Germs, Germs , Everywhere!

Direct and Indirect Physical Contact falls under

• One-to- One Contact

• Other Types of Contact

Shaking hands is an example of

• Contact with airborne droplets

• Indirect physical contact

• Direct physical contact

• Vector

Which are examples of Contact with airborne droplets

• Kissing

• Coughing

• Shaking hands

• Sneezing

Mosquitoes transmitting malaria or deer ticks transmitting Lyme disease are examples of a

• Vehicle

• Vector

The first person infected in a population

• Contagious

• Scientist

• Patient Zero

• Infection

Touching a desk someone with germs on their hands touched is an example of

• Vehicle

• Direct Physical Contact

• Vector

• Indirect Physical Contact

Bacteria, virus, fungi, and protoza are the four major types of

• infections

• diseases

• germs

• contagions

A microorganism that can make a person sick

• Communicable disease

• Germ

• Infection

• Contagious

A person who asks questions, makes observations, and investigates and/or solve problems.

• scientist

• doctor

• policeman

• teacher

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS1-1

NGSS.MS-PS1-2