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Le lavage des mains [robinet]
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  • Alternative Title:
    Hand washing [sink] [French]
  • Corporate Authors:
    Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
  • Description:
    Hand washing [sink] [French] Comment se laver les mains - Public africain (robinet) Lavez-vous les mains à l'eau et au savon pendant 20 à 30 secondes. Si vos mains sont souillées, lavez-les avec de l'eau et du savon, et non pas avec une solution hydro-alcoolique, pendant 40 à 60 secondes. Utilisez une solution hydro-alcoolique ou de l'eau chlorée si vous n'avez pas d'eau ni de savon à votre disposition. 1. Passer les mains sous l'eau. 2. Appliquer su¬samment de savon pour recouvrir toutes les surfaces des mains. 3. Frotter les mains et les nettoyer méticuleusement. 4. Nettoyer la paume et le dos des mains, ainsi que les espaces entre les doigts. 5. Rincer les mains à l'eau. 6. Sécher soigneusement les mains à l'aide d'un essuie-mains à usage unique, ou à l'air. Quand devez-vous vous laver les mains ? • Avant, pendant et après avoir préparé de la nourriture • Avant de manger • Avant et après avoir pris soin d'un malade • Avant et après avoir soigné une coupure ou une plaie • Après votre passage aux toilettes • Après avoir changé les couches d'un enfant, ou l'avoir nettoyé après son passage aux toilettes • Après vous être mouché le nez, ou avoir toussé ou éternué Crédit OMS. CS 254095-E
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    Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library collection
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