AP: U.S. To Ship 8,000 Ventilators To Help Other Countries Fight Virus

The US plans to export ventilators to help other countries combat COVID-19. Initially facing a shortage, the US now has a sufficient supply, according to President Trump. He has discussed sending ventilators to countries like Indonesia, Ecuador, Honduras, El Salvador, Japan, Italy, Spain, the UK, and recently added Russia to the list. It remains unclear if these ventilators will be donated or sold. Mexico has purchased 211 ventilators from the US.

What was the initial challenge faced by the US regarding ventilators during the COVID-19 outbreak?

• A shortage of ventilators

• Excessive production of ventilators

• A surplus of ventilators

• No demand for ventilators

Which countries did President Trump mention in his communication about sending ventilators?

• Indonesia, Ecuador, Honduras, and El Salvador

• China, India, and South Korea

• Brazil, Argentina, and Chile

• Germany, France, and Canada

What is the status of ventilator supply according to President Trump?

• Insufficient for the US

• Excessive for the US

• Sufficient for the US and other countries

• Only enough for the US

Which country was recently added to the list of those receiving ventilators from the US?

• Brazil

• Canada

• Russia

• Australia

How many ventilators did Mexico purchase from the US?

• 100

• 500

• 211

• 300