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I- Microbiology Concepts

Microbiology (Mnemonics)

🧫 Gram-Positive and Gram-Negative Bacteria

🧫 Diseases of Childhood

🧫 Virology Mnemonics

Structure and Classification of Bacteria

🧫 Bacterial Structural Components

🧫 Classification of Bacteria

🧫 Medically Important Groups of Bacteria

Innate Immunity and Normal Flora

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Normal Flora

🧫 Physical and Chemical Barriers

🧫 Phagocytes

🧫 Complement and Other Plasma Proteins

Pathogenicity of Infectious Disease

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Types of Pathogen

🧫 Mechanism of Pathogenicity

🧫 Damage to Host

Laboratory Investigation of Infection

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Laboratory Examination

🧫 Molecular Techniques

Antibacterial Therapy

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Choice of Therapy

🧫 Routes of Administration

🧫 Monitoring Therapy

🧫 Adverse Events

Antibiotics in Clinical Use

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Beta-Lactam Antibiotics

🧫 Glycopeptides

🧫 Quinolones

🧫 Sulphonamides and Trimethoprim

🧫 Metronidazole

🧫 Tetracyclines

🧫 Aminoglycosides

🧫 Oxazolidinones

🧫 Macrolides

🧫 Streptogramins

🧫 Daptomycin

Resistance to Antibacterial Agents

Infection: Sources and Transmission

Principles of Infection Control

Immunization

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Types of Acquired Immunity

🧫 Active and Passive Immunization

Emerging Infections


II- Bacteriology

Staphylococcus

Streptococcal Infections

Streptococcus Pneumoniae

Gram-Positive Rods

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Bacillus

🧫 Listeria Monocytogenes

Diphtheria Toxin

Pathogenic Mycobacteria

Clostridium

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Clostridium tetani

🧫 Clostridium botulinum

🧫 Clostridium perfringens

🧫 Clostridium difficile

Non-Sporing Anaerobic Infections

Neisseria spp.

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Neisseria Gonorrhea

Gram-Negative Diplococci: Neisseria

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Neisseria gonorrhea

Gram-Negative Rods

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Klebsiella and E. Coli

🧫 Enterobacter, Citrobacter, Serratia and Salmonella

🧫 Shigella, Proteus and Pseudomonas

🧫 H. pylori, Legionella and B. fragilis

Other Gram-Negative Bacteria

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Coccobacilli

Spiral Bacteria

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Treponema Pallidum

🧫 Borrelia

🧫 Leptospira Interrogans

Treponema Pallidum Microbiology

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Treponema Pallidum Microbiology

🧫 Pathogenic and Non-Pathogenic Species

Leptospirosis

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Pathophysiology

🧫 Evaluation

🧫 Treatment and Management

How can Antibacterial Resistance be Prevented?


III- Virology

Characteristics of Viruses

What is the Capsid of a Virus Cell?

Herpes Simplex Virus

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Type Of Infections

🧫 Diseases Caused by Herpes Virus I and II

DNA Viruses: Adenovirus, Parvovirus and Poxvirus

RNA Viruses: Measles, Mumps and Rubella

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Rubella Virus

Influenza Viruses

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Replication Cycle

Paramyxoviridae: Parainfluenza Respiratory Syncytial and Metapneumovirus

Coronavirus

Coronaviridae

🧫 Animation

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Genera

🧫 Classification

🧫 Coronavirus Structure

🧫 Coronavirus Taxonomy

🧫 Coronavirus Morphology

🧫 Novel Coronavirus

Coronaviridae Microbiology

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Coronaviruses Strains

🧫 Covid-19

Coronavirus Transmission

🧫 Animation

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Human Coronaviruses

🧫 Coronavirus Disease Transmission

🧫 Zoonotic Transmission

🧫 Person to Person Transmission

🧫 Objects to Person Transmission

🧫 Coronavirus Replication

🧫 Coronavirus Prevention

Picornavirus and Other GI-Tract Viruses

🧫 Introduction

🧫 GI-Tract Viruses

Hepatitis Virus

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Hepatitis A Virus

🧫 Hepatitis B Virus

🧫 Hepatitis C Virus

🧫 Other Types of Hepatitis Virus

Tropical, Exotic or Arbovirus Infections

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Rabies

🧫 Arboviral Encephalitis

🧫 Viral Hemorrhagic Fever

🧫 Other Tropical Infections

Swine Flu

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Etiology

🧫 Symptoms

🧫 Treatment

HIV Life Cycle 


IV- Mycology

Yeast Infections

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Candida Species

🧫 Cryptococcus Neoformans

🧫 Systemic Yeast Infections

🧫 Anti-fungal Compounds


V- Parasitology

Intestinal Protozoa

🧫 Entamoeba histolytica

🧫 Giardia Lamblia

🧫 Cryptosporidium

Malaria, Leishmaniasis and Trypanosomiasis

🧫 Malaria

🧫 Leishmaniasis

🧫 Trypanosomiasis

Tissue Helminths

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Clonorchiasis

🧫 Filariasis

🧫 Onchocerciasis


VI- Systemic Infection

Infections of Bones and Joints

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Infections of Joints

Diarrhea-Causing Organisms

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Bloody Diarrhea

🧫 Watery Diarrhea

Gut Helminths

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Hookworms

🧫 Roundworms

🧫 Threadworms

🧫 Strongyloides Stercolaris

🧫 Tapeworms

Ocular Infections

🧫 Introduction

🧫 Most Common Eye Infections

🧫 Conjunctivitis

🧫 Keratitis

🧫 Adenovirus Infection

🧫 Varicella Zoster Infection

🧫 Herpes Simplex Infection

🧫 Ocular Manifestation of AIDS

🧫 Trachoma

🧫 Endophthalmitis

🧫 Acanthamoeba Infections

🧫 Loiasis