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How do the most common allergens in hay fever come in contact with the individual? O A. contracted through touching surfaces O B. through body fluids O C. passed in the mucus O D. they are airborne
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How do the most common allergens in hay fever come in contact with the individual?
O A. contracted through touching surfaces
O B. through body fluids
O C. passed in the mucus
O D. they are airborne
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D it is airborne it floats in the air and causes the allergy
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