Introduction
When a person becomes sick with a communicable disease it means a germ has invaded their body. Germs fear soap and water. Washing your hands well and often is the best way to beat these tiny warriors.
Process
What are communicable diseases?
A communicable disease such as a cold is a disease that spreads from person to person. Communicable diseases are diseases that you can "catch" from someone or something else. Some people may use the words contagious or infectious when talking about communicable diseases.
Are there different types of germs?
There are four major types of germs:
- Bacteria
- Viruses
- Fungi
- Protozoa
Fungi are multi-celled plant-like organisms. Unlike other plants, fungi aren't able to produce their own food from soil, water, and air. Instead, fungi get their nutrition from plants, food, and animals.
Protozoa are one-celled organisms like bacteria. Protozoa also love moisture and often spread diseases through contaminated water. Some protozoa cause intestinal infections.
Viruses depend upon a host to survive, grow, and reproduce. A host is the plant or animal on which or in in which another organism lives. Viruses can't live outside of other living cells.
Germs are tiny organisms (living things) that may cause disease. Germs are so small and sneaky that they creep into our body without being noticed.
Evaluation
TRY THE GERM QUIZ!!!!
1.This is an infectious disease caused by pathogenic microorganism,bacteria ,fungi and can spread from person to another
a.communicable disease b.Non comunicable disease c. STD
2. A micro organism smaller to bacteria which cannot grow or reproduce apart from a living cell?
a.micro organism b. Virus c.Parasites
3.The spread of infectious organism through blood to blood contact?
a.direct contact transmission b. indirect contact transmission c.blood borne transmission
4. Infectious tropical disease caused by dengue virus?
a.dengue fever b.malaria c.leptospirosis
5.Spread of infectious organism by insects?
a.vector borne tcxransmission b.insectious transmission c.water borne transmission
6.A single cell microorganism which can exist either as dependent organism.?
a.micro organism b. Virus c.Parasites
7. The spread of infectious organism with coming to contact with contaminated object and bringing the germ to body ?
a.direct contact transmission b. indirect contact transmission c.blood borne transmission
8.Spread of infectious organisms from a inffected person in tiny droplets fluid that can travel small distance.?
a.droplet-transmission b. indirect contact transmission c.blood borne transmission
9.A disease that common called "rubeola or morbilli" an infection in respiratory system caused by a virus?
a.dengue fever b.malaria c.measles
10.A disease caufsefd of one by three viruses it affects the function of thfe liver?
a.hepatitis b.malaria c.common cold
Conclusion
REMEMBER - ALL microbes are NOT Germs! 
- We could not digest our food without microbes.
- Garbage would not decay without microbes.
- Plants would not grow without microbes.
- The gas we pass is caused by bacteria in our intestines.
- Without microbes there would be no life on earth.
Credits
PREPARED BY:
CATHERINE FRIAS
MARY MIGHDEN GUMBOC
LECER DADIS
JOY RACHEL AUDEA
NOMER CORALDE
BSED 3B
PREPARED TO:
DR.MYRNA BIGUEJA
Professor