the reference ( Kaplan, E. H., and E. OKeefe: Let the Needles Do the Talking! Evaluating the New Haven

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ne the system developed to track and test each needle and syringe in order to gather the needed data. The primary goal of needle exchange is to reduce incidence of new HIV infection among IDUs by reducing the time needles spend circulating in the popu True . Choose the correct order of working of the syringe tracking and testing is a system developed. 1. The code name of the client receiving the needles along with the codes of the needles is recorded. 2. All returned needles are brought to a laboratory where a technician collates the information on the canister labels. 3. Every time a client exchanges needles, an outreach worker records the date and location of exchange. 4. All clients participating in the needle exchange are given unique code names and every needle distributed receives a code. 5. A sample of the returned needles is tested for HIV. 6. The client places the returned needles in a canister to which the worker puts a label with the date and location of exchange and code name of client 1-3-4-6-2-5 3-4-2-6-1-5 4-3-1-6-2-5 4-2-3-1-6-5