Table 1.
Which factor is not associated with an increased risk of the severe form of COVID-19? | |
Obesity | 94 (4) |
Blood group | 1458 (63) |
Epilepsy (correct answer) | 706 (31) |
Diabetes | 54 (2) |
No answer | 175 |
With symptoms, a single person might contaminate: | |
1 person | 35 (1) |
2 to 3 people (correct answer) | 1463 (62) |
5 to 8 people | 644 (27) |
More than 10 people | 210 (9) |
No answer | 135 |
Heard immunity is reached when what percentage of the population has been sick: | |
20% | 105 (5) |
40% | 257 (11) |
60% (correct answer) | 1517 (65) |
80% | 438 (19) |
No answer | 170 |
Contribution of coronaviruses in seasonal rhinopharyngitis epidemic: | |
0.1% | 236 (11) |
1% | 657 (30) |
5% | 911 (41) |
15% (correct answer) | 402 (18) |
No answer | 281 |
What percentage of genome is shared between COVID-19 and HIV? | |
Less than 0.1% (correct answer) | 563 (27) |
Between 0.1% and 1% | 868 (41) |
Between 1% and 10% | 579 (27) |
Between 10% and 20% | 101 (5) |
No answer | 376 |
On average, COVID-19 can survive on cardboard: | |
Around 30 min | 185 (8) |
Around 3 h | 1178 (51) |
Around 12 h | 392 (17) |
Around 24 h (correct answer) | 537 (23) |
No answer | 195 |
(Hydroxy-)chloroquine prescription for COVID-19 infection can be written: | |
By all general practioners | 579 (25) |
By all pneumologists | 233 (10) |
By all infectious disease physicians | 416 (18) |
Only for patients included in clinical trials (correct answer) | 1053 (46) |
No answer | 206 |
In France, the actual number of people infected by COVID-19 is: | |
Fewer than 50 000 people | 292 (13) |
Between 50 000 and 100 000 people | 646 (28) |
Between 100 000 and 150 000 people (correct answer) | 901 (39) |
More than 200 000 people | 455 (20) |
No answer | 193 |
On average, for every 100 people who test positive for COVID-19, the number of hospitalizations is: | |
Fewer than 5 people (correct answer) | 701 (31) |
Between 5 and 10 people | 934 (41) |
Between 10 and 20 people | 479 (21) |
More than 20 people | 171 (7) |
No answer | 202 |
Data are presented as No. (%).
Abbreviation: COVID-19, coronavirus disease 2019.