During a marketing event, which action is allowed when interacting with attendees?

• A. Provide personalized medical treatment to attendees
• B. Distribute prescription medications
• C. Speak about general health information to consumers
• D. Require attendees to sign up for a specific plan

Answer: (D)

Marketing events should keep interactions non-clinical and information-focused. Providing personalized medical treatment or distributing prescription medications would involve clinical care and isn’t appropriate in this setting. Talking about general health information to attendees is allowed, but the action that directly supports the event’s purpose is guiding attendees to enroll in a specific plan—presenting enrollment options and helping with the sign-up process in a clear, transparent, and consent-based way. This aligns with the event’s goal of facilitating plan enrollment without offering care or distributing medications.