The phrase "infectious person" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in a medical context to refer to a person who is contagious. For example, "The medical staff identified an infectious person on the ward and gave them the necessary treatment to prevent the virus from spreading."
This means that the relationship between the degree of infectiousness of an infectious person (active case) and the number of susceptible people likely to be infected by that particular infectious individual needs to be considered.
"She's a breath of fresh air, a warm and infectious person," he said.
When an infectious person coughs, sneezes, spits, or even shouts, he sends minute particles of sputum, or phlegm, into the air — exposing anyone nearby.
When an infectious person coughs, sneezes, spits, or even shouts, he sends minute particles of sputum, or phlegm, into the air exposing anyone nearby.
It usually causes a cough and fever, and is spread through the air from an infectious person to others, although a long period of close contact -- many hours or days -- is generally required for transmission.
Estimates for the sizes of these groups and how people move between them including how many people catch the disease from each infectious person, how long people remain infectious and how likely they are to die are used to build a computer model showing how the spread of the disease is likely to unfold.
An important way to prevent the spread and transmission is by limiting an infectious person's contact with other people.
They may be authorized to infringe citizens' property rights and restrict their freedom of action in many different ways, ranging from the quarantining of infectious persons to the instituting of criminal proceedings for nonpayment of taxes.
γ i ( i = 1, 2 ) is the recovery rate of the infectious persons in the i th patch.
Infectious persons are assumed not to travel.
Incidence was estimated as the number of infectious persons per 100 000 persons, mortality rate was estimated by the number of deaths by 100 000 persons and case-fatality rate (CFR) was estimated as the proportion of deaths among infectious persons.
