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In the first part of the course students are introduced to epidemiology of infectious diseases, its relevancy, basic terms and methods. Principles of performing epidemiological studies and of statistical data evaluation in context of avoiding possible misinterpretations (accident, bias, confounding etc.) are explained. Some important features of parasitic diseases, like vector transmission and maintenance in natural foci are outlined, likewise the problems of oportunistic diseases. The special part, dealing with important human parasitoses (e.g. amoebiasis, giardiasis, cryptosporidiosis, trichomoniasis, malaria, leishmaniasis, trypanosomiasis, toxoplasmosis, ascaridasis, larval toxocarosis, echinococcosis, scabies, trombiculosis etc.) and some arthropod-born diseases (e.g. tick-born encephalitis, Lyme disease and plague) is focused on the key points of the transmission to humans, means of control, prophylaxis and therapy
Giesecke J.J. :Modern infectious diseases epidemiology Edward Arnold London/Boston/Melbourne/Auckland 1994, 256 pp. Hennekens C.H., Burning J.E.: Epidemiology in medicine Boston/Toronto, Little, Brown and comp., 1987, 383 pp. Scott M., Smith G.: Parasitic and infectious disease. Epidemiology and ecology. Academic Press, San Diego, 1994, 398 pp. Parasitology Today Updated texts and schemes will be provided at the classes Last update: PARAZIT (18.03.2002)
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prezentace z přednášek můžete najít zde (vždy po přednášce, aktuální přednáška) Last update: Kulíková Helena, RNDr. (21.03.2019)
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zkouška je ústní v rozsahu přednášené látky Last update: Kulíková Helena, RNDr. (19.03.2019)
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| The course does not include work placement |
