What are considered pathogens?, Cones, lymph, Fungi, Rods, Which of the following are examples of diseases caused by viruses?, Influenza, Tuberculosis, Flu, Cancer, Characteristics of bacteria include:, Multiple-celled organisms, Contain DNA, Always harmful, Can't reproduce independently, Ways pathogens can spread include:, Sun rays, Contaminated water, Indirect contact, Photosynthesis, Which are examples of fungal infections?, Fever, Anemia, Malaria, Candidiasis, Viruses:, Are made of cells, Don't need a host to reproduce, Contain genetic material, Are alive like bacteria, Vector transmission can occur through the following:, Birds, contaminated water, Clean water, Ticks, Examples of protozoan diseases include:, Yellow fever, Giardiasis, Influenza, Diabetes, Which are symptoms of infection?, Dizzyness, Crams, Broken bone, Fatigue, Preventing pathogen spread includes:, Non-handwashing, Isolation, Sharing needles, Using masks, Which are bacterial diseases?, Yellow Fever, Measles, HIV/AIDS, Typhoid, Viruses differ from bacteria because, They are bigger., They can reproduce alone, They don't need host cells, They have no cellular structure, Which are common entry points for pathogens?, Nails, Hair, Eyes, Bones, Fungi are:, Eukaryotic organisms, Always microscopic, Can be multicellular only, Prokaryotic, Which are examples of airborne transmission?, Running, Sweating, Sharing food, Talking, Antibiotics are effective against:, Animalia, Viruses, Fungi, Protozoa (sometimes), Viral diseases include the following:, HIV, Malaria, Pathogens can be found in:, Air, Lava, Immune system functions include:, Increasing infection, Recognizing antigens, Examples of zoonotic diseases:, COVID-19, Malaria

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