Coronavirus Pandemic Now Deadlier Than 1918 Flu Pandemic

The video discusses the comparison between the COVID-19 pandemic and the 1918 flu outbreak, highlighting the higher death toll of COVID-19. It emphasizes the ongoing challenges posed by the Delta variant, which is straining healthcare systems. The importance of flu vaccinations is stressed to prevent further crises. The University of Washington projects 100,000 more COVID-19 deaths by January, indicating a potentially severe winter.

How does the death toll of COVID-19 compare to the 1918 flu outbreak?

• Both pandemics have the same death toll.

• COVID-19's death toll is not comparable to the 1918 flu.

• The 1918 flu had a higher death toll than COVID-19.

• COVID-19 has a higher death toll than the 1918 flu.

Why is it important to get a flu shot during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• To avoid any kind of illness during the pandemic.

• Because the flu shot also protects against COVID-19.

• To completely eliminate the risk of COVID-19.

• To prevent the flu from adding strain to already busy hospitals.

What is the current situation in hospitals due to COVID-19?

• Hospitals are only treating flu patients.

• Hospitals are unaffected by the pandemic.

• Hospitals are extremely busy and at capacity.

• Hospitals are operating below capacity.

What could happen if a flu pandemic occurs alongside COVID-19?

• It would have no significant impact.

• It could lead to a crisis in healthcare systems.

• It would only affect a small number of people.

• It would help reduce COVID-19 cases.

What is the projected number of COVID-19 deaths by January 1st according to the University of Washington?

• 150,000 deaths

• 100,000 deaths

• 75,000 deaths

• 50,000 deaths