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An inanimate object that may be contaminated with a pathogen and thus serve as an agent of disease transmission is called: Ve
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7) fomite are objects which carry the infectious agents, for example, vessels, clothes, pen etc, ( objects which contact the infected individual to which the pathogen can be attached).

( vectors are living organisms through which the disease transmits example: mosquito) so the answer is b) fomite.

8) hemolysins are molecules that lyse the erythrocytes, so hemolysins can decrease the number of erythrocytes and cause anemia, so the answer is d) hemolysin.

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