You may think it is just you, your spouse, the kids, and the family dog living in your home. But, if you think that, then you are thinking wrong. death Most all homes and other places where food is present have pathogenic germs, viruses, etc living in their home, on their skin, in their nose, ...
The flu, like any other illness, starts when tiny, microscopic particles called germs enter our systems. Germs come in many shapes and sizes. They can be categorized in 4 different ways: bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa. Germs attach to all sorts of things, including plants, animals and people. Once they find a living host, germs ...
Some germs are good and some germs are bad, but let’s face it: germs are here to stay, and they are everywhere, including the soil, the air, our water and food supplies, our pets, people we come in contact with and the surfaces we touch. With germs running rampant it is inevitable that an infection ...
As Americans, we spend billions on antibacterial soaps, disinfectant sprays and wipes, not to mention all the cold and flu preparations we pack into our medicine cabinets that really do nothing to prevent or reduce the symptoms of the common cold. Yet for all the expense, all the worry, and all the extra fuss, the ...
Use these guidelines to teach the students: Ask student the question “What are germs?” Give them a chance to answer before telling them that germs are living things that can possibly make people very sick. Germs can either be a bacteria or a virus. Tell the children that they must go to the doctor to ...
