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The following is an excerpt from the Introduction of the 2021 paper by Muñoz et al. that you saw in Case Study 1. The references have been removed. From the options below, select the best citation for each blank. Options may be used more than once or not at all. Chlamydia obtains lipids by hijacking membrane-trafficking pathways of the host cell (Blank A). For example, in an infected cell, post-Golgi vesicles are rerouted to deliver host sphingolipids and cholesterol, but not proteins, to the inclusion and the bacteria themselves (Blank B). Vesicles that mediate anterograde and retrograde transport between the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) and the Golgi apparatus are also important for the infection (Blank C). However, it is unclear how these vesicular trafficking pathways are diverted during the intracellular Chlamydia infection and how they deliver host lipids to the inclusion (Blank D). 

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What should an inspector do if an area to be inspected is locked and access is denied?

What should inspectors be aware of when evaluating a facility’s emergency plan?

In order to completely examine a facility or occupancy, the inspection should be performed:

An inspector’s first priority is to:

The use of model building and fire codes has greatly _____ the process of developing a fire and life safety code for a jurisdiction.

What role does the inspector play in code modifications?

How often is the fire inspector legally authorized to enter a permitted premises to verify code compliance?

What is the first step inspectors should take in determining the need for a new policy or procedure?