Which of the following does not generally represent a good practice to follow when performing infectious disease work in animals? A. Work bare-handed to prevent loss of tactile sensation caused by disposable

Which of the following does not generally represent a good practice to follow when performing infectious disease work in animals?

A. Work bare-handed to prevent loss of tactile sensation caused by disposable gloves.
B. Anesthetize or sedate animals to reduce the chances of accidental human needle sticks.
C. Work in pairs.
D. Obtain an antimicrobial sensitivity panel or other therapeutic profile on the infectious agent.

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