What's the difference between the control area and the prevention and control area? Matters needing attention during the epidemic?

Because of the arrival of the epidemic, our country is still very United, and because of the epidemic, many areas will face different control methods, including closed control areas, control areas and prevention and control areas. In fact, literally, we can do some simple understanding, but we don't really understand the difference between them. Then Bian Xiao will tell you the difference between the controlled area and the uncontrolled area. Matters needing attention during the epidemic?

The difference between control area and prevention control area

(1) The control area of the closed control area is different from the prevention and control area.

1. Division criteria: The residential areas where cases and asymptomatic infected people live and the surrounding areas with frequent activities can be divided into closed control areas. From 2 days before the onset of the case or 2 days before the asymptomatic infected person is tested positive to isolation management, if it is possible to spread to people in workplaces, activity places and other areas, and it is difficult to judge close contacts and close contacts, the relevant areas can also be designated as closed control areas. The closed control area should be closed, raised indoors and served at home.

2. Termination criteria: The following conditions are met at the same time: (1) There are no new cases or asymptomatic infected persons in this area in recent 14 days; (2) The last close contact in this area was exposed for more than 14 days, and the nucleic acid test was negative; (3) 2 days before unsealing, all personnel in the jurisdiction completed a round of nucleic acid screening, all of which were negative.

(2) The difference between the control area of closed control area and the control area of prevention control area.

1. Classification standard: from 2 days before the onset of the case or 2 days before the isolation management, if there is a certain risk of transmission to people in workplaces, activity places and other areas, and it is difficult to judge close contacts and close contacts, the relevant areas will be classified as control areas. In the controlled area, people are not allowed to leave the area and gathering is strictly prohibited. Those who are found to be positive for nucleic acids will be immediately transferred to the closed control area.

2. Termination criteria: The following conditions are met at the same time: (1) There are no new cases or asymptomatic infected persons in this area in recent 14 days; (2) The last close contact in this area was exposed for more than 14 days, and the nucleic acid test was negative; (3) All personnel in the area completed a round of nucleic acid screening 2 days before the control was released, and all were negative.

(3) The difference between control area and prevention area.

Classification standard: the areas outside the closed control area and the control area within the county (district) are all prevention areas, so social control should be strengthened and personnel gathering should be strictly restricted. Release standard: all closed control areas and control areas in the county (district) are released.

Matters needing attention during the epidemic period

1. Develop good personal hygiene habits: cover your mouth and nose with a handkerchief or tissue when sneezing or coughing. Wash your hands frequently, with soap or hand sanitizer, and with running water. Don't use cups and tableware with people.

2. Strengthen physical exercise: strengthen outdoor activities and cold-resistant exercise, pay attention to a balanced diet and ensure adequate rest. Pay attention to environmental hygiene, and try to go to crowded public places as little as possible.

3. Do a good job of protection: try to avoid contact with patients with symptoms of respiratory infectious diseases. Wear a mask in crowded places. If you have fever, cough, headache, vomiting and other symptoms, you should seek medical advice promptly.

4. Vaccination: Vaccination can reduce the chance of infection or relieve symptoms. Influenza, meningitis, chickenpox and measles can all be vaccinated.