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The agencies that protect public health, and how air, water, noise and waste reach human bodies.
#us_hs_health
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A federal agency sets health-based standards for contaminants in public tap water. Which agency has that authority?
Bottled drinking water is regulated for safety and quality by which federal agency?
The Clean Air Act requires one federal agency to set national outdoor-air standards for common harmful pollutants. Which agency does this?
Disease reports from health departments are used to detect and alert communities to outbreaks. Which agency uses this national surveillance data?
During health emergencies that cross national borders, which agency directs and coordinates the worldwide response?
A package has an incorrect Nutrition Facts label. Which federal agency enforces food-labeling requirements for most packaged foods?
A company must follow federal rules for hazardous waste it generates. Which agency administers U.S. hazardous-waste regulations?
Wildfire smoke contains fine particles that travel deep into the lungs. What short-term effect can these particles have?
On a hot, sunny day, ground-level ozone reaches the airways of a student running outside. What effect can result?
Carbon monoxide from a running generator enters a person's lungs and blood. What is its main effect on the blood?
Lead from contaminated tap water is swallowed and enters the body. Which system can lead seriously damage?
A camper swallows untreated stream water containing disease-causing germs. What health problem can result?
Repeated loud sound from earbuds reaches the inner ear. What can sustained exposure do?
A pesticide container is left where residue gets on a child's hands and then onto food. What can happen if the residue is swallowed?
How can a person register as an organ, eye, and tissue donor in the United States?
What does deceased donor registration allow a person to record?
Jordan is a registered donor and arrives at a hospital after an emergency. What happens first?
Which body part is classified as tissue that can be donated?
What is true about the cost of organ, eye, or tissue donation after a person's death?
Lead is leaching into a neighborhood's tap water from service pipes beneath a public street. Which action can the city government take that a single household cannot?
The Air Quality Index warns of unhealthy wildfire smoke before practice. Which individual action reduces a student's exposure?
Litter from a neighborhood park blows into a creek after storms. Which action can a community group take to reduce this risk?
Heavy trucks create repeated loud noise outside a school. Which action can city government take to reduce the noise at its source?
Flooding causes a sewage overflow near a town's drinking-water source. Which action is available to the municipal utility, not a single household?
A household has leftover paint thinner. What is the safest individual disposal action?
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