All workers and visitors must wear protective clothing.

Wearing a protective gown, mask, respirator and gloves, Dr. Carolina Mehaffy is staring an old enemy in the face.

Gad moves slowly, encased in a protective mask and gown, and a hat that hides his neat, grey hair.

Anti-dualism protection blouses are mandatory, more the glasses with integrated indicator of type of logic (for sale in chapter I-7).

While patients in isolation are not confined – they can leave the room if they wear protective gowns – it is only natural that the experience is extremely difficult.

As exfoliated skin scales may spread the parasite, the patient should be isolated during the treatment, staff should use protection (gloves, gowns and hand washing after contact), and environment (bedding, floors and surfaces) should be decontaminated.