During immediate response operations, Environmental Health Responders may be asked to provide technical expertise and support solid waste and debris collection personnel by identifying and addressing public health and safety hazards.  True  False

Environmental Health Responders may be requested to assume varying roles related to post-disaster solid waste and debris. These roles fall into three categories. These are:  Assessment, Communication, and Recycling  Assessment, Intervention, and Communication  Assessment, Toxicology analysis, and lab analysis

During a disaster response, Environmental Health Responders may provide guidance, recommendations, and information to the public and other response partners on wastewater management, containment, treatment, and cleanup.  True  False

Environmental Health Responders may be involved in activities including assessing, managing, or restoring key health, social service, and housing functions related to food, water, shelter, wastewater, hygiene, and other health-related concerns.  True  False

Environmental Health Responders routinely consult with food operation managers, workers, and volunteers on measures to protect food from contamination.  True  False

Environmental Health Responders working at CRCs may be asked to provide which of the following basic services:  Registration of affected people  External contamination screening  External decontamination  Prioritizing people for further care  All of the above