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- 3. . सामाजिक रूप से हाथ धोना (सादे साबुन और पानी से हाथ धोना): हाथोों को शारीररक रूप से स्वच्छ बनाने और हाथ ों से सूक्ष्म जीव ों क हटाने क े लिए सामाजिक हाथ धोने का कार्य जकर्ा िाता है l प्रकार: साबुन और पानी से हाथ धोना, एों टीसेजिक सोल्यूशन से हाथ धोना, अल्कोहल-आधाररत हाथ धोना,
- 4. हाथ ों क ध ने की प्रलिया हाथोों को पानी से गीला करें अपने हाथोों को साबुन से रगड़कर झाग बनाएों अपने हाथोों क े जपछले जहस्से, अपनी उोंगजलर्ोों क े बीच और अपने नाखूनोों क े नीचे झाग लगाएों कम से कम 15 से 20 सेक ों ड तक हाथोों को आपस में रगड़ें हाथोों को पानी से धोएों तौजलर्े से सुखाएों नल बोंद करने क े जलए जटशू पेपर का प्रर्ोग करें
- 6. अपने हाथ साबुन और पानी से या र गाणुर धी स ल्यूशन से ध एों यलि: आपक े हाथ स्पष्ट रूप से गोंदे हो खाना बनाने से पहले, दौरान और बाद में खाना खाने से पहले और बाद में नाक साफ़ करने, खाोंसने र्ा छीोंकने क े बाद जकसी पीजड़त व्यक्ति की देखभाल करने से पहले और बाद में जकसी िानवर, पशु चारा, र्ा पशु अपजशष्ट को छ ू ने क े बाद शौचालर् का उपर्ोग करने क े बाद आपक अपने हाथ ों क साबुन और पानी से कब-कब ध ना चालहए?
- 9. सोंिामक र ग ों क फ ै िने से र कने की शक्ति आपक े हाथ में है हम सभी लमिकर क ु छ अिग कर सकते हैं