Modes of transmission
This mode involves very small droplets generated by a person.
What is Airborne.
Can be transmitted by airborne droplets.
What is tuberculosis, measles, chickenpox.
They cover your hands to prevent direct contact.
What are gloves.
These __________ are bigger than those that are airborne.
What are droplets.
Can be transmitted by droplets.
What is Influenza, Meningitis.
They prevent fluids, contaminants and insect from sticking to your shoes.
What are <Pantouffles>
This is the most common route of transmission in hospitals.
What is Contact.
Can be transmitted by Contact.
What is Gastro, MRSA, C-Diff, Scabies.
An alternative to soap and water.
What is Hand Sanitizer.
This transmission route involves a common contaminated source.
What is common vehicle.
Can be transmitted via a Common Vehicle.
What is Salmonella, Crypto, Ecoli
Droplet catcher that is almost invisible.
What is a plexiglass.
Transmission route that involves and insect or an animal.
What is Vector.
Vectors can infect you with these.
What is Rabbies, Lyme, West Nile.
With the right fit it reduces the risk of airborne transmission.
What is a Mask.