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A nursing assistant presented with a 3-day history of fever and malaise.  Physical examination revealed jaundice, light-colored feces, and dark urine.  Liver enzymes that indicate liver function were elevated.  Blood cultures were negative for bacteria.  The likely route of transmission of his infectious disease:

The agent responsible for re-emerging disease tuberculosis is in the following genus:

A patient complains of vaginal irritation and a sulfur smell with a greenish watery discharge.  A wet-mount examination reveals an orgaism with a large central nucleus.  The patient can be diagnosed with

In the United States the largest reservoir for rabies is: 

Which of the following is true of nosocomial infections?

Which federal policy requires an Environmental Impact Statement for actions that are anticipated to have significant environmental impacts or significant public controversy?

What federal agency encouraged homesteading and westward expansion and provided mineral and grazing rights in the western U.S. and Alaska?

What federal agency encouraged homesteading and westward expansion and provided mineral and grazing rights in the western U.S. and Alaska?

Which standards were created in response to the Oil Embargo of 1973?  

Most sewage treatment plants across the U.S. have the capacity for the highest level of sewage treatment, tertiary treatment.