Fomites can often harbor disease causing pathogens. an example of a fomite is a. the medical receptionist who makes the appointments and take the copayments for all of the patients that are coming in to see the physician. b. the family pet that is close with all of the household members. c. the remote control for the tv in the doctor's office waiting room. d. our food supply.

C. the remote control for the TV in the doctor's office waiting room.

Explanation: It’s called "Indirect contact transmission." Pathogens enter when interaction with a fomite occurs. Remember, fomites are inanimate objects and surfaces that we can touch. Door knobs, remote controls, and keyboards are all examples of fomites. How long a pathogen can be on a fomite and still cause infection depends on each individual pathogen, the environment surrounding the pathogen, and to some extent whether the fomite is a porous or nonporous surface... PF

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