Contact: direct contact with the infected skin, mucous membranes, or bodily fluids
Common Vehicles: contaminated food or water, or something like blood
Vectors: things like fleas, mites, ticks, mosquitos, etc.
Airborne Transmission: residue from evaporated droplets or dust particles containing microorganisms are in the air where we inhale themi believe this is it
Give him cpr don’t need it then pat the back and send them on there way
<span>Which of the following is a reason for a suicide motivated by surcease?
</span>c. give up living
The best action to take during a earth quake is to take cover, and move away from any building's, street light's, or any types of wires. Doing these thing's can save someone's life. Moving into an open area will keep rubble from falling on a person. Keeping away from wires is a great way to stay safe, in fact. Electrical wires don't shutdown, so if someone where to come in contact with wires, they might get shocked which can lead to death. Staying away from street lights can also save someone's life. During an earthquake, it's posisble that a street light can fall, if you are close to one a street light could lant on you causing serious breakage to your bones, or even death.
