h.
The snack bar appears to be clean with no food spillage or food
accumulations. Refrigeration is present within required
temperature ranges. Employees maintain personal sanitation by
following hand washing and clothing regulations and by being free of
infections.
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6. A preventive medicine specialist normally conducts a family housing
inspection when:
a.
Alone at a post.
b.
The reported problem does not appear serious.
c.
Requested to do so by the community health nurse.
7. The basic goal of a family housing inspection is to:
a.
Improve the general appearance of the house.
b.
Discover if the house is applying required energy-saving measures.
c.
Discover if the house presents public health or safety hazards.
8. Read the situation below.
This house is located on a large lot with tall, uncut grass. No harmful weeds and
no bushes are present. About seven large plastic sacks of garbage are placed
behind the house. The sacks are tied. There are two adults, three children, four
cats and one dog inhabiting the house. The inside of the house is messy: cat litter,
but no fecal matter is on the floor; floors and walls are soiled. Unwashed dishes
are stacked in the sink. The kitchen garbage container is full, but not overflowing.
Children's clothes are thrown on the floor. Unwashed diapers, with urine and fecal
stains are in the bathroom, washing facilities and the commode work are stained.
Some roaches and ants can be seen in the kitchen near the garbage, but there is
no evidence of massive infestation. Likewise, no evidence of rodent infestation can
be found. Some of the lamps are without shades; the wiring appears intact.
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