What's The Risk Of Giving Gifts Around The Holidays?

The video discusses the risks of COVID-19 during holiday celebrations, emphasizing that gift giving is low risk if done with precautions like social distancing and masking. Drive-by drop-offs are recommended for safe engagement. Good hand hygiene and sanitizer use are crucial. Mailing gifts is low risk, but close contact for over 15 minutes increases risk significantly. Avoid gatherings with non-household members to minimize risk.

What is the risk level of giving gifts during the holidays if proper precautions are taken?

• High risk

• Moderate risk

• No risk

• Low risk

Which of the following is a recommended method for giving gifts safely?

• Gathering in a large group

• Sending gifts through a crowded delivery service

• Drive-by drop-off

• Handing gifts directly without precautions

Why is it important to use hand sanitizer before and after opening gifts?

• To make your hands smell nice

• To maintain good hand hygiene

• To avoid touching the gifts

• To prevent the spread of wrapping paper germs

What is the main risk factor for COVID-19 transmission during holiday gatherings?

• Using hand sanitizer

• Being in the same room for 15 minutes or more

• Exchanging gifts

• Wearing masks

What should be avoided to reduce the risk of COVID-19 during Christmas morning gatherings?

• Sitting around the tree with non-household members

• Exchanging gifts through mail

• Using hand sanitizer

• Wearing masks