Karanteeni
Karanteeni is the Finnish term for quarantine, the practice of separating and restricting the movement of people who may have been exposed to an infectious disease or who are ill, in order to prevent further transmission. The aim is to monitor for symptoms, reduce contact with others, and support appropriate care.
Quarantine typically applies to individuals who are not yet ill but may have been exposed, while isolation
Legal and administrative aspects: Quarantine measures are part of public health powers and are governed by
History and etymology: The concept traces back to historical maritime practices that used a waiting period
Usage and context: In public health discourse, karanteeni encompasses movement restrictions and separation measures designed to