CLEAN : Indians receive first dose of Sputnik V vaccine

The video discusses the vaccination efforts in India, focusing on the Sputnik vaccine. It explains the unique two-dose composition of Sputnik, which uses different adenovirus vectors for each dose. The strategy for administering the vaccine is to ensure the availability of the second dose before vaccinating the public, highlighting the differences from other vaccines like CoviShield and Covaxin.

What is the primary focus of the initial section of the video?

• The cost of vaccines

• The import of vaccines in Delhi and public awareness

• The manufacturing process of vaccines

• The side effects of vaccines

How is the Sputnik vaccine different from other vaccines like Covishield and Covaxin?

• It has two different doses

• It requires only one dose

• It is more expensive

• It is less effective

What is the composition of the first dose of the Sputnik vaccine?

• Adenovirus Vector 26

• Adenovirus Vector 5

• Adenovirus Vector 15

• Adenovirus Vector 10

Why is it important to have the second dose of Sputnik available before vaccinating the public?

• To ensure the vaccine is free

• To maintain the vaccine's effectiveness

• To reduce the number of doses

• To increase the vaccine's shelf life

What distinguishes the second dose of Sputnik from the first dose?

• It is a different adenovirus vector

• It is a placebo

• It is the same as the first dose

• It is a booster shot