Translation of "Smear infection" in German

The most common form is a smear infection with Candida Albicans.

They are transmitted by smear and droplet infection from herpes lesions or by healthy chronic carriers.

Viruses are transmitted by smear or droplet infection.

Additionally a direct infection or smear infection may occur (especially by saliva).

They are usually transferred by smear and droplet infection, entering the body via the skin, tears or saliva.

These infections can occur through human-to-human transmission (smear infection) or also via food contaminated by ill humans.

Transmission can be caused by a smear infection (from person to person or via contaminated foods and/or water) or by virus-containing aerosols after vomiting.

The pathogen is transmitted through droplets, contact, or smear infection as well as through coughing, sneezing, and saliva.

The pathogen is transmitted by droplets or smear infection through contact with blood, saliva, cervical mucus or seminal fluid.

The transmission to humans occurs faecally-orally: the pathogen is taken up via the contact with animal faeces, via contaminated foods or water, but also via direct contact from humans to humans (smear infection).

Giardia is ingested orally (food, water) or through smear infection as cysts, excystates in the intestine and attaches as trophozoites to the intestinal wall where it replicates.

Salmonella typhosa are responsible for a severe and contagious bacterial infection of the digestive tract, and belong to a large group of gram-negative rod bacteria that are usually transmitted by direct oral intake of contaminated food or water, less frequently via smear infection.

These infections can be the result of human-to-human transmission (smear infection) or as a result of other foods if these were contaminated by diseased persons.

These eggs in the cat feces are highly viable and are transmitted either via smear infection (cat litter) or food intake (raw or insufficiently heated meat), and can then cause a toxoplasmosis infection.

The pathogen is transmitted through sexual intercourse, but not by smear infections.

Smear infections and transmission via contaminated water or food also play a role.

However, the virus can also be transmitted by means of smear infections with virus-containing discharges to mucous membranes.

This is because occasionally, the pathogens of sexually transmitted diseases can also be passed on via smear infections and close bodily contact.

The DNA of germs is destroyed by the UVC treatment, i.e. contact and smear infections can be prevented effectively.

Mechanical peeling and massaging treatment should be avoided in cases of inflammatory manifestions like acne papulopustulosa in order to escape additional smear infections. Instead of massaging it is advised to recur to manual lymph drainage.

Transmission (oral) via feed, through blood and other body fluids and via wound and smear infections is also possible.

The infection is caused by raw meat (also smear infections while preparing), natural milk or oocysten in cat’s dung.

They are transmitted through smear infections or via the air way through vomiting, as well as from contami- nated food and water.

Transmission The disease is transmitted via contact and smear infections or the squirting of fluids containing the pathogen (especially when preparing hares), but also via tick or insect bites.

Transmission occurs primarily through contaminated water or raw foods, but also by smear infections as infectious Cryptosporidium are excreted (direct zoonosis!

As the Institute for Clinical Molecular Biology (UKSH) stated in a press release (more...), the pathogen was transmitted by smear-or contact infections, but also through the air.

If you suffer from skin irritations, you should not use an exfoliator, as this will irritate your skin too much, and lead to smear infections.

To avoid droplet and smear infections as far as possible, hygienic hands, textiles and surfaces are of paramount importance.

The bacteria can also be transmitted via contact or smear infections, which almost exclusively affect individuals with very close contact to the infected animals.