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If your employees are traveling to and from international destinations, which of the following is the most appropriate option for preventing the entry or spread of an infectious disease?
 
  A) dismissing the workers from their positions
  B) denying workers facility access for ten days
  C) sending workers to a nearby hospital
  D) offering workers a light-work option

Question 2

All of the following recommendations are suggested for companies seeking to minimize the entry or spread of infectious diseases EXCEPT ________.
 
  A) staggering lunch breaks
  B) administering drug tests frequently
  C) making hand sanitizers easily available
  D) cleaning work areas regularly and often



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

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Answer: B





 

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