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The document discusses how personal and public hygiene can affect health and disease. Poor personal hygiene can lead to health issues, while bad public hygiene in places like restaurants, hotels, and parks could allow diseases to spread quickly among many people. Enforcing hygiene rules in developing countries and making sure workers in public areas have good hygiene practices can help prevent such outbreaks.
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- 2. HOW CAN HYGINE AFFECT YOU? HOW CAN HAVING GOOD OR BAD HYGIENE CAN AFFECT HOW YOU LIVE?
- 5. WHAT WOULD HAPPEN TO US IF WE HAD BAD PUBLIC HYGIENE? DIESEASES MANY PEOPLE COULD GET SICK VERY QUICKLY
- 6. WHAT CAN WE DO TO PREVET THINGS LIKE THAT HAPPENING? ENFORCING RULES IN THRID WORLD COUNTRIES MAKING SURE PEOPLE WORKING IN PUBLIC PLACES, LIKE RESTURANTS, HAVE GOOD PERSONAL HYGIENE PREVENTING ALL PUBLIC AREAS FROM BECOMING FILTHY AND UNCLEAN
- 7. BIBLIOGRAPHY http://rehydrate.org/water/water-sanitation-hygiene.htm http://www.pestawayinc.com/index.php/default/blog/how-hygiene-affects- bed-bugs/ http://www.livestrong.com/personal-hygiene/ http://www.ehow.com/list_7373191_factors-affecting-personal- hygiene.html
Editor's Notes
- If you have good hygiene you can protect yourself and other around you from diseases. For example, if you have bad hygiene and you are working for a business in the restaurant and hotel industry and you are sick, and you work at the hotel or make food at a restaurant, then you can infect many people with the same disease. If this happens everyone at the hotel will be infected with the disease and it would spread even more quickly because there are more people to spread it.
- If you have bad personal hygiene, then many things could go wrong. First you are more open to disease. Then after that, then your health can deteriorate over time. The end result could be life threatening.
- Have you ever seen these signs in restaurant bathroom? Well that it making sure that all employees are clean before cooking food for a lot of people. Also in hotels, there are signs that say if you are sick please do not eat in the breakfast in the cafeteria. This is to make sure that no one else gets sick at the hotel.
- If this happed then many people would be getting very sick with disease. And it would happen fast. We have food inspectors visiting restaurants, fast food places, convenience stores, hotels, hospitals, daycares to make sure that they are doing the a good job of keeping people safe. They visit Hospitals and daycares at least three times a year. They visit fast food and restaurants two times a year, and convenience store one time a year.