Which statement correctly describes the health impact associated with a Class 2 recall?

• A. Fatal health problems
• B. Temporary or reversible health problems
• C. No health risk
• D. Permanent health problems

Answer: (B)

Class II recalls indicate temporary or reversible health effects. This classification is used when exposure to the product could cause mild or short‑lived health problems, or when there is only a remote chance of more serious harm. It’s not no risk and not a likelihood of death or permanent damage—that would be associated with the more severe Class I scenarios. So the health impact described for a Class II recall is something that resolves or reverses with minimal lasting consequences.