The document discusses the differences between physical distancing, isolation, and quarantine as methods to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Physical distancing should be practiced by all and includes avoiding crowds and maintaining distance from others. Isolation separates sick individuals to prevent spreading the virus, while quarantine separates and restricts those exposed to a disease to see if they become ill.

1. What's the
difference?
Physical Distancing
Isolation and
Quarantine
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2. Social distancing should be practiced by
everyone, whether or not exposed to the
virus.
This broad set of measures includes avoiding
hand shakes, crowds, staying at least 2 meters
(6 feet) away from people, and, most
importantly, staying at home if you feel sick.
What is Physical
Distancing?
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3. A diagnosis of Covid-19 triggers
isolation. Isolation is for those who
are already sick and serves to
keep the infected away from
healthy people in order to stop the
spread of the virus.
What is
Isolation?
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4. Quarantines are put on groups
and communities to separate and
restrict the movement of people
who were exposed to a contagious
disease to see if they become sick.
What is
Quarantine?
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5. #StopTheSpread
#StayAtHome
#StaySafe