Obama: Chances of Ebola Outbreak in U.S. Extremely Low

The video discusses the low risk of an Ebola outbreak in the U.S. and outlines the precautions being taken, such as increased airport screening in West Africa. It also details preparedness measures in place, including training for medical staff and enhanced testing capabilities, to handle any potential cases safely.

What is the consensus among experts and the CDC regarding the likelihood of an Ebola outbreak in the U.S.?

• It is moderately likely.

• It is already happening.

• It is extremely unlikely.

• It is highly likely.

What precautionary measure is being taken with West African countries?

• Developing a new vaccine.

• Increasing airport screenings.

• Banning all flights.

• Building new hospitals.

What has been done to prepare for the unlikely event of an Ebola case in the U.S.?

• No measures have been taken.

• New measures have been implemented.

• All flights have been canceled.

• A national lockdown has been declared.

How are flight crews being assisted in the context of Ebola?

• By providing them with new uniforms.

• By helping them identify sick passengers.

• By giving them free medical check-ups.

• By offering them language training.

What is being done to ensure medical staff can handle potential Ebola cases?

• They are being replaced with robots.

• They are being given extra vacation days.

• They are being trained and prepared.

• They are being relocated to other countries.