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Outbreak Movie

Outbreak Movie
What was the mercenary camp in Matoba River Valley of Zaire bombed in 1967? Was this ethical Explain.
In the film we see a progression of laboratory safety levels at the US Army Medical research Institute of
Infectious Diseases(USAMRIID) AT Fort Detrick, Maryland. Below is a description of each level. As one progresses
from lelel to level, describe the difference shown and the procedures and safety methods observed.
Describe how the virologists determined the identity of the virus causing the disease, how they tracked the
epidemic and how they eventually conquered the virus.
How did the mystery disease get the Motaba Valley?
Do you think it is Ok to sacrifice human life for the benefit of other humans? Explain.
How does the movie relate to your everyday life? What things can you do to prevent or limit contamination from any virus?
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