Norovirus surge in US causes over 1,000 students to miss school

The video discusses the surge of norovirus cases in the US, particularly in the Northeast, highlighting symptoms like nausea and vomiting. It explains the seasonal pattern of the virus and emphasizes handwashing as a preventive measure. The video also covers how to differentiate norovirus from other illnesses and manage symptoms, stressing the importance of hydration. Additionally, it addresses a measles outbreak in Florida, underscoring the critical role of vaccines in preventing such diseases.

What is the primary method to prevent the spread of norovirus?

• Taking antibiotics

• Washing hands

• Wearing masks

• Avoiding crowded places

Which of the following is NOT a common symptom of norovirus?

• Diarrhea

• Nausea

• Vomiting

• Cough

How soon after exposure do norovirus symptoms typically appear?

• Within a week

• After a year

• Within a day or two

• After a month

What is the recommended action if someone with norovirus becomes severely dehydrated?

• Take painkillers

• Seek medical care

• Drink more water

• Stay at home and rest

What is the most effective way to prevent measles outbreaks?

• Social distancing

• Taking vitamins

• Vaccination

• Wearing masks