Question

3 out of 10
the federal food and drug administration requires that you wash your hands in all of the
following scenarios except:

a after using the restroom

b when switching between handling raw food and ready - to - eat food

c instead of wearing disposable gloves

d after contact with items that are likely to have been touched by many people

Explanation:

The Federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has specific hand - washing requirements. Washing hands after using the restroom (A) is a basic hygiene practice to prevent the spread of pathogens. When switching between handling raw food and ready - to - eat food (B), washing hands is necessary to avoid cross - contamination. After contact with items likely touched by many people (D), washing hands helps remove potential contaminants. However, wearing disposable gloves is a substitute for hand washing in some cases (not a reason to avoid hand washing). But the key point is that the FDA does not require hand washing "instead of wearing disposable gloves" as wearing gloves is an alternative (when used properly) rather than a situation that requires hand washing.

Answer:

C. Instead of wearing disposable gloves