How Does The Coronavirus Compare To The Last Worldwide Pandemic?

The video discusses the H1N1 pandemic of 2009, highlighting its initial detection, spread, and the World Health Organization's declaration of it as a pandemic. It compares the H1N1 pandemic to the coronavirus pandemic, noting the differences in the number of cases and deaths, as well as the speed and scale of the spread, which influenced the WHO's decision to declare a pandemic.

When was the first human case of H1N1 confirmed?

• April 15, 2009

• June 11, 2009

• May 1, 2009

• March 30, 2009

Which country was the first to report deaths due to H1N1?

• United States

• Canada

• Mexico

• Brazil

How many cases were reported worldwide when WHO declared H1N1 a pandemic?

• 7,500 cases

• 28,000 cases

• 65,000 cases

• 118,000 cases

On the day WHO declared coronavirus a pandemic, how many deaths were reported worldwide?

• 144 deaths

• 4,300 deaths

• 65 deaths

• 1,200 deaths

What was the main reason WHO declared coronavirus a pandemic?

• The virus had fewer cases than H1N1.

• The speed and scale of the virus spread.

• The virus was contained in one region.

• The virus was spreading slowly.