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Which occupation is least likely to be at risk for rabies?

Veterinary staff

Cave explorers

Chemical engineers

Chemical engineers are least likely to be at risk for rabies because their work primarily involves research, development, or manufacturing processes that do not involve direct interaction with animals. Rabies is a viral disease primarily transmitted through the bite of an infected animal, commonly through wildlife or domestic animals such as bats, raccoons, dogs, and cats.

In contrast, veterinary staff are frequently in contact with animals and potentially exposed to rabies. Cave explorers may encounter bats, which are common carriers of the rabies virus. Farmers often interact with livestock and wildlife, which could also expose them to rabies risks. Thus, the nature of a chemical engineer's work reduces exposure to environments and situations where rabies transmission would occur, positioning them at a much lower risk compared to the other occupations listed.

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