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-Throat
-Gums
-Stomach
-Esophagus
-Forehead
-Toenail
-Nose
-The zit
-The bladder
-Uvula
The man ate the egg after it has been in the chimp's mouth. The chimp could've transferred a disease to the man. This would be considered a Vector. Another transition I saw was Direct Contact because the sick man sneezed into his hands and soon after gave another guy a high five.

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2. Indirect: Ate the egg that was in the chimpanzee's mouth and it fell on the ground.
airborne: The dust that entered the nose.

3.The mouth
Stomach
Esophagus
Liver
Kidney
Saliva

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1 the mouth
2. kidney
3. spit
4.bowels
5.colon
6. air born dust coming up the nose.
7. bladder

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Direct and indirect because the dad ate the egg that was in the monkey's mouth and laid on the ground. The bacteria caused a sickness in the man due to the germs he put in his mouth and now throughout his body.
~Mouth
~Esophagus
~Stomach
~Throat
~Nose
~Liver
~Bladder

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2.
- Vector When he takes and eats the egg out of the monkeys mouth.
- Direct When he eats the egg off the ground.
- droplet when he sneezes and then high fives someone, also could be direct.
3.
- The mouth
- Esophagus
- Stomach
- Throat
- The nose
-Liver
- Bladder

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2.
- Vector
- Direct
- Droplet
3.
- Mouth
- Esophagus
- Stomach
- Throat
- Nose
- Liver
- Bladder

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2. eating food off the ground
taking a pill to prevent a cold
3.
- mouth,
-stomach
- esophagus,
-throat
-bladder

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2. Vector-The dad eat the egg that was on the ground and in the monkey's mouth.

3. Mouth, esophagus,stomach, throat

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2. Dad eats the egg that was in the monkeys mouth and on the ground.
- The pimple exploded
3. Mouth, Windpipe, stomach, throat, back, liver, bladder

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1) Indirect and Direct: The mouth, he picked up an egg and it had dirt and maybe even monkey feces which could potentially harm him
Airborne: The dust coming up through the nose

2) Mouth
Kidney
Stomach
Esophagus
Salvia
Bowels
Colon

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If the monkey had any diseases, they would've been transmitted through the mouth, which was a vector type disease transmission because it was in an animal's mouth. Also, he ate the egg off of the ground (direct). He sneezes into his hands, then high fives someone else (indirect). When he sneezed, disease was transmitted.
Parts of the digestive system: mouth, esophagus, stomach

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2. Vector: He has an egg, the monkey takes it, puts it in his mouth, it falls on the floor, then he eats it.
Airborne: Particles of dust in the air goes through his nose.
Direct/ Airborne: Frank sneezes on his hands and gives another employee a high five without washing his hands.
Direct: Franks pimple pops on his daughters teacher.

3. Mouth, esophagus, stomach,

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The egg was dropped and he ate it when it was filthy. He is in the mouth. Immune system has to take care of it.. Needs to eat healthy Has something called the red death Droplet]
2. mouth
colon
stomach
nose
liver
throat
bowels
Blatter
eye

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2. As you watch the film, please note any disease transmission or disease prevention strategies mentioned.
Reminder:
-Direct Contact: Spread through physical contact among the host and a susceptible organism
-Indirect Contact: able to live on surfaces for long periods of time
-Airborne: fine particles suspended in the air
-Droplet: heavy particles that fall out of the air and land on surfaces
-Vector: spread by bugs/animals
3. Please also note parts/functions of the digestion system mentioned throughout the film.