(Daily Question) What are the pathways through which occupational disease hazards enter the human body?
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This post was last edited by zxz017 on 2015-7-4 17:18. What are the pathways through which occupational disease hazards enter the human body? _______, ___________, _______________.
The main pathways through which occupational disease hazards enter the human body are the respiratory tract, digestive tract, and skin. Most of them enter the body through the respiratory tract; some are ingested accidentally via the digestive tract, and some lipid-soluble liquids that come into contact with the skin can also be absorbed through the skin
Routes of invasion include: respiratory tract, digestive tract, and skin.
There are three routes: the respiratory tract, the digestive tract, and the skin. Among them, the most common route of invasion is the respiratory tract, followed by the skin, and then the digestive tract.