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Direct Animal Skin Hands Transmission 4.1.1(b Pathogens Directly

Front direct animal transmission 4.1.1(b)
Back direct (pathogens directly transferred from 1 indivual to another);
 - direct contact (kissing/contact with bodily fluids, skin to skin contact, microorganisms from faeces transmitted on hands)
 - inoculation (through break in skin, animal bite, puncture wound or sharing needles)
 - ingestion (contaminated food/drink, or transferring pathogens to mouth from hands)

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