Explain five pathological diseases caused by eukaryotic organisms (such as protists, fungi, and helminths). In your response, address all of the following:(1 point) Identify a disease caused by a protist and describe the organism and its pathogenic effects.(1 point) Identify a disease caused by a fungus and describe the organism and its pathogenic effects.(1 point) Identify a disease caused by a helminth (worm) and describe the organism and its pathogenic effects.(1 point) Identify a second disease caused by any eukaryotic pathogen (protist, fungus, or helminth) and describe how it infects or harms the host.(1 point) Identify a third additional disease caused by any eukaryotic pathogen and briefly explain its mode of transmission or major symptom(s).

Compare and contrast the cellular characteristics of prokaryotic and eukaryotic organisms. In your response, address all of the following:(1 point) Describe one structural feature unique to prokaryotes.(1 point) Describe one structural feature unique to eukaryotes.(1 point) Explain one major similarity shared by both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.(1 point) Compare how DNA is organized in prokaryotic vs. eukaryotic cells.(1 point) Contrast how cell division occurs in prokaryotes versus eukaryotes.

In the context of hormones that suppress appetite,________ is produced by fat cells and inhibits neurons in the hypothalamus that contain the appetite stimulant neuropeptide Y (NPY), thereby signaling the body that it has had enough to eat.

Three key structures in the neuroendocrine regulation of stress responses are

________ focuses attention on the stress-provoking situation, and people are most likely to use it when they think they can change the situation.

According to the________, how stressful a situation is for an individual depends on what the situation means to the individual.

Which of the following is a behavioral therapy technique, often used for phobias, in which a therapist pairs relaxation with gradual exposure to a phobic object, generating a hierarchy of increasing contact with the feared object?

Which of the following statements is true about the Social Readjustment Rating Scale (SRRS)?

Veata feels her stomach growling for food while she is attempting a math test. Which of the following hormones is most likely responsible for stimulating Veata’s hunger and need for food?

Drives come from the________ environment, while incentives come from the________ environment.