The classification is Exempt Human Specimen regardless of shipping method.

• A. It Depends on the Shipping Method
• B. It Is Always Dangerous Goods
• C. The Classification Is Exempt Human Specimen Regardless of Shipping Method
• D. It Must Always Be Labeled as Category B

Answer: (C)

The main idea is that certain human specimens can be shipped without falling under dangerous goods rules if they meet exemption criteria. When a specimen is exempt, that status applies no matter how it’s transported—air, road, or sea—as long as the material remains non-infectious and is packaged to prevent leakage. So the correct statement is that it is an Exempt Human Specimen regardless of shipping method. This isn’t about always being dangerous goods, nor about always labeling as Category B; that labeling would only be required if the material did not meet the exemption (for example, if it were infectious or otherwise regulated). If the specimen were infectious or not exempt, then different classifications and labeling would apply.