I will have to compare with a known stock one to be 100% certain as I am only the second owner. The hole at the top is the full mark, the hole at the bottom (closest to the tip) is the 1-quart-shy-of-being-full mark. So, if you are centered between the holes, you should only need 1/2 a quart to fill it up.Is this the stock dipstick? If you don't know for sure, compare it with a known stock one. will have to compare with a known stock one to be 100% certain as I am only the second owner. The hole at the top is the full mark, the hole at the bottom (closest to the tip) is the 1-quart-shy-of-being-full mark. So, if you are centered between the holes, you should only need 1/2 a quart to fill it up.
Airborne Transmission of Disease. Airborne diseases are characterized by diseases that are transmitted through the air via the presence of a pathogen. These pathogens can include both viruses and bacteria that are spread by coughing, sneezing, laughing, or through personal contact.
NIOSH defines aerosols as a suspension of tiny particles or droplets in the air. Aerosol transmission has been defined as person-to-person transmission of pathogens through the air by means of inhalation of infectious particles. Particles up to 100 Î¼m in size are considered inhalable (inspirable). These aerosolized particles are small enough to be inhaled into the oronasopharynx, with the smaller, respirable size ranges (eg, < 10 Î¼m) penetrating deeper into the trachea and lung (Figure).