D, though C also sounds like a decent answer
I'd say DBAC in that order
Energy. It is found in almost all energy drinks if you read the ingredients.
This is FALSE, because banning candles with lead cores would be an effective way to prevent lead poisoning. Other things that can be done to prevent lead poisoning are banning stuffs like lead glazing on ceramic dishes, and the use of lead solder. It would also be effective to phase out waste incineration.
However, banning the use of led pencils in schools <span>would be ineffective to prevent lead poisoning.</span>
The answer about the action taken by employer for employees against the bloodborne pathogens are explained below.
Explanation:
An employer is bound to follow the OSHA bloodborne pathogens standards. OSHA stands for Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
OSHA bloodborne pathogens are basically the standards that recommend that anyone, either he is an employer, or the worker, who deals with the blood and other potential infectious materials should take proper precautions while dealing or exposing to the blood.
According to the OSHA bloodborne pathogens, following are the responsibility of the employer:
- to educate employee about the pathogens
- should provide proper personal protective material to employees or workers
- must vaccinate all the employees or workers against Hepatitis B who are at high risk in the workplace
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