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bio_gurl

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Which of the following is the universal decontamination agent for hazardous materials exposure?
 
  A) A low-sudsing detergent
  B) Water
  C) Activated charcoal
  D) Tincture of green soap

Question 2

Which one of the following roles does EMS have in public health when providing health care screenings and vaccinations, providing health education, and targeting high-risk populations in an effort to ensure that they are receiving needed medical care?
 
  A) Disease surveillance
  B) Disaster management
  C) Injury prevention
  D) Health promotion


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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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