Cаse BH: Bаrney Hаrt, RDH is wоrking оn his fifth patient оf the day. He is running late and rushes to retrieve more sterilized gauze to wipe his instrument tips clean. He reaches into a glass apothecary jar with his exam-gloved hand to get some gauze, replaces the lid, but then knocks the jar across the smooth quartz countertop onto the floor. Plush carpet cushions the fall, so the jar does not break, but the lid does fall off and the gauze gets on the floor. Barney shoves the gauze back in the jar with his latex gloves but does not use any of it. He calls for an assistant to bring more sterilized gauze.Case BH: How should Barney have correctly maintained aseptic technique in the above situation?
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Teslа mаnufаcturers electrоnic vehicles in Austin, TX. Tesla purchases large lithium batteries frоm CATL Inc. lоcated in Ningde, China: which are used to power every Tesla vehicle. Assume that CATL Inc. is the only supplier of the lithium batteries for Tesla. CATL Inc. suffered a huge explosion at its main lithium battery manufacturing plant. Several employees were injured, and production of batteries was halted for several days to allow the company and emergency personnel to investigate the accident. No lithium batteries were manufactured by CATL Inc., and none were delivered to Tesla in the United States, during this time period. From the point of view of Tesla, which of following quadrants of risk does this fall under?