Wall board: WHAT ATTACKS US? From viruses and bacteria to insects

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WHAT ATTACKS US? It's an interesting, large, educational wallboard showing viruses, bacteria, protozoa, fungi, mites, mites, amphibians, derails and insects that are a potential threat to the human body. They try to prey on us, transform ourselves, multiply, cause diseases... Some of them are visible (lice, hummingbug, bugs,...), others we recognize by their symptoms (salmonella, tuberculosis, influenza, COVID-19...).
The map presents in a vivid, graphically interesting way, the places of attack and existence of these dangerous pathogens (on the anatomical drawing of a man) and images of themselves. Additional descriptions make it easier to use the board.
A very good didactic aid in discussing the principles of hygiene, health prevention (pro-health education), as well as human biology and systematics of organisms.
The board is bound in wooden rods, laminated. Large dimensions of the board: 90x130 cm.
The board presents:
anatomical picture of a man (approx. 1 meter long), influenza virus, rabies virus, polio virus, herpes virus, adenovirus, Ebola virus, HIV virus, coronavirus, pale syphilis, tuberculosis, salmonelle, amoeba, human roundworms, liver fluke, tapeworm and tapeworm cocksucker, nematode, oatmeal, bug, tick, mosquito, tse-tse fly, flea (the latter as examples of living vectors carrying diseases).

Sheet 1 with SERII 10 charts "what's our action? From viruses and bacteria to insects"
This is an interesting series of large, educational wall boards depicting viruses, bacteria, protozoa, fungi, mites, mites, amphibians, lunatics and insects, which are a potential threat to the human body. They try to prey on us, transform ourselves, multiply, cause diseases... Some of them are visible (lice, hummingbug, bugs,...), others we recognize by their symptoms (salmonella, tuberculosis, influenza, COVID-19...). The 10th board presents in a vivid, graphically interesting way, the places of attack and existence of these dangerous pathogens, their images and development cycles. WE RECOMMEND IT!