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What are pathogens?
Microscopic organisms that transmit diseases.
TRUE OR FALSE: A virus is bigger than bacteria.
False: Viruses are very smaller than bacteria.
Do bacteria have eukaryote cells?
No, they have prokaryote cells.
True of false: All bacteria are harmful for you.
False. Some bacteria can help protect your cells, and also help cells with digestion of nutrients.
What are some ways to prevent getting a pathogenic disease?
Washing hands, wearing a face mask, avoiding contact with infected people, using hand sanitizer.
What are antibiotics?
Medication that prevents bacteria from reproducing. Medication that kills bacteria.
What happens to the bacteria when we take antibiotics constantly or wrongly?
The bacteria normally develops immunity to the medication. That's why antibiotics can only be taken with a doctor's prescription.
Give 2 examples of diseases caused by virus.
AIDS, Flu, Covid-19, H1N1, H5N1
Give 2 examples of diseases caused by bacteria.
Tuberculosis, Syphilis, Leprosy, Pneumonia
Give 3 examples of diseases that do not have a cure.
Covid-19, AIDS, cancer, heart diseases.
