What organ system(s) does neisseria gonorrhoeae infect?

Which defenses protect us from infection by this bacterium?

Does this pathogen induce a specific type of immune response (example: delayed-type hypersensitivity)? If so, which one(s)?

Infectious Disease Information:

What condition(s) or infectious diseases does it cause?

Which tissues or organs are affected, and how are they affected (for example, chronic TB is characterized by lung tubercles)?

Describe the complications that can result if the infection is left untreated.

Are these acute, chronic, or latent infections?

What organ system(s) does it infect?

Is it an opportunistic pathogen? If so, where is it normally found in the body?

Choose a population identified as “at-risk”. Describe the characteristics of this population. Discuss this population’s history of oppression and discrimination.

Choose a population identified as “at-risk”. Describe the characteristics of this population. Discuss this population’s history of oppression and discrimination. This section should be between 2 -3 pages with at least 2 references. The paper must be written APA 6th ed. format. Discuss how the identified population has adapted or overcome oppression and discrimination. How has this impacted their views and culture? Does the discrimination continue to exist for this population? To what extent? Use current credible news articles to support your discussion. Are there specific laws or policies protecting this population? Should there be?

How might we use existing folktales/fairy tales as a means of translation for our contemporary world?

Re-writing Myth-How might we use existing folktales/fairy tales as a means of translation for our contemporary world? You are encouraged to think about ″alternate futures″ and ″alternate past.″ Keep in mind that re-writing myth can also mean re-writing your own mythology. Imagine encounters between your parents before you were born.

Tall Tales and Mythology. What is mythology or mythological? How do stories become myths or legends?

Tall Tales and Mythology. What is mythology or mythological? How do stories become myths or legends? Compare and contrast tall tales (which are a more traditionally American mythological form) with mythology. How do Edward Bloom’s tall tales serve to mythologize himself? Do any of his stories connect directly to well-known myths?