Which of the following statements is incorrect in regard to the spread of the H1N1 virus in 1918?Group of answer choicesLack of vaccines contributed to the spread of the virus in 1918A lack of available medical professionals may have made the spread of the virus worseThe conditions of World War 1 reduced the spread of the virusAll the reasons why the virus was so deadly is not entirely clear

The Black Death, the 1918 influenza, and the H1N1 flu virus were all Blank______, as they caused widespread and worldwide infections.Multiple choice question.epidemiologychronic illnessesepidemicspandemics

The Spanish Flu of 1918 occurred during World War I and killed between 30 to 50 million people worldwide. Which best explains the spread of this virus? A. The Spanish Flu quickly became a pandemic due to the close quarters and distances traveled by troops. B. The Spanish Flu quickly became an epidemic due to the close quarters and distances traveled by troops. C. The Spanish Flu quickly became a pandemic due to the lack of antibiotics and poor hygiene of the troops. D. The Spanish Flu quickly became an epidemic due to the lack of antibiotics and poor hygiene of the troops.

According to John Barry, how was the 1918 pandemic virus different from the ordinary seasonal influenza virus? Group of answer choicesIt was stronger because it was a strain of the bubonic plague or "Black Death"It caused stomach upset and digestive problems similar to dysenteryIt could aggravate dire medical conditions like cancer and heart diseaseIt infected cells deep in the lungs and often led to viral as well as bacterial pneumonias

Which of the following is NOT a way to reduce the spread of disease?

Which was key in the eradication of smallpox?Group of answer choicesEducation among the patientsCoordination of all countries in battling the diseaseControlling the final outbreakFinding a cure for the disease