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Who might be most at risk for an infectious disease?
 
  A. The woman who has been taking antituberculosis (TB) medication for 3 months
  B. The 85-year-old woman who recently emigrated with her much younger family from Asia and currently spends her days in an unlicensed senior day care center
  C. A full-time nurse at the local public health clinic
  D. A volunteer nurse aide at the STD clinic

Question 2

For what infection are health care professionals particularly at risk?
 
  A. Drug-resistant salmonella
  B. HBV
  C. MDR-TB
  D. STDs, including AIDS



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B

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ANS: B





 

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