1) Read the following email and answer the Student exercise questions From: Sent: To: Subject: Timothy Craig Wednesday, October 28, 2009 10:30 AM ALL EMPLOYEES, ALL OFFICES Pandemic news You may have read that President Obama declared a \"National Emergency\" over the weekend to deal with the \"rapid increase in illness\" from the H1N1 influenza virus. The news release went on to say this declaration is not tied to the current case count, but was more so designated to allow the federal government more power to help states by lifting bureaucratic requirements - both in treating patients and moving equipment. I felt the timing of this announcement afforded an opportunity to distribute some additional information to you. First, a reminder. In my email of August 27 I captioned that Carebridge, our employee assistance plan provider, had provided us with an excellent primer on the seasonal flu and the H1N1 flu viruses. I urged each of you at that time to take a few minutes to read this information, print it off and share with the members of your family. You can access this important information through Key Web, Departments (Human Resources), Wellness Program, selecting the last tab, flu and pandemic planning. I also wanted to respond to some questions I have received regarding the reporting to work guidelines to follow if a family member has a confirmed case of the H1N1 virus. I will draw from the text of the answer to this specific question as it is written on the website of the CDC Center for Disease Control. \"Employees who are well but who have a family member at home with the 2009 H1N1 flu can go to work as usual. These employees should monitor their health each day, and take everyday precautions including covering their coughs and sneezes and washing their hands often with soap and water, especially after a cough or sneeze. If soap or water are not available, they should use an alcohol-based hand rub (i.e., the company provided bottle of Purell). If they become ill, they should notify their supervisor and stay home\". More details of the treatment to follow should someone in your household get the flu are highlighted in the Key Web material captioned above. We are nearing the completion of the administration of the regular seasonal flu vaccine in all office locations. The question has been asked several times if we will similarly be administering the H1N1 vaccine. That answer is quite simply, \"No.\" However, we received this announcement from Capital Blue Cross earlier today. Employees and their family members who are covered under one of the \"Blue Programs\