Question

question 8 (mandatory) (2.857 points) organisms or the toxins they produce that can cause disease in people or animals are known as (select the best answer):
nosocomial infections
biohazardous waste
bloodborne pathogens
alien lifeforms
question 9 (mandatory) (2.857 points) the c in the race acronym stands for:
complain
contain
converge
contaminate

Explanation:

Question 8

Pathogens are organisms (or produce toxins) causing disease in people/animals. Nosocomial infections are hospital - acquired infections, biohazardous waste is infectious waste, and alien lifeforms are not related. So the correct option is Bloodborne pathogens.

In the RACE acronym (used in emergency/communication contexts), “C” stands for “Contain” (to control the situation). “Complain” is irrelevant, “Converge” means to meet, and “Contaminate” is about pollution, not matching RACE's “C”.

Answer:

C. Bloodborne pathogens

Question 9