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1. Two ways a patient can contract hepatitis B from a commercial salon are :-
- by getting a cut from used blade whose hepatitis status is positive
- blood to blood contact during manicure and pedicure .
2. Advice given to the patient to alievate fear is that there is no surety that you might also have got the infection which depends on the laboratory results . To confirm it tests have to be done . Provide patient support and strength to do the test and encourage them to express their concerns
3. Health promotion related teaching will include the following :-
- go to a good quality licensed hairdresser
- don't use shared articles
- ensure that new blades , new tools are usin during nailcare etc
- clean the area thoroughly if cut has occurred with running water and consult a physician
- early diagnosis and treatment
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