vehicle-borne transmission (Meaning)

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vehicle-borne transmission (n)

indirect transmission of an infectious agent that occurs when a vehicle (or fomite) touches a person's body or is ingested

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Vehicle-borne transmission is a significant factor in the spread of infectious diseases in crowded urban areas.
Airborne contaminants from vehicle exhaust can lead to vehicle-borne transmission of respiratory infections.
The close proximity of passengers in public vehicles creates an ideal environment for vehicle-borne transmission of pathogens.
Mitigation measures such as proper ventilation and surface disinfection can reduce the risk of vehicle-borne transmission.
Epidemiological studies have identified vehicle-borne transmission as a major mode of disease spread during outbreaks.
Infected individuals coughing or sneezing in enclosed vehicles can contribute to vehicle-borne transmission of respiratory droplets.
Touching contaminated surfaces within vehicles, such as door handles and seat belts, can facilitate vehicle-borne transmission of bacteria.
Passengers with compromised immune systems may be more susceptible to vehicle-borne transmission of certain diseases.
Vaccination and mask-wearing can help protect against vehicle-borne transmission of vaccine-preventable diseases.
Public health authorities monitor vehicle-borne transmission patterns to identify high-risk areas and implement control measures.

indirect transmission of an infectious agent that occurs when a vehicle (or fomite) touches a person's body or is ingested

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Vehicle-borne transmission is a significant factor in the spread of infectious diseases in crowded urban areas.

Airborne contaminants from vehicle exhaust can lead to vehicle-borne transmission of respiratory infections.

The close proximity of passengers in public vehicles creates an ideal environment for vehicle-borne transmission of pathogens.

Mitigation measures such as proper ventilation and surface disinfection can reduce the risk of vehicle-borne transmission.