What's The Risk Of Using Cash?

The video addresses the question of COVID-19 transmission risk from using cash. Experts explain that the risk is low, as studies show inanimate surfaces play a minimal role in virus transmission. The key precaution is to wash hands after handling cash. Viewers are encouraged to send questions to the provided contact.

What was the initial concern regarding cash transactions during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• Cash would increase in value.

• Cash would become obsolete.

• Cash would be banned.

• Cash could easily transmit the virus.

According to experts, what is the current risk level of contracting COVID-19 from cash?

• High risk

• Moderate risk

• Low risk

• No risk

What did early pandemic literature suggest about virus transmission from surfaces?

• Surfaces were the only transmission route.

• Surfaces could not hold the virus.

• Surfaces were not a concern.

• Surfaces were a major transmission route.

What is the recommended practice after handling cash or credit cards?

• Avoid touching your face.

• Disinfect the cash.

• Wash your hands.

• Wear gloves.

How can viewers engage with the experts if they have questions about COVID-19 risks?

• Email a video question.

• Send a letter.

• Call the experts directly.

• Visit the experts' office.