covid-19 answers explanation and MCQS

Learn about covid-19. the first mcqs is what does covert 19 stand for option e it's a term for coronavirus d series 19 option b it's a term that stands for coronavirus disease 2019 the year it was first identified the correct option is b the new type of corona virus sars coed 2 has been found to cause what we all now call  reported in  covid-19 the first case of covert-19 was December 2019 our vaccine stimulates our immune system to produce antibodies like it would if you are you were exposed to the virus the correct option is true vaccines contain the same germs that cause disease but in a weekend hour in activated form according to the c dc the vaccine stimulates your immune system so that after getting vaccinated you develop immunity to that disease without having to get the disease first third mcqs is the virus is mutating rapidly options are true and false the correct option is false the virus is mutating periodically next mcqs is how does weather seems to affect the renewable corona virus the options are the virus can't survive in hot humid planets cold temperatures can kill the virus it is not yet known the correct option is see it is not yet not according to the c dc it is not yet non-wider temperature and rather has any effect on the spread and behavior of the gold 19. currently which group has had more severe effects of covert 19 men or women the correct option is men at this time studies have shown that men tend to be more seriously impacted by the novel coronavirus the next executes is covet 19 has currently been detected in all seven continents the correct option is false according to the c dc covet 19 has been detected in Africa the America Europe Asia and Australia but not in Antarctica so that's all about covid-19 i hope you learn something new 
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