- Isolate yourself for 14 days.
- Stay in a room with good ventilation. No companion or visitors allowed.
- Measure your body temperature at least 3x per day (i.e. at 7AM, 12PM, and 7PM).
- Other household members should stay in a separate If not possible, maintain a distance of at least one (1) meter from the patient (i.e. sleep in a separate bed).
- Avoid sharing the bathroom and other common areas with the patient. Keep the house well ventilated by opening the windows.
- Facial masks must be fitted tightly especially when in the same room with the patient
- Do not touch your facial mask while you have it on. Change your mask once it gets wet or dirty with secretions. Dispose the mask after use and wash hands immediately.
- Wash your hands frequently especially after being exposed to the patient.
- Use soap and water to wash hands. An alcohol-based sanitizer can be used.
- Be mindful of safety concerns (e.g. accidental ingestion and fire hazards) when using alcohol-based sanitizers for household use.
- Dry hands with disposable paper towels after washing. If disposable paper towels are not available, use dedicated cloth towels and replace them they get wet or soiled.
- Practice coughing and sneezing etiquette at all times.
- Cover the mouth and nose during coughing or sneezing using medical masks, cloth masks, tissues or flexed elbow, followed by proper hand
- Dispose used gloves, tissues, masks and other waste products properly
- Do not share household items. Avoid other types of possible exposure to the sick person or contaminated items in their immediate environment.
- Do not share eating utensils, dishes, drinking glasses, cups, towels, bed linen, personal hygiene items or other items with other people in your home.
- Provide the patient with disposable plates and utensils that will he will dispose after use.
- Clean and disinfect surfaces frequently with household disinfectant
- Clothes, towels and bedsheets of the patient should be handled separately – minimum of once a week cleaning using regular laundry soap and water or machine wash at 60–90 °C with common household detergent, and dry
- Place contaminated linen into a laundry bag. Use gloves and mask when handling
- Do not shake soiled laundry and avoid direct contact of the skin and clothes with the contaminated materials
- Use disposable gloves and protective clothing (e.g. plastic aprons) when cleaning or handling surfaces, clothing or linen soiled with body fluids. Perform hand hygiene before and after removing gloves
- Persons with symptoms should remain at home until their symptoms are resolved based either clinical and/or laboratory findings. Results of COVID-19 testing will be relayed to you by RS Abdi Waluyo Laboratory via whatsapp or email.
- All household members should be considered contacts and their health should be monitored.
- Bring the household member to the doctor if anyone develops symptoms such as fever, cough, sore throat and difficulty of
- Remember to always follow your doctor’s instructions.