1. Fungi and parasites

2. Unicellular (one cell) many cause disease Yeast Mold Mildew
Fungi
Fungi are groups of unicellular or multicellular spore-producing organisms feeding on organic matter.
Examples:
Unicellular (one cell) many cause disease
Yeast
Mold
Mildew
Multicellular (many cells) do not cause disease
Mushrooms
Shelf Fungi

3. Unicellular (one cell) or Multicellular (many cells)
Fungi Structure
Fungi are:
Unicellular (one cell) or Multicellular (many cells)
Eukaryotic (cells have a nucleus and organelles surrounded by membranes)
Non-photosynthetic (cannot turn light energy into food)
Heterotrophs (cannot make its own food)

4. sexually (offspring spawn from different genetic information)
Fungi Reproduction
Fungi Reproduce:
sexually (offspring spawn from different genetic information)
In unfavorable conditions ensures genetic shuffle to increase likelihood of better adapted offspring
Asexually (offspring spawn from one individual genetic information)
Producing Spores
In favorable conditions ensures the spread of a species

5. Fungi Transmission
Fungi are transmitted through:
Spores can be released into the air and into you lungs when you breathe.
Direct contact with an infected person or object can spread the fungus to the skin
Eating
Fungi can cause:
Allergic reactions
Difficulty Breathing
Skin infections
Bone, lungs, and heart infections

6. Fungi Prevention
Spores can be released into the air and into your lungs when you breathe. Direct contact with an infected person or object can spread the fungus to the skin Eating Fungi can cause: Allergic reactions Difficulty Breathing Skin infections Bone, lungs, and heart infections

7. Fungi can be treated through: Ointments Medicine Shots Mold clean up
Fungi Treatment
Fungi can be treated through:
Ointments
Medicine
Shots
Mold clean up
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8. Parasites
Parasites are organisms that live and feed on another organism (aka..Host).
Examples:
Tapeworm
Hookworm
Heart worm
Malaria
When parasites use their host for nourishment, they can sicken and weaken the host. (most of the time they do not kill the host)

9. Parasites Transmission
Eating or drinking infected food/water Direct contact with the parasite

10. Avoiding contaminated food or water Murky unsterilized water
Parasites Treatment
Prevented by:
Avoiding contaminated food or water
Murky unsterilized water
Raw or rotten food
Avoiding swimming in lakes or rivers with know parasites.
Wearing bug spray
Treated with:
Medicines
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