Small Gatherings Are Driving The Coronavirus' Spread

The video discusses the record-breaking outbreak numbers, highlighting that clusters are now emerging from casual gatherings like dinner parties and carpools, rather than nursing homes. Asymptomatic individuals are contributing to the spread. The CDC advises against celebrating holidays with people outside your household and recommends safety measures like wearing masks, maintaining distance, and using single-serve options.

What is the new trend in the emergence of outbreak clusters?

• They are linked to nursing homes.

• They are linked to crowded public spaces.

• They are linked to casual social gatherings.

• They are linked to schools.

What is a significant factor in the spread of the virus during social gatherings?

• Outdoor gatherings.

• Asymptomatic individuals.

• People showing symptoms.

• People wearing masks.

What does the CDC recommend for holiday celebrations?

• Host large dinner parties.

• Celebrate with large groups.

• Travel to different states.

• Celebrate only with household members.

Which of the following is NOT a CDC recommendation for holiday gatherings?

• Share food from the same plate.

• Stay 6 feet apart.

• Use single-serve options.

• Wear a mask.

What should you do if you must celebrate with people outside your household?

• Wash your hands frequently.

• Stay close to each other.

• Share drinks.

• Avoid wearing masks.