Wall Chart: What Attacks Us? From Viruses and Bacteria to Insects

Wall Chart: What Attacks Us? From Viruses and Bacteria to Insects

What Attacks Us? is a large, educational wall chart illustrating viruses, bacteria, protozoa, fungi, mites, flatworms, myriapods and insects that pose a potential threat to the human body. They try to feed on us, transform themselves, multiply and cause diseases... Some are visible (lice, Demodex, bed bugs, ...), others we recognize by symptoms (salmonella, tuberculosis, flu, COVID-19...).

The chart presents, in a vivid, graphically engaging way, the sites of attack and habitats of these dangerous pathogens (on an anatomical drawing of the human body) as well as images of the pathogens themselves. Additional descriptions facilitate using the chart.

A very good educational aid for discussing hygiene practices, health prevention (health education), as well as human biology and the systematics of organisms.

The chart is mounted on wooden rods and laminated. Large dimensions: 90 x 130 cm.

The chart shows: an anatomical image of a human body (about 1 meter long), influenza virus, rabies virus, polio virus, herpes virus, adenovirus, Ebola virus, HIV virus, coronavirus, Treponema pallidum, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, Salmonella, Amoeba, human roundworms, liver fluke, tapeworm and Taenia tapeworm larva, Demodex, pinworms, bedbug, tick, mosquito, tsetse fly, flea (the latter as examples of living vectors transmitting diseases).

Panel 1 from SERIES OF 10 PANELS WHAT ATTACKS US? From viruses and bacteria to insects

It is an interesting series of large, educational wall charts illustrating viruses, bacteria, protozoa, fungi, mites, flatworms, myriapods and insects that are potential threats to the human body. They try to feed on us, transform, multiply and cause diseases... Some are visible (lice, Demodex, bed bugs, ...), others we recognize by symptoms (salmonella, tuberculosis, flu, COVID-19...). Ten panels present in a vivid, graphically engaging way the places of attack and habitats of these dangerous pathogens, their images and life cycles. RECOMMENDED!