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sources of virus. For humans,
common hospital fomites are skin cells, hair, clothing, and bedding.
Fomites are ****ociated
particularly with hospital-acquired...
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- a
highly contagious virus transmitted through respiratory droplets and
fomites,
attempts by
medical researchers and
public health officials to identify...
- as food, water,
blood and
fomites can act as p****ive
transmission points between reservoirs and
susceptible hosts.
Fomites are
inanimate objects (door****s...
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Goldman E (August 2020). "Exaggerated risk of
transmission of COVID-19 by
fomites". The Lancet.
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- birds, and
humans serve as the
natural hosts.
Transmission routes are
fomites, contact, urine, ****, and saliva.
Between 2011 and 2013,
three German...
-
contaminated water;
recent evidence suggests that it can also be
transmitted via
fomites contaminated with
respiratory secretions.
Cryptosporidium is
commonly isolated...
- biting), or
indirect contact through air –
cough or
sneeze (vectors or
fomites that
allow the
transmission of the
agent causing the
disease without physical...
- needles/syringes
Human coronavirus 229E (HCoV-229E)
Coronaviridae droplet contact fomites common cold
pneumonia bronchiolitis Human coronavirus NL63 (HCoV-NL63)...
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Rhinoviruses are
transmitted through aerosols,
respiratory droplets,
fomites, and
direct person-to-person contact. They
primarily infect nasal epithelial...
