Examine the transmission of
infectious diseases and how
this can be prevented
13.03.2023
─
Anna Dharmapuri
, 1
Richmond College
Direct contact transmission - when an infected person comes in physical contact with a
suspensible person
Coronavirus – spreading of germs
Colematt ed., (2020), Coronavirus poster design handshake and germs on hands stock
illustration, iStock, <https://images.app.goo.gl/qNfZkzTUeSuE7pvG9>[accessed 17 March
2023]
Linder, E. (2022). How are germs transmitted? Available at: <
https://www.verywellhealth.com/droplet-transmission-3956438 > very well health,
[accessed 17 March 2023]
1. Human to human - spread through direct transfer of bacteria, germs or even
viruses from one person to another person. Kisses, coughs, sneezes, bacterium or
virus touches on someone who hasn’t been infected
infectious diseases and how
this can be prevented
13.03.2023
─
Anna Dharmapuri
, 1
Richmond College
Direct contact transmission - when an infected person comes in physical contact with a
suspensible person
Coronavirus – spreading of germs
Colematt ed., (2020), Coronavirus poster design handshake and germs on hands stock
illustration, iStock, <https://images.app.goo.gl/qNfZkzTUeSuE7pvG9>[accessed 17 March
2023]
Linder, E. (2022). How are germs transmitted? Available at: <
https://www.verywellhealth.com/droplet-transmission-3956438 > very well health,
[accessed 17 March 2023]
1. Human to human - spread through direct transfer of bacteria, germs or even
viruses from one person to another person. Kisses, coughs, sneezes, bacterium or
virus touches on someone who hasn’t been infected
