First of all, <u>"</u><u>Prevention is better than cure</u><u>"</u><u>.</u>
In real life,
If you have enough knowledge to help the injured person then you can do so. Minor injuries can be cured by anyone who has knowledge in human health often known as First Aid. This helps in solving minor situations.
But for major injuries, you have to be a doctor or can only be treated by professionals who is specialized in a certain field, such as medicine.
1.Washing Your Hands
2. Use a thermometer to make sure the food is cooked.
3. Use disinfect to clean area
4.Have Hair covered to avoid getting hair in food
Hopefully this helps!!
Use protection and be safe as much as possible.
1. Put Someone in Charge
2. Keep Protected Health Information (PHI) Secure and Private.
3. Set up Office Policy, Procedures and Training for Your Staff.
4. Inform Patients of their Rights and Support those Rights.
5. Limit Access of Patient Information to Businesses Outside the Practice.
Hope my answer helps you.
