Which bodily fluids can transmit infection

urine and blood

Explanation:

these are just a few hope this helps

extra-cellular fluid

lymphatic fluid

blood

Explanation:

Extra-cellular fluid because bacteria can travel through liquid faster than air, and with an infection, if it damages a cell, all of that cell's (intra-cellular, fluid inside a cell) fluid becomes extra-cellular fluid.

I think lymphatic fluid because the content of the lymphatic system is waste from the body. Cancer can be transmitted all over the body if it gets into the lymphatic system, which is why I think an infection would be the same.

Blood because there is bacteria in your blood all the time, but it stays at healthy levels due to the liver and kidneys.

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