Novel H1N1-virus Formally known as the “Swine flu”

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Novel H1N1-virus Formally known as the “Swine flu”

Important Facts The virus is in the USA-Highly Contagious Spread by: coughing, Sneezing Touching surfaces that are infected Desk tops, door handles, etc.

Signs and Symptoms Fever (BUT, not all the time) Coughing,sneezing Sore throat Runny/stuffy nose Body aches Headache Sometimes: vomiting and diarrhea

Be watchful for Children Fast or trouble breathing Bluish or gray skin Not drinking enough fluids Severe or persistent vomiting No interaction Irritable skin Flu-like symptoms improve then return Adult Difficulty breathing Pain or pressure in the chest Sudden dizziness Confusion Severe or persistent vomiting Flu-like symptoms improve then return

PREVENTION Prevention! Cover your nose and mouth with tissue WASH your hands with soap and water Use Purell or other Alcohol- based hand cleaners Avoid sick people Avoid wiping your eyes with your hands! If you are sick, stay at home at least 24 hours after your fever is gone!!!

Cleaning Clean table, desk, and any surfaces that come in contact with humans! Clean door knobs, telephones, computer keyboards

What is being done at DE? Increased number of Purell dispensers Cleaning of classrooms by teachers and custodial staff will increase. More information available for the student! REMEMBER: You cannot get the virus from PIGS!