Who Will Get The First 6.4 Million Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine?

The video discusses the initial availability of COVID-19 vaccines, with 6.4 million doses ready for distribution. It outlines the logistics of vaccine distribution, including state orders and storage requirements. The video also covers the prioritization of vaccine recipients, with healthcare workers and high-risk individuals at the forefront. Despite vaccine availability, public health measures like mask-wearing and social distancing remain crucial.

How many COVID vaccine doses are initially available for distribution?

• 975,000

• 40 million

• 6.4 million

• 21 million

What is the minimum number of doses a location can receive of the Pfizer vaccine?

• 100 doses

• 975 doses

• 500 doses

• 1,000 doses

What temperature is required to store the Pfizer vaccine?

• 0 degrees Celsius

• Negative 70 degrees Celsius

• Room temperature

• Negative 20 degrees Celsius

Who ultimately decides the prioritization of vaccine recipients within a state?

• The President

• The CDC

• State Governors

• The FDA

Why is it important to continue public health measures even after vaccine approval?

• To increase vaccine production

• To reduce vaccine side effects

• To control the spread of the virus

• To ensure vaccine effectiveness