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Give three examples of strategies for controlling indirect transmission of communicable diseases.
 
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One complication of mumps infection in adult males is __________.
 
  A. skin rash
  B. inflammation of testicle (orchitis)
  C. inflammation of urethra
  D. conjunctivitis



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Answer to Question 1

Chlorination of water supplies to prevent transmission via contaminated water; establishing effective sewage treatment facilities; training of food handlers; standards for monitoring the manufacture and distribution of commercially prepared foods

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