An older woman is seen sitting in a chair with a needle in her hands. The woman then begins sowing while the camera captures her movements. the woman

OPTIONS:
- continues sowing and the camera watches from the side.
- continues to clip the girl's nails and ends with her pointing to the camera and laughing.
- continues to use the needle to capture the area where the needle is piercing.
- wipes the upper part of her face with a cloth and ends by smiling at the camera.

continues sowing and the camera watches from the side.

"hello, we are guitar unit "okabayashi". The men talk about the guitar. The man on the left describes his guitar. the men

OPTIONS:
- talk about the guitar piece.
- played a song on their guitar.
- return to playing and talking.
- begin to play the guitars.

begin to play the guitars.

How to teach personal hygiene
Explain the concept of germs and bacteria.
Parenting magazine suggests you can do this with books, such as " germs are not for sharing " or " germ stories. " you can also do a miniature science experiment where you show your child or classroom videos or microscope slides of typical bacteria found on the hands.

OPTIONS:
- You can find some videos on you tube. You can also visit the themayoclinic.com or cleaninginstitute.
- There are also online materials with explanations of germs. Explain to your child what these germs are so that your child can get more familiar with them.
- Show them the basics of body hygiene. Reading an article about germs and bacteria can give the kids a detailed understanding of how they should clean themselves and the physical design of their bodies.
- You can also create a diagram of your child's every day actions. For example, you can make a graph of the bacteria living on the hands.

You can find some videos on you tube. You can also visit the themayoclinic.com or cleaninginstitute.

How to get well during your hospital stay
Wash your hands.
To reduce the risk of getting a bacterial or viral infection during your hospital stay, wash your hands on a regular basis with soap and water. Wash your hands any time they become soiled, such as after using the bathroom, coming into contact with people who are ill, or before eating.

OPTIONS:
- Use a " medical glove " to make sure you take off any protective gloves before participating in strenuous activities. Make sure your hands are free of bacteria before and after you eat.
- Avoid touching your face frequently, particularly your mucus membranes, such as the eyes, nose, and mouth. Viral and bacterial infections are easily introduced into your body via these areas.
- Apply a thick layer of antibiotic ointment. Applying antibiotic ointment to your hand will protect it from bacteria by preventing the spread of germs from one area to another.
- Wear non-disposable hand sanitizer for these situations. Also change your socks if the nurses/doctors question you about the health of your feet.
Avoid touching your face frequently, particularly your mucus membranes, such as the eyes, nose, and mouth. Viral and bacterial infections are easily introduced into your body via these areas.