Awareness/ Knowledge and practice about the cross-contamination control among Demonstrators

Background: Cross infection is a type of which can spread between three stack holders the community i.e. Doctors, paramedical staff and patient. The infectious diseases from doctors to patients, or patients healthcare workers2.These during medical, surgical dental treatment. Dental treatment considered as most notorious one cross workers community. Aim: To assess & check awareness/ knowledge practice about cross-contamination control among demonstrators Study design: Descriptive Cross-sectional study Place duration study: Multan College Multan. Duration this was 3 months. Methodology: This cross-sectional survey conducted in section Medical where forty were included study. Data collected by random sampling. After taking informed consent questionnaire filled participants. Results: Out demonstrators. Males twenty-fourwhile females sixteen. 95% participants consider that clinics/hospitals are additionally predisposed contamination/infection when compared with other medical fields. 90% wash hands regularly after giving each every Conclusion: Participants showed acceptable awareness/knowledge satisfactory contamination control. Keywords: Cross-contamination control, Demonstrators, Dentistry, Protective measures