Malaria

29. Describe in a paragraph a disease caused by a eukaryotic organism and include signs and symptoms, causal organism, and how to prevent contracting the disease.

While viruses and bacteria are responsible for a large portion of the illnesses that affect humans but eukaryotic organisms are usually to blame for the emergence of more severe diseases. An example is the malaria disease caused through the parasite eukaryotic Plasmodium and spreads through mosquito bites from infected mosquitoes (Hoeijmakers and others. 2022). It is estimated that there are 3.4 billion people on the world who are susceptible to contracting malaria as a major reason for morbidity (disease) and death (death). In the most extreme cases organ failure, as well as abnormalities in the metabolism or blood could cause medical issues or even cause death. Relapses can occur anytime even years after initial healing has occurred. Malaria poses a serious threat to the public health and is present in regions that it is prevalent, could cause significant stress on the economies developing. Cont…