U.S. plans phased allocation of coronavirus vaccines starting this month

The video discusses the expected availability and distribution of coronavirus vaccines in the US by the end of 2020. It outlines the initial supply from Pfizer and Moderna, the phased distribution plan by the CDC, and the prioritization of healthcare workers, long-term care residents, essential workers, and high-risk populations. The phases progress from limited supply to widespread availability, eventually covering the entire population, including young adults and children, to prevent super spreading events.

How many doses are required for full vaccination with the initial COVID-19 vaccines?

• 4 doses

• 3 doses

• 2 doses

• 1 dose

Which group is prioritized in Phase 1A of the CDC's distribution plan?

• General public

• Young adults

• Teachers and school staff

• Healthcare workers and adults in long-term care

What is the focus of Phase 1B in the vaccine distribution plan?

• People with no health risks

• General public

• Essential workers like police and firefighters

• Children and young adults

When does Phase 2 of the vaccine distribution plan begin?

• At the start of the new year

• When vaccines are available for the entire population

• When a larger number of doses are available

• After Phase 1A is complete

What is the primary goal of Phase 3 in the vaccine distribution plan?

• To focus on adults over 65

• To prioritize essential workers

• To stop super spreading events

• To vaccinate healthcare workers