Which of the following are CDC outbreak response activities?

• A. All of the above
• B. Disseminating recall information on the CDC website
• C. Providing specific advice to consumers
• D. Responding to media inquiries about the outbreak

Answer: (C)

Outbreak response centers on how information is shared and actions are coordinated to protect public health. During an outbreak, CDC uses multiple channels to manage risk and public trust. Disseminating recall information on the CDC website keeps people informed about contaminated or unsafe products and what to do next. Providing specific advice to consumers gives individuals clear, actionable steps to reduce their exposure and stay safe. Responding to media inquiries ensures accurate, timely information reaches the public and helps prevent the spread of rumors or misinformation. Taken together, these activities are all standard parts of CDC’s outbreak response. Therefore, the best choice is the option that acknowledges all listed actions.