When Mycoplasma pneumoniae breaks out, how should children in school protect themselves?

Mycoplasma pneumoniae likes to travel in the air. When it sees children playing happily in school, it also wants to join in the fun. We need to teach children some protective skills to help them better protect themselves during the Mycoplasma pneumoniae epidemic season.

01. Wash your hands superhero

Be sure to wash your hands before and after eating, after going to the bathroom, or when returning to the classroom from outdoors to reduce the hiding of Mycoplasma pneumoniae on your hands.

02.Mask Superman

If children cannot maintain a social distance of more than 1 meter in school. For children aged 6 and above, they can wear masks correctly independently. For children aged 3 to 6, masks can be worn under the continuous supervision and guidance of adults. For infants and young children under 3 years old, it is generally not recommended for them to wear masks.

03. Cough and Sneeze Gentleman

When coughing or sneezing, you should pay attention to etiquette like a gentleman and cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or your elbow to prevent Mycoplasma pneumoniae from flying into the air.

04. Ventilation Expert

In the classroom, teachers and children should remember to open windows frequently to let fresh air in, blowing away or diluting the Mycoplasma pneumoniae hidden in the air.

05. Disinfection Guard

Teachers and school staff should remember to clean classrooms, desks, chairs and toys regularly with disinfectants, and protect the children's learning and activities paradise like little guards.

06. Observational Detective

Teachers and children should be as sharp as detectives to spot children around them who have fever or cough, and tell their parents to take them to the hospital in time.

07.Health Expert

Only by eating well, sleeping well and exercising moderately can our bodies become stronger and better able to resist Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection.

By mastering the above protective skills, I believe that children can play more safely and happily in school. We must remember that each of us is the first person responsible for our own health!

(Qin Guangdong, Henan Provincial Second People's Hospital)