COUNTY RECOMMENDS FACE COVERINGS AND SHOULD BE WORN IN CONJUNCTION WITH OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS
SCM ALERT🚨, Sat Apr 04 2020, 06:43PM


San Bernardino County public health officials are now recommending people use face coverings when leaving home to conduct essential business such as grocery shopping, going to a medical appointment, or visiting a pharmacy to help flatten the curve of COVID-19. The County made the recommendation after reviewing guidance released on April 1 from the California Department of Public Health.

Face coverings may include coverings that secure to the ears or back of the head and encompass the mouth and nose. Homemade cloth ear loop covers, bandannas and handkerchiefs, and neck gaiters may be used to reduce the spread of COVID-19, particularly among asymptomatic people.

"Staying home, practicing social distancing, and frequent hand washing are far more effective ways to combat the spread of COVID-19, and face coverings are not a substitute for continuing those practices", said Acting County Public Health Officer Dr. Erin Gustafson. “Surgical masks and N95 masks should not be used because they must be preserved for healthcare workers and emergency responders,” Gustafson said. “If you do use a face covering, make sure to practice frequent hand washing before and after touching and adjusting the covering.”

Wash cloth face coverings frequently after each use -- at least daily. Place face coverings in a bag until washing them in detergent with hot water and dried on a hot cycle. Discard cloth face coverings that no longer cover the nose and mouth, have stretched out or damaged ties and straps, cannot stay on the face, and have holes or tears in the fabric.


Re: COUNTY RECOMMENDS FACE COVERINGS AND SHOULD BE WORN IN CONJUNCTION WITH OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS
Around The Lake, Sun Apr 05 2020, 12:41PM

Be Pro active



Re: COUNTY RECOMMENDS FACE COVERINGS AND SHOULD BE WORN IN CONJUNCTION WITH OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS
SCM ALERT🚨, Sun Apr 05 2020, 01:16PM

ATL, I like it!!! I even like the fact you have a stethoscope hanging on your neck to take vital signs!