Protecting Yourself from Coronavirus: Avoid Touching Face

Slide Content

The slide emphasizes the importance of not touching one's face to protect against the coronavirus. The main points are "Avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth" and "Avoid touching face," each explaining that hands can pick up viruses from surfaces and transfer them to one's eyes, nose, or mouth, which could allow the virus to enter the body and cause illness. It stresses the connection between hand contact with various surfaces and the potential for illness if the face is touched afterwards.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white.
• There are two text blocks, one in a dark purple parallelogram on the left and the other on the right side of the slide in a regular text format.
• A teardrop-shaped line connects the text block on the right to a circular icon.
• The circular icon depicts a stylized face with a prohibition sign, indicating not to touch the face.
• The color scheme includes dark purple, black, green, and teal.
• The left text block has a white font, and the right text block uses a black font on the white background.
• The fonts in both areas are sans-serif.

The slide has a simple and clean design with bold blocks of color to draw attention to the key messages. It uses minimalistic icons and contrasting colors to maintain focus on the content.

Use Cases

• To educate employees about health practices during a company wellness presentation.
• As part of a public health announcement or briefing about best practices for avoiding viral infections.
• In school or university settings, to instruct students on how to reduce the risk of illness.
• During training for healthcare or other frontline workers to reinforce the significance of personal protective measures.