biological exposure

How Do Biological Agents Enter the Body?

Biological agents can enter the body through various routes of transmission including:
Inhalation of airborne particles
Ingestion of contaminated food or water
Direct contact with skin or mucous membranes
Through insect bites or animal bites
Via blood transfusion or contaminated needles

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