Michigan COVID-19 Hospitalizations Hit Record High

Michigan is experiencing a severe fourth surge in COVID-19 cases, leading to a record number of hospitalizations and 84% of ICU beds being full. The state has requested federal assistance, resulting in the deployment of military medical personnel to support hospitals in Dearborn and Grand Rapids. These teams will stay for 30 days, with the possibility of additional support if the situation worsens.

What is the current situation in Michigan regarding COVID-19 hospitalizations?

• All ICU beds are empty.

• Hospitalizations are decreasing.

• Hospitalizations have reached a new pandemic high.

• There are no COVID-19 cases.

Why did Michigan's top health official request federal assistance?

• Because the state has no COVID-19 cases.

• Due to a decrease in hospital capacity.

• Because of a sharp increase in COVID-19 case rates and hospitalizations.

• Because the hospitals are empty.

What has been the trend in Michigan's COVID-19 case rates since August?

• They have been decreasing rapidly.

• They have been fluctuating wildly.

• They have been increasing slowly.

• They have remained constant.

What kind of support is the US military providing to Michigan?

• Deploying medical staff to assist hospitals.

• Providing financial aid.

• Sending food supplies.

• Building new hospitals.

How long are the US military medical teams expected to stay in Michigan?

• 60 days

• 30 days

• 15 days

• 90 days