Hand Hygiene and Germs

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To spread

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To give out over a period or among a group

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To remove

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To change the location, position, to get rid of something

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To cause

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Something that brings about an effect or a result

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To transfer

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To cause to pass from one to another

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Vulnerable

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Open to attack or damage

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To contract

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To become affected with

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Why is washing hands important?

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Washing hands is important to prevent germs from spreading and to remove germs that can cause diseases.

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What are the two types of germs?

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Resident microorganisms and transient microorganisms.

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Do resident germs cause diseases?

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No, resident germs don’t cause diseases and will always live on your skin, even when you wash your hands.

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What do transient microorganisms do?

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Transient microorganisms transfer on your hands and cause infections.