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Anytime there is a hazard present, the health-care worker should be immediately leave the area True or False

Anytime there is a hazard present, the health-care worker should be immediately leave the area True or False
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Anytime there is a hazard present, the health-care worker should be immediately leave the area

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The answer to this question is true
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They have to stay and check for patients. Do a quick sweep around the hospital and check for patients. So technically no they can’t immediately leave the area
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