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Pathogens, transmission and the body's external defences
Response to infection
What this note covers
- Pathogens cause infectious disease through invasion
- Direct and indirect contact use different routes
- Fluids, vectors, food and water can carry pathogens
- Skin and digestive defences block entry
- Respiratory, urogenital, ear and eye surfaces defend themselves
- Transmission evidence links route to prevention
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