The video discusses the CDC's guidance on airborne transmission of particles, which can travel more than six feet and remain in the air for minutes or hours, especially in poorly ventilated areas. Although this type of spread is uncommon, it can still infect others even after the carrier has left the room. The CDC initially posted this guidance on their website but later removed it, stating it was added prematurely.

How far can particles travel through the air according to the new guidance?

• Only in poorly ventilated spaces

• Exactly six feet

• Less than six feet

• More than six feet

In what type of spaces do particles remain airborne for longer durations?

• Outdoor spaces

• Poorly ventilated spaces

• Well-ventilated spaces

• Spaces with air purifiers

What does the CDC say about the commonality of airborne spread?

• It is the primary mode of transmission

• It happens only outdoors

• It is uncommon

• It is very common

What is the CDC's stance on current social distancing guidelines?

• They are ineffective

• They need to be revised

• They are still effective

• They should be ignored

Why was the guidance removed from the CDC's website?

• It was outdated

• It was added prematurely

• It was too complex

• It was incorrect