Which recall class indicates a remote risk of adverse health effects?

• A. Class I
• B. Class II
• C. Class III
• D. Not a recall

Answer: (C)

recalls categorize how likely and how severe the potential health effects are when a product is defective. A remote risk means that adverse health effects could occur but are unlikely and not serious, which is the intermediate category. The highest class covers a reasonable probability of serious health consequences or death, while the lowest class covers issues not likely to cause adverse health effects at all. So, a remote risk is best described by the class that recognizes a possible but unlikely and non-severe impact, not one where effects are not expected to occur. If a resource uses different wording, always check the exact definitions used there, but typically remote risk aligns with the intermediate recall category.