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You are dispatched to a local lawn and garden center for possible chemical exposure. As you park your unit and leave the passenger seat, a worker runs out of one of the greenhouses and grabs your arm insisting you should follow him. His clothes are covered with a fluorescent green liquid that gets on your uniform. This is known as a:
A) Secondary contamination.
B) Direct contamination.
C) Indirect contamination.
D) Primary contamination.

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