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LaDunn

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Callers who should never be put on hold are those who are calling about:
 
  A) canceling an appointment. B) making an appointment.
  C) an emergency situation. D) test results.

Question 2

Pathogens are:
 
  A) not disease-causing organisms. B) disease-causing organisms.
  C) bloodborne. D) all of the above.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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