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    >> So the whole family of coronaviruses are named Coronavirus
    >> So the whole family of coronaviruses are named Coronavirus

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    because corona means crown, and so this refers
    because corona means crown, and so this refers

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    to the way that the virus looks under the microscope,
    to the way that the virus looks under the microscope,

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    like there's a crown on the top of the virus.
    like there's a crown on the top of the virus.

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    Some of them, four or five different kinds,
    Some of them, four or five different kinds,

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    cause common diseases among humans,
    cause common diseases among humans,

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    everything from the common cold
    everything from the common cold

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    to mild or moderate respiratory illnesses.
    to mild or moderate respiratory illnesses.

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    Other kinds of coronaviruses affect animals,
    Other kinds of coronaviruses affect animals,

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    and sometimes, on rare occasions, we see coronaviruses jump
    and sometimes, on rare occasions, we see coronaviruses jump

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    from animal species into the human population.
    from animal species into the human population.

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    The 2019 novel coronavirus is getting a lot of attention now
    The 2019 novel coronavirus is getting a lot of attention now

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    because it is a new kind of coronavirus
    because it is a new kind of coronavirus

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    we haven't seen among humans before.
    we haven't seen among humans before.

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    The theory is that it may have jumped from an animal species
    The theory is that it may have jumped from an animal species

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    into the human population, and then begun spreading.
    into the human population, and then begun spreading.

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    We have seen some people that have died of this disease,
    We have seen some people that have died of this disease,

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    and we know that there are already thousands of cases.
    and we know that there are already thousands of cases.

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    So people are concerned, because we don't yet know exactly
    So people are concerned, because we don't yet know exactly

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    how severe the disease will be or how far it will spread.
    how severe the disease will be or how far it will spread.

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    When a new virus emerges, we often have to learn much more
    When a new virus emerges, we often have to learn much more

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    about it, and one of the things that we question
    about it, and one of the things that we question

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    is how does it transmit from person to person?
    is how does it transmit from person to person?

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    We know that most respiratory viruses are spread
    We know that most respiratory viruses are spread

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    by large droplets that come out when people cough
    by large droplets that come out when people cough

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    and sneeze, and stay aloft usually
    and sneeze, and stay aloft usually

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    for about six feet in front of them.
    for about six feet in front of them.

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    They land on surfaces, and then can also be transmitted
    They land on surfaces, and then can also be transmitted

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    between person to person by touching those surfaces,
    between person to person by touching those surfaces,

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    such as door knobs or other surfaces.
    such as door knobs or other surfaces.

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    Other viruses can spread in the air and stay aloft
    Other viruses can spread in the air and stay aloft

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    for a longer period of time in small droplet nuclei.
    for a longer period of time in small droplet nuclei.

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    For this current 2019 coronavirus, we're not yet sure
    For this current 2019 coronavirus, we're not yet sure

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    whether it is droplet or airborne transmission,
    whether it is droplet or airborne transmission,

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    so we're erring on the side of caution and taking protection
    so we're erring on the side of caution and taking protection

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    as if it was spread by the airborne route.
    as if it was spread by the airborne route.

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    We're still learning a lot about
    We're still learning a lot about

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    this 2019 novel coronavirus, to understand
    this 2019 novel coronavirus, to understand

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    how dangerous it might be.
    how dangerous it might be.

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    Right now, the majority of the cases are in China.
    Right now, the majority of the cases are in China.

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    We know that some travelers have brought the virus
    We know that some travelers have brought the virus

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    to other countries, including the United States.
    to other countries, including the United States.

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    I think one of the main things to keep in mind
    I think one of the main things to keep in mind

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    is that this is respiratory virus season,
    is that this is respiratory virus season,

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    and we have other respiratory viruses like influenza
    and we have other respiratory viruses like influenza

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    that we need to take precautions because we know
    that we need to take precautions because we know

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    we have thousands of cases and thousands of deaths
    we have thousands of cases and thousands of deaths

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    in this country every year from influenza.
    in this country every year from influenza.

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    Given the ongoing transmission of the virus in China,
    Given the ongoing transmission of the virus in China,

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    we have a travel alert that was issued
    we have a travel alert that was issued

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    by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
    by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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    So at this time, until we know more,
    So at this time, until we know more,

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    avoid non-essential travel to China.
    avoid non-essential travel to China.

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    Johns Hopkins Health System and health systems
    Johns Hopkins Health System and health systems

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    across the nation are busy right now preparing
    across the nation are busy right now preparing

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    to safely identify, isolate, evaluate, and care
    to safely identify, isolate, evaluate, and care

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    for patients with the 2019 novel coronavirus.
    for patients with the 2019 novel coronavirus.

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    We have the capability of doing this safely
    We have the capability of doing this safely

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    by utilizing personal protective equipment,
    by utilizing personal protective equipment,

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    by implementing travel screenings so that
    by implementing travel screenings so that

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    we can quickly identify patients
    we can quickly identify patients

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    who have risk factors for the disease,
    who have risk factors for the disease,

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    and then implementing isolation precautions, the use
    and then implementing isolation precautions, the use

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    of personal protective equipment, and other measures
    of personal protective equipment, and other measures

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    to make sure that we limit the spread of the virus.
    to make sure that we limit the spread of the virus.

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    At the Johns Hopkins Hospital and throughout
    At the Johns Hopkins Hospital and throughout

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    our health system, we routinely care for patients infected
    our health system, we routinely care for patients infected

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    with diseases that are spread by the airborne route,
    with diseases that are spread by the airborne route,

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    so we have expertise to do this safely.
    so we have expertise to do this safely.

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    When a new virus comes along that has unknown risks,
    When a new virus comes along that has unknown risks,

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    we have extra measures that we can put in place, including
    we have extra measures that we can put in place, including

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    our biocontainment unit that can advise us and put plans
    our biocontainment unit that can advise us and put plans

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    in place to safely care for these patients.
    in place to safely care for these patients.

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What Is Coronavirus (COVID-19)?

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Intro:

(gentle music). >> So the whole family of coronaviruses are named Coronavirus
because corona means crown, and so this refers. to the way that the virus looks under the microscope,
like there's a crown on the top of the virus.. Some of them, four or five different kinds,. cause common diseases among humans,. everything from the common cold. to mild or moderate respiratory illnesses.. Other kinds of coronaviruses affect animals,. and sometimes, on rare occasions, we see coronaviruses jump
from animal species into the human population.. (gentle music). The 2019 novel coronavirus is getting a lot of attention now
because it is a new kind of coronavirus. we haven't seen among humans before.. The theory is that it may have jumped from an animal species
into the human population, and then begun spreading.
We have seen some people that have died of this disease,
and we know that there are already thousands of cases.

Video Vocabulary

/dəˈzēz/

noun other

disorder of structure in human. Illnesses that affects a person, animal, or plant.

/ˈdif(ə)rənt/

adjective

not same as another or each other.

/kəˈrōnəˌvīrəs/

noun noun (plural)

any of group of RNA viruses. Any of a group of RNA viruses that cause a variety of respiratory, gastrointestinal, and neurological diseases in humans and other animals..

/ˈrespərəˌtôrē/

adjective

relating to or affecting respiration or organs of respiration.

/ɡet/

verb

To understand something being said or read.

/ˈevrēˌTHiNG/

pronoun

all things.

/bēˈkəz/

conjunction

For a reason.

/ˈspēsēz/

noun other

group of living organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of exchanging genes or interbreeding. Subsections of a genus (of plants, animals).

/ˌôlˈredē/

adverb

before or by now or time in question.

adjective noun verb

average in amount, intensity, etc.. person who holds moderate views. To come between people to help solve an argument.

/ˈTHouz(ə)nd/

number

1000s.

/kəˈrōnəˌvīrəs/

noun

Any of a group of RNA viruses that cause a variety of diseases in humans and other animals..

/əˈten(t)SH(ə)n/

noun

notice taken of someone.