Question 1

What are the CDC guidelines for covid-19?

Accepted Answer

The CDC guidelines for Covid 19 are isolate yourself in a room especially the first 5 days because during this time a patient is most infections. Keep the room ventilated and wear a high quality mask. Do not travel.

Question 2

Why do the CDC's COVID guidelines change so rapidly?

Accepted Answer

They change frequentely because they are studying the virus and its mutations closely.

Question 3

What is the difference between OSHA and CDC?

Accepted Answer

The main differece is, when the CDC discovers a public health risk, such as the Covid-19 pandemic, they will issue a series recommendations on how to keep everyone safe. OSHA will take those recommendations and create regulations that workplaces have to follow.

Question 4

What do a false positive and a false negative mean?

Accepted Answer

Negative and positive testing means that if one has an active infection he/she will test positive and if one doesnt have an active infection then he/she will test negative.

Question 5

Is anosmia a common symptom for COVID-19?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is one of the earliest symptom of Covid 19 infection.

Question 6

What is mucormycosis?

Accepted Answer

Mucormycosis, also known as black fungus or zygomycosis, is caused by a group of mould called mucormycetes. The symptoms include blisters which turn blackish. You are recommended to show to a skin specialist immediately.

Question 7

What is it like to have anosmia?

Accepted Answer

The olfactory resposnses get hampered and people usually cant smell or get taste of any food or meals.

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