Explain the characteristics of bacteria and virus that make them pathogens. Explain how pathogens can be transmitted from person to person. [AC 2.1,2.4 ] with references Q2.The human body has a tiered system of defences to fight against pathogens. Explain the body’s first line of defence and how it prevents pathogens from entering the body.

Explain the characteristics of bacteria and virus that make them pathogens. Explain how pathogens can be transmitted from person to person. [AC 2.1,2.4 ] with references Q2.The human body has a tiered system of defences to fight against pathogens. Explain the body’s first line of defence and how it prevents pathogens from entering the body.

Intro To Health Care

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Chapter10: Infection Control

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