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ALT This image is an instructional infographic from the Durham Region Health Department about the proper use of a disinfectant product. It includes sections labeled: 1. Active Ingredients - Details the chemical components and concentration. 2. Directions for Use - Provides specific mixing ratios and application methods. 3. Contact Time - States the duration required for effective disinfection. 4. Drug Identification Number (DIN) - Notes it's a government-approved disinfectant. 5. Precautionary Statements - Lists safety precautions and first aid instructions. 6. Storage & Disposal - Advises on storage conditions and disposal methods. 7. Expiration Date - Recommends checking the expiration date for effectiveness. The bottom features the Durham Region Health Department logo and links to their social media and website.

ALT This image is an informational graphic about Listeria from durham.ca/health. It describes how Listeria bacteria can grow at refrigeration temperatures and may cause illness after consuming contaminated food. The text advises proper cooking to prevent sickness and suggests consulting a healthcare provider if symptoms occur. The background includes an image of a deli sandwich, and there are social media icons for Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.

ALT A graphic titled "Handwashing" with six illustrated steps for proper handwashing: 1. Wet hands. 2. Apply liquid soap. 3. Scrub backs of hands, between fingers, thumbs, and under fingernails for at least 20 seconds. 4. Rinse. 5. Dry hands with towel. 6. Turn off taps with towel. Text below reads, "REMEMBER, proper handwashing can remove germs that make you sick." Includes contact information for Durham Health Connection Line and their website. The background features bubble-like patterns.

ALT ```plaintext Infographic titled "Hand Sanitizers" with steps for effective use. Step 1: Apply 1-2 pumps of sanitizer to dry palm and rub for at least 15 seconds. Step 2: Spread sanitizer over all hand surfaces, including palms and fingers. Step 3: Rub hands together until dry. Note advises using sanitizer only on visibly clean hands and washing hands with soap and water if visibly dirty. Durham Health Department contact information is included. ```

ALT This image is an infographic about infection prevention and control, titled "Powered by you!" It features a large central gear with "Patient Safety" written inside, surrounded by smaller gears illustrating concepts like Hand Hygiene, Surveillance, Clean & Disinfection, Vaccinations, Best Practice, PPE, and Collaboration. Illustrations of healthcare professionals, a patient using a wheelchair, and a caregiver with a child appear throughout. Logos of Ecolab, IPAC Canada, and PIDAC are at the bottom.

ALT A public safety informational graphic about Potassium Iodide (KI) Pills. It includes symbols for a first aid kit, flashlight, life vest, and KI pills. Text reads: "Being prepared is staying safe. Call Durham Region 1-800-841-2729 or dial 311 (within regional limits)." Logos for the City of Toronto and Ontario Power Generation are at the bottom.














