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What do health care workers do in the hospital to prevent anthrax from spreading to other people?

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What do health care workers do in the hospital to prevent anthrax from spreading to other people?

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Anthrax is not easily spread from person to person, so only regular practices like hand-washing would be followed. What special cleaning is done with equipment used on a person with anthrax? No special cleaning is required, so regular procedures for disinfecting and sterilizing are done. What special things are done at home after a patient that had anthrax is discharged? There is nothing special to do. Following standard precautions is enough. These include: · Washing hands after touching blood or body fluid or items that may have touched a blood or body fluid. · Wearing gloves when touching blood or body fluids, and washing your hands after removing the gloves. · Clean infected equipment with a mixture of one part household bleach and nine parts water. For more information, contact the Centers for Disease Control www.cdc.

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