Question

1. in general, humans are more resistant to fungal infections than they are to bacterial or viral ones. what makes a person more susceptible to a serious fungal infection?

being exposed to a variety of pathogens all at the same time
having an immune system that is compromised, for example by aids, diabetes, or chemotherapy
not eating a well - balanced diet that is high in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains
not getting sufficient exercise to ensure cardiovascular fitness

Explanation:

The immune system is crucial in fighting off fungal infections. When it is compromised (e.g., by AIDS, diabetes, or chemotherapy), the body loses its ability to effectively combat fungi. Exposure to multiple pathogens at once doesn't specifically target fungal - fighting ability. A poor diet and lack of exercise affect overall health but not as directly and specifically as a compromised immune system in terms of fungal infection susceptibility.

Answer:

having an immune system that is compromised, for example by AIDS, diabetes, or chemotherapy