

How Pathogens Spread
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Biology, Science
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9th - 11th Grade
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Lori Pennell
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How Pathogens Spread
Find out how the 5 pathogens spread and cause disease!

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Viruses
Viruses can spread through direct contact from person to person, through bodily fluid or feces (poop), or can be transmitted on clothing or on surfaces. Viruses can also be transmitted via a vector, such as a mosquito.
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Multiple Select
True or False: I can catch a virus if a share a drink with a classmate.
True
False
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Bacteria
Bacteria can be transmitted in a similar way to viruses through direct contact of person to person or through indirect contact on a person’s clothing or by feces. Bacteria can also be found in contaminated food sources, water sources, and in the soil. Bacteria can be transmitted via a vector, the tick or a fly.
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Vector
Vector is an organism, mosquito, tick, fly, that spreads a virus or bacteria from animal to person, or person to person.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following organisms are considered a vector for disease?
Mosquito
Tick
Flea
All of the above
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Protists (Protozoa)
Protozoa can be found in water supplies or transmitted by other animals, such as through bird feces. Protozoa can also be transmitted via vectors, such as a mosquito.
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Multiple Choice
Which one is an example of a protozoal disease?
Common Cold
Tetanus
Malaria
Tapeworm
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Fungus
Fungal spores can be found throughout a person’s environment. Fungus can also spread via direct contact between people.
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Poll
Have you ever had some type of fungal infection such as ringworm or athlete's foot?
Yes
No
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Animal Parasites
Internal animal parasites are most commonly spread through contaminated feces. Eating undercooked food or food that is contaminated may allow a person to pick up eggs or various types of worms. Some worms can imbed through the skin of a person’s foot and enter the human.
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Multiple Select
True or False: Parasite eggs can be found in the feces of animals who are infected.
True
False
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Open Ended
Have you ever been infected by one of the pathogens? If you'd like you may share below.
How Pathogens Spread
Find out how the 5 pathogens spread and cause disease!

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