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Which of the following are types of pathogens that cause infectious disease?

Viruses, bacteria, protists & fungi

What happens to cells after viruses make copies of themselves inside them?

The cell bursts

What is the name of the process by which bacteria divide?

Binary fission

How do bacteria make individuals feel ill?

They produce toxins that damage cells

What does it mean when protists are described as parasitic?

They use humans & animals as hosts

What are hyphae in fungi?

Thread-like structures

How do fungi spread to other organisms?

By producing spores

What is droplet infection?

Pathogens in droplets from sneezing

Which is an example of improving hygiene to reduce disease spread?

Hand washing

Why does vaccination help reduce disease spread?

Vaccinated people become immune

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