Am I Going to Die from COVID Quiz
Questions: 15 · 10 minutes
1. Which option fits your pregnancy or recent postpartum situation?
I am pregnant or recently postpartum and have a health complication or cannot reach maternity advice.
This does not apply to me.
My maternity team has instructed me to seek urgent assessment for symptoms I have now.
I am pregnant or recently postpartum without a known added complication.
2. Have you or someone with you noticed an unusual change in the color of your lips, face, or skin?
My lips, face, or skin look blue, gray, or markedly discolored for my skin tone.
There is a subtle color change, but I otherwise feel stable.
There is no unusual color change for my skin tone.
There is a noticeable pale or gray change along with feeling significantly unwell.
3. What happens when you stand or walk a few steps?
I feel weaker than usual but remain steady without assistance.
I need help to stand or walk because of marked weakness or dizziness.
I have collapsed, cannot stand, or feel as if I may pass out immediately.
I can stand and walk as normally as my usual health allows.
4. If you started to improve and then felt worse again, what happened?
Several symptoms returned and are now significantly limiting my activity.
One mild symptom briefly returned without affecting much.
Symptoms returned abruptly with severe breathing trouble, chest pressure, collapse, or confusion.
I have not had a renewed worsening after improvement.
5. Which description best matches any chest discomfort you have?
I do not have chest pain, pressure, or unusual tightness.
I have persistent or unexplained discomfort that is not severe but is concerning me.
I have mild, brief soreness linked to coughing or movement that settles quickly.
I have severe or persistent chest pain, pressure, or tightness.
6. Over the past day, what direction have your symptoms taken?
They are rapidly worsening over hours or I feel suddenly much more unwell.
They are mild and mostly stable.
I have no symptoms, or the symptoms are clearly improving.
They are steadily worsening or interfering much more with ordinary activity.
7. Compared with your usual state, how alert are you?
I am unusually drowsy or confused and need someone to keep checking on me.
I am awake, oriented, and thinking as clearly as usual.
I am hard to wake, have fainted, or have developed severe new confusion.
I feel mildly foggy or tired but remain oriented and can manage ordinary decisions.
8. What medical plan do you have for a recent positive test or possible COVID symptoms?
I have been told to seek urgent or same-day advice, but I have not yet obtained that help.
I do not currently have suspected or confirmed COVID, so no illness plan is active.
I may have a reason to qualify for early treatment, but I have not confirmed this.
I have been advised to contact a clinician early because treatment may be time-sensitive.
9. Which statement best describes your immune system or treatments that may affect it?
I have no known immune-weakening condition or treatment.
I am not certain whether one of my conditions or medications affects immunity.
I have a known immune-weakening condition or treatment but no personal COVID plan.
A clinician has identified me as severely immunocompromised or told me to seek urgent advice if I develop COVID.
10. How manageable is it to monitor yourself and handle essential daily needs?
I am alone much of the time, but I can communicate and have scheduled check-ins.
I can monitor changes, manage essentials, and contact someone if needed.
I am too unwell to manage food, fluids, medication, or communication, and help is delayed.
I am deteriorating so much that I cannot reliably call for help, or another person is alarmed by my condition.
11. Has a clinician discussed vulnerability related to age, frailty, disability, or a combination of health conditions with you?
A clinician said I have increased vulnerability and should make early contact if infected.
No clinician has identified this as a concern for me.
I wonder whether it applies, but I have not discussed it with a clinician.
I was told to seek same-day advice if COVID was suspected, and that situation applies now.
12. How well are you managing fluids and urination?
I am drinking less than usual, but I can keep fluids down and still urinate regularly.
I am drinking and urinating about as usual for me.
I cannot keep fluids down, have barely urinated for many hours, or am fainting.
I am struggling to drink enough or am urinating much less than usual.
13. How is your breathing right now?
I become mildly short of breath with exertion, but it settles when I rest.
I am gasping, cannot speak a full sentence, or have severe breathing difficulty at rest.
I am breathing as usual for me without unusual breathlessness.
Routine movement or speaking longer phrases makes me noticeably short of breath.
14. How do ongoing heart, lung, kidney, metabolic, or other significant health conditions apply to you?
I have several relevant conditions, or one is currently poorly controlled.
I have no known significant condition in these categories.
A clinician gave me a same-day contact plan for COVID because of my condition, and it applies now.
I have one stable condition and have not been given special instructions.
15. If you need medical care, how accessible is it right now?
I know whom to contact and can reach appropriate care without a significant barrier.
There may be a minor delay, but I can still obtain advice and transportation.
I am having substantial difficulty obtaining timely advice, support, or transportation.
I have emergency symptoms and cannot safely reach care; I need to call emergency services now.