World Has Experience Doing Airport Fever Checks: Reingold

The video discusses the implementation of temperature checks at five airports, emphasizing the need for calm and highlighting the world's experience with fever checks during past outbreaks like SARS and flu. It defends the CDC's efforts, acknowledging their challenges while praising their protective measures and significant work in Ebola-affected countries.

What is the primary reason given for not panicking about airport temperature checks?

• They are conducted by untrained personnel.

• They use modern technology and have been done before.

• They involve outdated technology.

• They are a new and untested measure.

In what context have fever checks been previously implemented?

• As part of immigration procedures.

• During the SARS and flu outbreaks.

• For routine health check-ups.

• For security screenings.

What is the CDC's approach to handling the current health situation?

• Waiting for other countries to act first.

• Relying solely on existing measures.

• Implementing an additional layer of protection.

• Ignoring the situation.

What is acknowledged about the CDC's new policy?

• It is the only solution needed.

• It is unnecessary.

• It is completely foolproof.

• It is a step towards better protection.

What is highlighted about the CDC's work in Ebola-affected countries?

• They are focusing on other regions.

• They are making incredible contributions.

• Their efforts are minimal.

• They have done nothing significant.