COVID FORCE Ambassador Challenge

If I wear my mask and it fits tightly on my face, who am I protecting?

The person I am talking to.
I am protecting myself.
I am protecting everybody in the room.
All of the above.
None of the above.

What does the phrase “Incubation Period” mean when referring to infectious diseases like COVID-19?

It is the amount of time a person will be in the recovery phase following an illness.
It is the amount of time it takes for a doctor or health care worker to treat an illness.
It is the number of days between when you're infected with an illness and when you might start seeing symptoms.
It is the amount of time that an afflicted patient must spend in the hospital.

What is the incubation period for COVID-19?

1-3 days
3-4 weeks
2-14 days
There is no known incubation period for COVID-19.

True or False: “Social Distancing” means removing contact from close friends/family, never seeing the sun, and being generally reclusive for a long time.

True
False

Which of the following are reliable sources for COVID-19 information?

Tabloid magazines and newspapers in the grocery stores
The Johns Hopkins University online COVID Resource Center
Blurbs of information from a neighbor or family member who has been frequenting "QAnon" websites
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) COVID-19 webpage
World Health Organization (WHO) information page online for COVID-19

Are vaccinations truly useful? And if so, what for?

Yes, vaccinations are useful. They are the best way for parents to ensure their children are healthy and protected from communicable diseases.
No, vaccinations are not useful. They are often associated with serious developmental disorders such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Yes, vaccinations are useful. All vaccines undergo long and careful review by scientists, doctors, and the federal government to make sure they are safe.
No, vaccinations are not useful. They are a scam from the government and politicians to implant microchips into people's bodies.
Yes, vaccinations are useful. They protect others you care about, including family members, friends, and grandparents.
No, vaccinations are not useful. Most people who do not get vaccinated never even get sick.
Yes, vaccinations are useful. We all have a public health commitment to our communities to protect each other and each other’s children by vaccinating our own family members.

During the times of COVID-19, which of the following would be acceptable greetings in order to reduce the spread of infection?

Kiss on the lips/cheek
A big hug
Polite nod from an acceptable distance away
A tap of the elbows, as long as both people have masks on
Waving to somebody

What should a COVID Force Ambassador do when they see someone in a stress-inducing situation?

If someone appears to be distressed, ask if they need help, be a strong support, and call the suicide prevention hotline if necessary.
Some stress is actually good for you; it pushes people as a motivation and helps people realize true goals.
Everything is different now in the times of COVID-19; helping out in the home and community, and looking for ways to reduce people's stress in small ways helps.
Many people do not have access to common human necessities; reach out to those who are in need and try to help by providing ways to make their lives easier.

Which of the following have risked their lives and improved your community during this pandemic?

Delivery drivers providing food/medicine
Grocery store workers
Health care workers, nurses, doctors on the frontline
Postal workers delivering mail
All of the above

I will make a pledge as a Force For Health Ambassador to stay well, do good, be kind, while being a force for health and wealth so that I can work with others in the community to Advance the DREAM, thereby dedicating myself to maintaining good population health, promoting health equity, and closing the gaps of health disparities which continually detriment communities across the globe.

Yes, I will make a pledge as a FFH Ambassador to help build a better and healthier society.
No, I will not pledge. I need to reflect upon my true interests and who I really am as a person before making such an intense commitment.

My actions matter. I can save lives and be a part of the solution to end the pandemic.

True, especially if I wear and mask, practice social distancing , and clean hand hygiene.
False, I believe that my actions do not matter.

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