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A community near a primary health-care centre has frequent diarrhoeal disease. Which action most directly interrupts fecal-oral transmission?

Correct answer: A. Provide safe latrines and promote handwashing

  • A. Provide safe latrines and promote handwashing
  • B. Distribute sunglasses during outdoor activities
  • C. Increase street lighting around the houses
  • D. Advise residents to avoid eating spicy foods

Explanation

Safe excreta disposal and handwashing after defecation and before food preparation break the fecal-oral chain. The other actions do not remove fecal contamination from hands, water, food or the environment.

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