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Melani1276

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An OEHN is reviewing the disaster preparedness plan. The OEHN doesn't see any mention of how to handle a catastrophic leak of a dangerous chemical, commonly used in the plan, into the community.
 
  After working with the managers, in what part of the preparedness plan should this information be included?
  A. Preparedness
  B. Evaluation
  C. Mitigation
  D. Recovery

Question 2

A nurse is starting a position with a large agricultural farm in the Central California valley, where most of the migrant workers are recent immigrants to the area.
 
  This farm has never before employed an OEHN, and so the nurse wants to establish a training program especially for these newly immigrated workers. What information and assistance is particularly helpful for this population?
  Select all that apply.
  A. Safe work practices
  B. Assistance in locating shelter and food
  C. Financial assistance for education
  D. Complaint policies
  E. Immigration assistance



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: C

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A, B, D



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