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hand-washing
Hospital care Digitocarpal ablution, usually understood to follow Pt contact, long recognized as the easiest way to prevent transmission of pathogens from one Pt to another
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Good hygiene at your age includes: bathing often, brushing teeth at least twice a day, flossing once a day, good hand washing habits, not sharing food and drink items, and not sharing personal items, such as towels and clothing.
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