine? The vaccine is free for people at high risk of getting sick from pneumococcal infections …
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… spread of infection and the length of illness. People at high risk of serious illness who are in close contact with …
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… and farm animals. During food preparation, contaminated foods can transmit bacteria to other foods or surfaces in the kitchen. This is called … for others. To handle and prepare food safely: Refrigerate foods right away. Keep raw meat well wrapped and on lower …
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… contaminated with cyanobacteria. The risk is particularly high for those who drink formula made with contaminated …
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… of age and older with certain medical conditions are at high risk of Hib infection. The vaccine is free to people …
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… were not sealed before the flood Throw out all perishable foods that have been at temperatures above 4°C for more than … products During power outages, a full freezer will keep foods frozen for up to 2 days. Foods in a freezer that have … with soap for 20 seconds, and in foods cooked to 74°C and higher Wash your hands often if you have been cleaning up …
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… siding, wallboard and wires. They eat a variety of foods, including food you might have stored in your …
