What Role Do Eukaryotic Cells Play in Infection Control?
Infection control is a vital aspect of nursing, and eukaryotic cells play a significant role in understanding various infectious agents. Fungi, for example, are eukaryotic organisms that can cause infections like candidiasis. Protozoa, another group of eukaryotic organisms, are responsible for diseases such as malaria and toxoplasmosis. Understanding the structure and life cycle of these eukaryotic pathogens helps nurses in implementing effective infection control measures and educating patients about prevention strategies.
