Coronavirus Symptoms and Protection Infographic

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide is titled "Coronavirus Symptoms and Protection Infographic" and it focuses on preventive measures and advice for dealing with the coronavirus. It includes recommendations such as "Avoid close contact with others," which suggests keeping a distance from people to prevent the spread of the virus. "Wash your hands regularly" emphasizes the importance of hygiene. "Don't spit in public" is a public health reminder. "Cover your mouth and nose while coughing and sneezing" means to prevent the projection of droplets. "Avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth" to reduce the risk of transferring the virus from surfaces to oneself. The central message "If you have a fever, cough and difficulty breathing, seek medical care early" is highlighted as a critical action for those experiencing symptoms. "Use a mask only when you are sick" encourages the use of masks for symptomatic individuals.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white with the main title at the top in large, bold, teal-colored font.
• There are seven circular icons, each with its own caption, surrounding a larger central circle with a key message.
• The circular icons are color-coded in shades of purple and teal with a simplistic outline graphic representing each prevention tip.
• Each icon is encapsulated in a thin-lined circle with a colored accent partially bordering it.
• The central circle is larger, with a light gray background and a collage of graphics inside, including representations of a thermometer, lungs, and a face mask.

The slide uses a combination of simple, bold typography and minimalist icons to convey health recommendations in a visually digestible format. The use of color accentuates important actions, while the central message is framed to draw attention.

Use Cases

• To educate the public on best practices for preventing the spread of coronavirus during a health awareness campaign.
• As part of employee training or informational sessions within organizations to promote workplace health and safety.
• In a healthcare setting, like a doctor's office or hospital, to inform patients about symptoms and proper protocol if they suspect an infection.
• During community outreach or public health presentations to inform residents about steps they can take to protect themselves and others.