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.
Is Airborne Spread of Influenza Possible? By Amesh A. Adalja, MD, January 22, 2009. A new study1 from researchers at West Virginia University demonstrates that the influenza virus is able to remain suspended in the air, thus enabling airborne transmission. This finding suggests the possible need for more stringent infection control measures to forestall spread of seasonal influenza within hospitals.