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Infectious
Diseases: "Infectious
diseasesare
disorders caused by organisms — such as bacteria,
viruses, fungi or parasites. Many organisms live in
and on our bodies. They're normally harmless or even
helpful. But under certain conditions, some
organisms may causedisease.
Someinfectious
diseasescan
be passed from person to person."
Read More at Mayo Clinic Pandemics: is and infectious disease that
affects a wide area such many continents or even the
globe. It has come to our
attention that there are a great deal of social
media and sites that have a great deal of myths,
misinformation and out right lies. Please if you
click on one of the links below and discover any of
this activity please
contact us immediately!
2. Keep a social
distance of at a minimum of 6 feet if you have not had
your vaccines.
3. Wash your hands
and face as much as possible especially if you are in
contact with others.
4. Don't go to
parties or events with large number of people if you
have not had your vaccines, if you don't
know (even if you know them be careful).
5. If you feel
uncomfortable going into stores find some that will
deliver or has curb service.
6. Don't go into salons, restaurants, bars,
entertainment or other establishments that will bring
you in contact with others that might be carriers since
they may not have had their shots.
7. Contact your
doctor if you show any signs
that show you might have a diseases.
8. Be careful in
reading much of the information on Social Media since a
great deal of it is politically generated and provides a
great deal of misinformation
9. Don't be afraid to get tested.
10.If your school or church
opens without proper precautions be weary of attending.
11. Limit your information to reputable sites
that are not based in fake new, misinformation or
disinformation.
13.Be careful if you have
physical contact with someone who may show signs of Monkey
Pox. The disease is transmitted by physical contact (that
will include clothing, towels and linens).
14. If show signs
of Monkey Pox call your doctor or hospital at once.
