👉 Rolled-infection refers to a scenario where an individual becomes infected with pathogens not only through direct contact or airborne transmission but also via indirect means, often facilitated by contaminated surfaces or objects. This can occur when a person touches a surface or item that has been contaminated with infectious agents and then touches their mouth, nose, or eyes, allowing the pathogens to enter the body. For example, in healthcare settings, medical instruments or surfaces can become sources of infection if not properly sterilized, leading to rolled-infections among patients. Similarly, in everyday life, touching doorknobs, public transportation handles, or shared kitchen utensils can spread germs to others. The term highlights the importance of hygiene and sanitation practices to prevent the spread of infections.
