Exit Ticket: Unit 3.2→3.3 Adventure Medicine (Final check)

The next check on this week's work. It revisits a skill you have already seen, so treat it as another go rather than new ground. Enter your Student ID and submit.

1. 1. For a high-risk pathogen, the best mitigation in the field is to:

   ARely on treating anyone who gets infectedBCollect a larger sample to study the riskCUse barriers and protocols that cut exposureDWork faster to shorten time near the source

2. 2. A plaque assay plate shows clear plaques and also some fuzzy colonies. The fuzzy colonies should be recorded as:

   AEvidence that the antiviral worked on the plateBA sign the virus was more infectious than expectedCA break in sterile technique, not a resultDExtra plaques to add to the plaque count

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