As the monkeypox virus is spreading around the world, we need to know the tips for personnel protection.
Ⅰ People who are travelling or residing in affected countries. Pay attention to information about monkeypox in the country. Avoid contact with rodents and primates (including animal blood and meat) and must be thoroughly cooked before consumption. If you must contact patients with monkeypox, avoid close physical contact, avoid having sex with suspected infected patients, avoid sharing daily necessities (such as bedding and clothing), and take good personal protection (such as wearing disposable latex gloves, medical protective masks, disposable isolation clothes, etc.) when caring for or visiting patients. Pay attention to good hand hygiene and wash hands under running water with soap and hand sanitizer.
Ⅱ Recently returnee and soon-to-be returnee. Those who have recently returned to their countries should pay attention to self-health monitoring. If they have a history of contact and exposure to suspicious animals and people or monkeypox cases abroad, they can actively contact the local CDC for consultation and report. If fever, rash and other symptoms occur, you should seek medical advice and inform the visiting doctor of your overseas travel history for diagnosis and treatment. In addition to paying attention to the above matters, those who are about to return to their countries should cooperate with the customs in their health declaration.
Ⅲ People who plan to go abroad in the near future. It is necessary to pay close attention to the epidemic situation of monkeypox in the destination countries, and learn about the prevention and treatment of monkeypox as soon as possible. For example, avoid contact with rodents and patients with monkeypox, avoid sharing goods with patients, avoid having sex with suspected infected persons, do good personal hand hygiene, and seek medical attention in case of unexplained rash or other symptoms.
Here, we are introducing the Singclean monkeypox PCR test kit, it uses polymerase chain reactor-fluorescent probe technology to design specific primers according to the nucleic acid sequence of monkeypox virus for amplification of corresponding nucleic acid fragments.
