Health, 19.02.2021 20:10, babygirl200702

FAST HELP 1. Which of the following describes transmission of a disease by Indirect contact?
Person A has a cold -> Person A sneezes near uninfected Person B
Person A has malaria -> mosquito bites Person A -> mosquito bites uninfected Person B
Person A has acne -> Person A and Person B are physically Intimate -> Person B does not develop acne
deer has Lyme disease -> tick bites deer -> tick bites uninfected person

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1. Which of the following describes transmission of a disease by Indirect contact?
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