Which of the following statements concerning quarantines...

Which of the following statement(s) concerning quarantines is/are true? To be marked correct, you'll need to select all true statements, as there may be more than one correct answer: If the typical incubation period passes without the development of symptoms, quarantined individuals are typically released. Quarantines may be performed on either animal and/or human hosts. Quarantines are routinely used for diseases with long incubation periods. If disease develops in the quarantined individual, quarantine may be maintained until the convalescent period.

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00:01 Let's discuss a true or false question which is based on quarantine.

00:06 So when we talk about quarantine first, we have to know what it is.

00:10 Okay, so quarantine basically separates, separates and restrict.

00:27 Restricts the movement of people.

00:38 Of people who were who were exposed to to contagious disease.

01:01 Okay.

01:03 Basically those peoples are separately placed or their movements are restricted.

01:10 Okay.

01:11 To see why they are restricted to see.

01:16 If they develop that disease or become sick.

01:22 This is the reason why the persons are quarantined become sick.

01:27 So let's see the true or false based question.

01:29 Let's see each of the statement one by one.

01:32 The first statement is, if typically the incubation period passes without development of symptoms, quarantine individual are typically released.

01:41 Yes, so this statement is true because we have seen in the case of covid -19, right, what we have seen, the incubation period.

01:52 Incubation period is near about 14 days.

01:56 So the quarantine period is 14 days.

01:59 After that, the person are released.

02:01 Okay, but they are said to please maintain some sort of guidelines.

02:08 So that is true.

02:09 Now let's talk about the second statement...