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Last update: Jana Kolářová (11.02.2020)
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Last update: PAV00139 (28.04.2008)
The aim of this block of lectures is not only to summarize acquired knowledge on microbiology and immunulogy, but to covert thinking of future physicians to respect consequences and make differential diagnostics for benefit of patient. To show evidence of close cooperation of different medical specialists in completing the mosaic of patient diagnosis and treatment and the role of paraclinical subject in this cooperation. |
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Last update: RNDr. Běla Potužníková (15.11.2010)
RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTIONS: Tuberculosis. Pathology of TB infections Viruses, Bacteria and Fungi involved in respiratory tract infections. Pathology of respiratory tract infections and their consequences. Clinical, immunologic alergologic aspects of respiratory infections.
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS: Treponema pallidum and Neisseria gonorrhoeae. Pathology of Syphilis and Gonorrhoea. Clinical course, Epidemiology, Prevention. Infectious agents transmitted by sexual traffic. Pathology of chlamydial, Haemophilus, Klebsiella, Trichomonas infections. Clinical course, epidemiology, prevention.
VIRAL INFECTIONS TRANSMITTED BY SEXUAL CONTACT: Human papillomaviruses, Herpesviruses, HBV,HCV Pathology. Clinical view, epidemiology, prevention. Video: Heamolytic uremic shock HIV Pathology of ARS/AIDS Epidemiology and Clinics of AIDS Infections by Prions
INFECTIONS OF CNS: Viruses involved in encephalitis. Pathology of encephalitis. Clinical course, prognosis and treatment Bacteria causing meningitis. Pathology of Bacterial Meningitis. Clinical course, prognosis, treatment.
GIT INFECTIONS: Bacterial infections of GIT. Pathology of bacterial infections of GIT. Clinical course and treatment of GIT infections. Video: Helicobacter pylori infections Viral infections of GIT (Adeno-, Rota-, Calicivirus etc.). Clinical aspects of viral infections of GIT. |
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Last update: Jana Kolářová (11.02.2020)
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Last update: Mgr. Kateřina Petříčková, Ph.D. (20.10.2021)
2021 Covid-19-related update: Due to current epidemiologic situation, the course will be lectured in a distant on-line form via MS Teams. The presence is compulsory and is the only condition for the credit award. The presence will be checked randomly during the particular lecture days. A five day block of lectures. Systemic approach to infectious diseases and their agents. Each topic lectured by a microbiologist (pathogens infecting the tract), a pathologist (morphological changes caused by infectiion), and a clinician (clinical symptoms, diagnostics and therapy). |
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Last update: Jana Kolářová (11.02.2020)
Pre-requisite: completed courses of B83122 Microbiology 1, |
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Last update: Mgr. Kateřina Petříčková, Ph.D. (10.10.2017)
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