What are the safety precautions for epidemic prevention and control?

1, fire safety precautions for key units of epidemic prevention and control. Key units for epidemic prevention and control include: designated treatment hospitals, observation hotels, medical device manufacturers, newly-built isolation treatment wards and isolation observation buildings. Whether the emergency exits, evacuation signs, fire control facilities and equipment of key units for epidemic prevention and control meet the requirements, and whether the evacuation schematic diagram is posted. Whether the number of newly built or rebuilt isolation wards, suspected case observation areas, diagnosis and treatment areas and other safety exits is sufficient, and whether evacuation passages and evacuation stairs are smooth. Whether the fire separation measures of warehouses such as medical alcohol storage, medical oxygen production storage area and material storage meet the requirements, and whether the protective measures of electrical equipment and lines are in place. Whether the access control system automatically opens when the power is cut off. All safety exits (including the isolation area) cannot be closed by locking.

2, alcohol use precautions. Pay attention to indoor ventilation. When using alcohol indoors, ensure indoor ventilation. After using cleaning tools, clean them with plenty of water and store them in a closed place. Before using alcohol safely, clean up the flammable and combustible substances around it, and don't spray it directly in the air. When in use, it can be wiped with cloth towels and paper towels, and disposable paper towels should be watered and discarded after use. Keep away from heat sources (blowers, heaters, etc.). ) and avoid open flames. Turn off the power supply and fire source before disinfection to avoid deflagration caused by alcohol volatilization. After taking it, cover it with a lid. It is forbidden to open it. It is not advisable to hoard a lot of alcohol at home. It is advisable for residents to disinfect adequately, and don't hoard a lot of alcohol, so as not to leave a fire safety hazard. Store away from light to prevent dumping and damage. It is forbidden to receive, temporarily store and use alcohol and containers without lids; Storage in glass bottles should be avoided to prevent falling and damage; The remaining alcohol in the house can be stored in a cool place such as a dark cabinet, and the lid is tightly closed to avoid volatilization. Keep away from children. Alcohol should be kept out of children's reach, and parents should educate their children not to play with alcohol, let alone light it with fire.