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This program covers the various ways in which
infection is transmitted and how the likelihood of contracting disease can
be minimized by taking certain precautions: hand washing to avoid
transmitting skin-carried bacteria; precautions against salmonella,
staphylococcus, and clostridium; refrigeration and cooking; keeping cooking
and eating utensils clean; washing hands after using the bathroom; covering
the nose and mouth when sneezing and coughing; cleaning and disinfecting
lesions. The program also covers the role of immunization and vaccination in
preventing infection, and explains both how unborn babies can pick up
infections across the placenta from their mothers and how they can take up
antibodies from their mothers while breast-feeding. It makes a particular
point of the dangers of infection to intravenous drug abusers, who are more
than likely to inject themselves with a host of pathogens as well. (20
minutes)
© 1988
ORDER CODE: FFM1797V
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ORDER CODE: FFM1797DVD
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