In dental, CDC recommends that at least one person on the dental staff is assigned to be responsible for   a. Monitoring infection control compliance among staff   b. Ensuring all personnel are properly vaccinated   c. Coordinating the infection control program   d. Overseeing all instrument processing protocol

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