Items you'll need at home during a coronavirus outbreak

Описание: Here are the items you'll need to have at home in the event that a coronavirus outbreak keeps you inside for an extended period of time. This includes items you'll need to care for someone in your family with suspected coronavirus infection with mild symptoms.

Hand soap
Alcohol-based hand rub
Paper towels
Closed-lid trash bin
Disinfecting wipes
Tissues
Moisturizer for your hands
2 week’s supply of food (non-perishable, easy to prepare items)
i. Canned soups, chili, beans
ii. Almond butter, peanut butter
iii. Boxed food
iv. Dehydrated pasta, ramen, fruits
v. Nuts, trail mix
vi. Pre-made rice (vacuum seal)

2 week’s supply of water (1 gallon per person per day)
Medications (prescription)
Medications (OTC)
i. Dayquil / Nyquil
ii. Tylenol Cold & Flu
iii. Cough drops
iv. Pain relievers
v. Stomach remedies
vi. Children’s medications

Fluids with electrolytes (NOOMA)
Vitamins
Get your medical records ready if you or a family member is hospitalized (allergies, pre-existing conditions, medications you take, list of immunizations)
List of emergency contacts
Toilet Paper
Tampons / pads
Supply of pet food and pet litter
Children’s items
i. Diapers
ii. Wipes
iii. Diaper rash cream
iv. Baby food or formula
v. Snacks
vi. Entertainment, books or games

Medical mask or N95 mask
Nitrile gloves or latex gloves
Separate linens
Separate eating utensils
Protective clothing (cloth apron)
Laundry detergent
Laundry bag
Trash bags

Items not listed in the video:
First aid kit
Hand crank radio or NOAA weather radio
HEPA-rated furnace filter or HEPA air filter
Flashlight with batteries
Extra cash
Body wash
Shampoo


World Health Organization document - Home care for patients with suspected novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) infection presenting with mild symptoms: https://apps.who.int/iris/handle/1066...

Coping with stress during the Coronavirus outbreak: https://www.who.int/docs/default-sour...

Helping children cope with stress during the Coronavirus outbreak: https://www.who.int/docs/default-sour...

You can find more information from the World Health Organization at who.int.