Dr. Anthony Fauci Quarantining After "Low-Risk" Contact With COVID-19

Dr. Fauci, after a low-risk contact with a COVID-19 positive White House staffer, tested negative and will telework for two weeks. Similarly, CDC Director Robert Redfield and FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn, after low-risk exposures, will also self-quarantine. Despite this, Redfield and Hahn will testify via videoconference before a Senate committee, while Fauci is expected to appear in person.

What precautionary measure is Dr. Fauci taking after his low-risk contact with a COVID-19 positive individual?

• He is self-isolating indefinitely.

• He is working from home and will take precautions if called to the White House.

• He is continuing his regular duties without any changes.

• He is traveling to different states to monitor the situation.

What is the common action taken by Dr. Robert Redfield and Stephen Hahn after their exposure to COVID-19?

• They resigned from their positions.

• They continued working at their offices without any changes.

• They both decided to self-quarantine despite testing negative.

• They both tested positive and are hospitalized.

What is the main reason for the self-quarantine of the CDC and FDA officials?

• They were advised by the President.

• They had low-risk exposure to COVID-19.

• They had high-risk exposure to COVID-19.

• They tested positive for COVID-19.

How will Dr. Robert Redfield and Stephen Hahn participate in the Senate committee meeting?

• They will send written statements.

• They will testify via videoconference.

• They will not participate at all.

• They will attend in person.

What is Dr. Fauci's expected role in the upcoming Senate committee meeting?

• He will send a representative.

• He is expected to testify in person.

• He will not attend the meeting.

• He will testify via videoconference.