COVID-19 KNOWLEDGE

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Test Your COVID-19 Knowledge

Take our COVID-19 Knowledge quiz to assess your understanding of important facts and guidelines related to the pandemic. This quiz covers various topics, from transmission methods to safety protocols.

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23 Questions6 MinutesCreated by LearningVirus204

Typically, someone with COVID-19 is able to infect others:

Only when they are coughing or sneezing

In the 2 days before they develop symptoms and during their illness

Usually only when they have severe illness

When they are maintaining 2m distance

Mr. Cruz attended a gathering on September 3 where he was in close contact with a case of COVID-19. When is it safe for Mr. Cruz to end quarantine, assuming he does not develop any symptoms?

September 17

September 10

September 20

September 13

What should you do if you suspect that you have COVID-19

Engage with large groups

Self-isolate for 10 days

Self-isolate for 14 days

Continue with you life and go to school/work

Social Distancing is extremely important during the Pandemic. Which of the following is the best example of social distancing?

Avoid closed and crowded places

Avoid social gatherings especially with big groups of people

Maintain a 6ft physical distance when outside (ex. Grocery stores, banks)

All of the above

In which of these situations would you NOT need to wash your hands?

After coughing sneezing, or blowing your nose

After using the bathroom

Before eating

You would need to wash your hands in al of these situations

Which method for hand hygiene is better to KILL bacteria ?

Soap and water

Alcohol based products

Water

Nothing, my hands are already clean

Who might be at risk as a result of you not washing your hands properly?

Sammy had just hosted his 15th birthday party only inviting his 5 close family members to join him. If an outbreak were to occur in Sammy's school which of the individuals in his family would be most at risk?

Kevin has tested positive for COVID-19, his fever has increased and he begins to have an increased difficulty in breathing. What should he do?

Consult a doctor/ immediately go to the hospital

Continue to quarantine and wait for the symptoms to pass by

Drink some hot tea and soup

Drink some over the counter medications to alleviate his symptoms

Jack is going to go inside a store. The store has implemented a strict policy requiring individuals to wear a mask. What is the correct and most effective way to wear a mask?

Mask is hanging around your neck

Mask is covering mouth but not the nose

Mask is over the nose, mouth and chin

Mouth is over nose and mouth but there is a noticeable hole in the mouth area

Benjamin is trying to teach his younger sister how to properly wear a mask. Which of the following is the correct way to put it on?

Wash your hands with soap and water, identify the top of the mask, identify the coloured side (this will be outside), place the mask over your nose and bend the wire securely over it, pull the bottom of the mask to ensure nose, mouth and chin are covered

Put the coloured side of the mask facing towards you, put the loops behind your ears making sure to cover your mouth. Pull the mask down to allow you some space to breathe

Take the loops of the mask put them behind your ears, pull the bottom of the mask to ensure you are covering your nose, mouth and chin

Maggie has quarantined for 14 days after arriving from her trip from Greece. She states that her throats feels itchy and has started to develop a very mild cough. She insist that it is not bad and can be cured with some hot tea. Do you think she is able to go back to school and work and resume her regular life?

Yes

Why is the candle test a good rule of thumb to determine the effectiveness of a questionable face covering?

Serves as a simulation for possible respiratory exchanges throughout everyday interactions

Demonstrates the extent in which particles can exit the face covering

Determines if the face covering is effective barrier

All of the above

Why is the candle test not the ultimate test of determining the effectiveness of a questionable face covering?

It does not consider how personal lung strength can effect the experiment

None of the above

It can only be done with respirator masks

It determines the effectiveness of the barrier

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