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Wildfire Smoke: Question 15

Which of the following are ways to reduce smoke exposure indoors during a wildfire? 

a. Stay inside with doors and windows closed to reduce the entry of outdoor air into the home
b. Do not add to indoor air pollution by burning candles, using gas, propane or woodburning stoves, frying or broiling meats, or smoking tobacco products
c. Use HVAC system effectively
d. Use a portable air cleaner that does not produce ozone; create a clean room
e. All of the above
 

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Wildfire Smoke and Your Patients' Health

  • About the Wildfire Smoke Course
  • Public Health Impacts of Wildlife Smoke Exposure
    • Health Concerns
    • Health Effects
    • Who is at Increased Risk?
  • Co-Exposure with Extreme Heat
    • Challenges in Smoke Prediction
    • Importance of Patient Education
    • The Air Quality Index
  • Reducing Exposure
    • Preparing for Fire Season
    • Fire or Smoke Event Plan
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Last updated on September 11, 2024
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