A doodle released by Google explains the correct way to wash hands.
Due to the widespread fear of corona virus around the world, where people are confined to their homes by taking precautionary measures, now the search engine Google has also released its doodle in this regard.
Google also paid tribute to Ignaz Semmelweis, a Hungarian physician who pioneered infection control and pioneered hand hygiene in its Doodle.
You may be surprised to hear that even in medicine, hand washing was not always the norm. In the mid-19th century, Dr. Ignaz Semmelweis noted that mothers suffering from an unknown illness immediately after giving birth After which a few died.
At that time, he expressed the idea that these women were suffering from diseases because of the doctors and medical staff, after which Ignaz Semmelweis, who was appointed as the chief resident at the hospital in Vienna, Austria in 1847, along with the doctors, Instructed the staff to wash their hands.
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His theory was not accepted by his fellow doctors for decades, but thanks to Dr. Semmelweis’s efforts, the rate of infection at the Vienna General Hospital dropped rapidly.
That’s why today Google released a video in honor of Dr. Ignaz Semelovis via Doodle.
In the video, doctors were seen teaching people the correct way to wash their hands, while the video also featured a 40-second timer for hand washing.
Google also released a chart teaching how to wash hands.
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2024-08-31 22:43:36
