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quite a lot a sneeze which is disease can spread very quickly very far so that's why we put our hands or tissue over our mouth when we sneeze so it doesn't spread and people don't get infected by any kind of disease
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How many feet does a sneeze go?
A sneeze can travel 15 feet. Be sure to turn your back if someone has sent one in your direction.
If you cough does it go 25 feet around?
yes just like if you were to sneeze it would spread approximately 3 elephants
How can you spread bacteria?
cough or sneeze on someone
How Can bacteria spread?
cough or sneeze on someone
If the sneeze travels at 100 miles an hour then how many feet does the sneeze travel?
Not many feet, but a few. They dont just fall, the germs in your sneeze always end up on something. Even when there's nothing around it's bound to float or....land on your hands then on to someone else
Do sneeze guards on buffets actually provide prodection against the spread of germs?
As long as a person stays in front of the sneeze guard it does prevent the spread of disease. A sneeze guard stops any kind of fluid from touching the food when you sneeze,cough or even talk.
How long does your sneeze travel?
I heard a sneeze can travel 50 feet at least
What should you do if you have influenza?
Sneeze on other people. Spread it to everyone you can
What do you do if you cough or sneeze into your hands?
If you accidentally sneeze or cough into your hands, then you should wash your hands immediately to prevent the spread of germs.
How far does a sneeze travel?
about 6 feet.
Distance the droplets from a sneeze travels?
3 feet
How can sneezing in a tissue help not get swine flu?
It does not prevent you from getting it, it prevents you from giving it to someone else. The sub-microscopic virus can be carried by the respiratory droplets that are expelled with a sneeze and get spread as far as six feet away from you. This can get it to many many people in a crowded setting. You sneeze into the tissue to contain those droplets in the tissue so you can then throw them away and wash your hands to protect others from catching the virus from you or from touching something that the virus from your sneeze fell upon and picking up the virus that way.
