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What type of vaccine will be needed to stop the spread or end COVID-19? 

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What type of vaccine will be needed to stop the spread or end COVID-19? 

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- Some candidates are already being trialed with a vaccine.
- The vaccine could take at least a year to 18 months before it could even be clinically tested on humans.
- The vaccine would need to enable the virus to enter the human body and replicate and make copies of itself.
- Some places talked about using a vaccine called ¨nucleic acid vaccine¨ which contains a small piece of genetic code to act as the antigen.
- Other places have tried to create a vaccine by taking a piece of the genetic code for the S protien and fusing it with fatty nanoparticles that can be injected into the human body.

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- They are common in different animals, but rarely the animal coronavirus can affect a human.
- There are many different kinds of coronaviruses, some can cause colds or other mild respiratory illnesses.
- Other coronaviruses can cause more serious diseases.
- They care named for their appearance under the microscope. some look like they are covered with pointy structures that surround them like a crown.

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- There is a vaccine.
- The coronavirus was deliberaely created or released by people.
- Ordering or buying products shipped from overseas will make a person sick.
- Being able to hold your breath for more than 10 seconds with no discomfort afterwards means you do not have the virus.

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What can happen to other organs if your lungs are affected by the virus? 

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What can happen to other organs if your lungs are affected by the virus? 

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- As fluid is collected in the lungs, they carry less oxygen to your blood which may cause not enough blood supply to other organs that need blood supply to survive.
- This can cause your kidneys, liver and lungs to shut down and stop working.

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What happens when it attacks your lungs? 

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What happens when it attacks your lungs? 

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- Once the virus gets deeper into the respiratory tract, your lungs may start to become inflamed.
- This makes it tough for you to breathe and can lead to pneumonia or infections inside your lungs, where your blood exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide.
- If the infection gets severe, people begin to have shortness of breath. And an acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) beings a few days later.
-ARDS can cause rapid breathing, fast heart rate, dizziness and sweating. All of this can damage the tissue and blood vessels in  your aveoli and can cause debris to be collected inside. This makes it nearly impossible to breathe.
- If someone developes ARDS, they will most likely need to be put on a ventilator.

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- Not everyone needs to be tested.
- If you need to get tested, don´t go to the clinic, call your doctor and go to a drive up testing place if that is taking place.
- The test is a deep nasal swab that allows doctors to collect a sample of secretions from the uppermost part of the throat and behind the nose.
- A healthcare worker will insert the swab as far as it goes into a persons nose, twirl the swab and remove it and place it in a vial to be sent to the lab for testing.
- Test results can return in one -two days.

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How long the virus can stay on different objects? 

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How long the virus can stay on different objects? 

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-Metal: 5 days (doorknobs, silverware)
- wood: 4 days (furniture)
- plastic: 2-3 days( groceries, buttons, containers)
- Cardboard: 24 hours
- aluminum: 2-8 hours (cans, water bottles, tinfoil).
-glass: 5 days
-paper: 5 days

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What system of the human body does it affect the most? 

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What system of the human body does it affect the most? 

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- It starts with droplets from an infected person. If you get infected by touching something they have touched and then touch your nose or mouth, This gives the virus a passage way to the mucous membranes in your throat.
- The virus then moves down the respiratory tract and it is more likely to go deeper than a common cold.

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What organs in your body does it affect the most? 

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What organs in your body does it affect the most? 

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- The coronavirus latches its spiky surface proteins to receptors on healthy cells, especially the ones in your lungs.
- Once its inside your lungs it hijacks healthy cells and takes command and eventually kills some of the healthy cells.

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How many cases are there total in the US? How many deaths and how many recoveries? 

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How many cases are there total in the US? How many deaths and how many recoveries? 

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- Confirmed: 522,188
- Recovered: 29,263
- Deaths: 20,061
- United States is leading for the most confirmed cases and deaths.

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- The best ways to prevent it from spreading is to wash your hands, wash things like food and clothes or items that could possibly been exposed.
- Where a mask if you need to go out in public, social distancing, and staying home when you are sick are also ways to prevent the spread.
-DO NOT touch your eyes, nose or mouth especially if your hands are not clean.

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- As of right now, there is no vaccine for the virus, as it could take up to 8 months to get one.
- For people with severe cases, doctors are trying research drugs and therapeutics to help for additional options.

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- It spreads when droplets are released into the air when an infected person coughs, sneezes or talks.
- The droplets can fall and land onto any object and stay on different objects for an extended period of time.

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- cough, fever, shortness of breath, muscle aches, sore throat, loss of taste or smell, diarrhea, or headache.
- Symptoms are showing up in people within 14 days of exposure to the virus.
- Some people can be asymptomatic and be a carrier and not even know it at all.

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- COVID-19 stands for Coronavirus Disease that started in China in 2019.
- It can lead to severe respiratory problems and sometimes to kidney failure or death.
- it can be worse or more severe for those with pre-existing medical conditions such as: diabetes, asthma, heart disease or those with a weakened immune system.

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- On March 11, 2020 the first case was confirmed in North Dakota.
- The firs confirmed case was an elderly man from Minot who had recently been traveling.

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-January 21, 2020 was when the first confirmed case was found in the United States.
- It was a man in his 30s from Washington who had traveled to Wuhan.
- By March 17, 2020 COVID-19 was present in all 50 states.

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- January 22: Thailand, Japan, China, South Korea, Taiwan and US.
- January 31: Italy, Sweden, Russia, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada.

-February 26: Iran, Pakistan, Brazil, Greece, Norway and Romania.

-March 13: Argentina, Chile, Ukraine, Kenya, Syria

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-COVID-19 first appeared in Wuhan, China in December 2019.
- They are still unsure of the exact cause but think it may be linked to a seafood market in Wuhan, China.