Question

1. what does the center for disease control, or cdc, monitor?

they monitor schools and university health centers.
they monitor the health status of the american public.
they monitor foreign nationals.
they monitor the licensing of doctors and nurses.

Explanation:

The CDC is a public - health agency in the US focused on protecting public health. Its main role is to monitor the health status of the American public to prevent and control diseases, injuries, and disabilities. It does not primarily focus on monitoring schools/university health centers, foreign nationals, or doctor/nurse licensing.

Answer:

They monitor the health status of the American public.