Is it possible to pass mononucleosis via fluids other than saliva?

MononucleosisEBVirus: While it is true that the epstein-barr virus (ebv) is responsible for 85 percent of mono diagnoses and can be contracted from another person’s saliva, a teenager might acquire it through drinking out of the same glass or sharing a straw with a person who is infected. Because mono also travels via droplets of mucus, exposure can also come in the midst of a coughing spell or from sneezing.

Saliva and mucus: It is passed through both saliva and mucus, so sneezing and coughing, for instance are also vectors of transmission.