CDC Says Vaccinated People Can Lose Their Masks in Some Settings

The video discusses guidelines for gatherings involving vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals. Vaccinated people can meet indoors without masks in private settings. They can also visit unvaccinated households if no one is at high risk for severe COVID-19. High-risk individuals include those over 65 or with conditions like cancer or diabetes. In such cases, masks and distancing are advised. Regardless of vaccination status, meeting outdoors or in well-ventilated spaces is recommended.

What is the guideline for small indoor gatherings in private settings where everyone is vaccinated?

• Only physical distancing is required.

• Only masks are required.

• No masks or physical distancing are needed.

• Masks and physical distancing are required.

Under what condition can fully vaccinated people visit unvaccinated people indoors without masks?

• If the unvaccinated people are from multiple households.

• If the unvaccinated people are at high risk for severe COVID-19.

• If the unvaccinated people are from one other household and not at high risk.

• If the unvaccinated people are from one other household and at high risk.

Which of the following is considered a high-risk factor for severe COVID-19?

• Having no underlying health conditions.

• Being physically active.

• Having an underlying condition like heart disease.

• Being under 18 years old.

What should everyone do if an unvaccinated individual is at high risk for severe disease?

• Meet indoors without masks.

• Wear masks and physically distance.

• Ignore the risk and proceed as usual.

• Only meet in large groups.

Where is it recommended to meet if someone is at high risk for severe COVID-19?

• In a crowded indoor space.

• In a well-ventilated space or outdoors.

• In a small, enclosed room.

• In a poorly ventilated area.