CLEAN : Protective measures are key when it comes to Ebola

The video tutorial discusses the construction of protective garments, emphasizing seam sealing to prevent liquid ingress. It details various protective gear, including Wellington boots, gloves, hoods, respirators, and visors, designed to safeguard different body parts. The tutorial also highlights cultural practices related to handling deceased bodies and the associated risks, particularly in the context of Ebola.

What is the purpose of taping seams on protective garments?

• To prevent liquid from entering

• To reduce manufacturing costs

• To allow for better flexibility

• To enhance the garment's appearance

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as protective equipment?

• Gloves

• Respirator

• Wellington boots

• Safety goggles

What is the primary function of a respirator in protective gear?

• To protect the eyes

• To cover the ears

• To guard the hands

• To shield the mouth

Why is handling the body of an Ebola victim considered risky?

• Due to the lack of proper equipment

• Because it is a time-consuming process

• Due to the potential spread of the virus

• Because of the cultural significance

What cultural practice is mentioned in relation to the deceased?

• Leaving the body untouched

• Washing and cleaning the body

• Cremating the body

• Burying the body immediately