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What is the purpose of a control zone?

ATo establish an area for the reception of contaminated patients
BTo differentiate the controlled (contaminated) area from the noncontrolled (uncontaminated) area
CTo control the

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The
purpose of the control zone is to differentiate the controlled (contaminated)
area from the noncontrolled (uncontaminated) area. The answer is letter B. This
is to ensure that no area is contaminated and must be controlled at all times.

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