INFECTIOUS AGENT, Agent capable of causing infection (Bacteria, virus, protozoa, fungi), RESERVOIR, Place where the pathogen can thrive and reproduce (human body, animals, insects, food, water, inanimate objects), PORTAL OF EXIT, A way for a pathogen to exit the reservoir (skin, respiratory, urinary, GI, or reproductive tract), MODE OF TRANSMISSION, DIRECT (body-to-body). INDIRECT (Transferred by fomite or vector, or spread by droplet or airborne), PORTAL OF ENTRY, A way for the pathogen to enter the host (skin, respiratory, urinary, GI, or reproductive tract), SUSCEPTIBLE HOST, Any person who cannot resist the pathogen
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