A fomite is a non-moving object responsible for the indirect transmission of disease.
Fomites are inanimate objects involved in the indirect contact transmission of pathogens. These objects include a whole range of items mostly found in indoor environments.
When pathogens such as viruses and bacteria come in contact with these objects through various human and animal activities such as sneezing or coughing, use of toilets etc; these pathogens remain active on these objects and can then cause disease when others come in contact with these objects.
<h3>How do fomites transmit infectious agents?</h3>
Some diseases are more likely to be transmitted by pathogens than others. However, several factors can influence whether bacteria on carriers are successfully transferred to humans.
- type of bacteria or virus on the carrier
- number of bacteria or viruses leading to infection
- room temperature
- room humidity
- carrier porosity.
Sneezing and coughing can transfer bacteria to surfaces through droplets released by the sneeze or cough itself, or by bacteria from a sneeze or cough getting on the hands and coming into contact with a bacterial carrier.
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A fever is an abnormal elevation of the body temperature. A low to moderate fever, when a low to moderate fever, when allowed to run its course, can be beneficial. fever can promote interferon activity. Fever can also accelerate tissue repair. lastly, fever will inhibit the reproduction of bacteria and viruses.
It is important to note that fever is not an illness, however, it is a symptom, or sign that your body is fighting an illness or infection. Fever stimulates the body's defenses, sending white blood cells and other "fighter" cells to fight and destroy the cause of the infection.
The complete statement is "Hypothalamus release CRH , pituitary gland release ACTH, and the adrenal glands release cortisol to complete the action in the HPA axis."
<h3>What is HPA axis events?</h3>
Generally, The key physiological mechanism that regulates the human body's stress response is the HPA axis.
In conclusion, HPA axis cascaded events are
Hypothalamus release CRH
anterior pituitary release ACTH
adrenal glands release cortisol.
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