Noni Janur sits through coronavirus nasal swab as COVID-19 spreads across Australia  

What a COVID-19 test actually looks like: Bachelor star Noni Janur sits through awkward nasal swab as coronavirus spreads across Australia

The Bachelor’s Noni Janur has shared a video of what it’s really like to be tested for the deadly coronavirus. 

In a TikTok video posted on Wednesday, the 29-year-old glamour model was filmed  getting a nasal swab.    

‘Just don’t hit my brain!’ joked Noni as a doctor slowly inserted a long Q-tip into her nostril. 

‘It tickles a little bit. That’s it, that’s it. Perfect,’ the doctor assured Noni, as he pushed the swab into her nose further. 

Unable to hide her discomfort, Noni closed her eyes and grimaced until the test was over.   

The COVID-19 nasal swab allows health care workers to collect secretions from the uppermost part of the throat. 

What a COVID-19 test actually looks like: Bachelor star Noni Janur, 29, has uploaded a TikTok video of herself sitting through an awkward nasal swab

'Just don't hit my brain!' Unable to hide her discomfort, Noni closed her eyes and grimaced until the process was over

‘Just don’t hit my brain!’ Unable to hide her discomfort, Noni closed her eyes and grimaced until the process was over

A health care worker will insert the Q-tip as far as it will go into a person’s nose, twirl it around to collect a sample, then gently remove it, and then place it into a vial. 

The swab is then sent to a lab for testing.    

There are 568 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Australia as of Thursday morning. Six people have died so far, with five in the state of New South Wales.  

Claim to fame: Noni found fame after appearing on The Bachelor in 2016, which starred Richie Strahan

Claim to fame: Noni found fame after appearing on The Bachelor in 2016, which starred Richie Strahan 

Australians will face up to six months of restrictions on their everyday lives – the likes of which have not been seen since World War 2 – as the country bunkers down to battle the disease. 

On Wednesday, Scott Morrison also announced a ban on gatherings of more than 100 people and advised against all overseas travel – marking the first time in Australia’s history that the government has told citizens not to go to any country. 

He also encouraged people to practice social distancing, and to maintain a 1.5 metre distance when possible. 

Pandemic: There are 568 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Australia as of Thursday morning. Six people have died so far, with five in the state of New South Wales

Pandemic: There are 568 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Australia as of Thursday morning. Six people have died so far, with five in the state of New South Wales