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Gram Positive Cocci
What are examples of gram positiv...,
What are the pathological princip...,
What does staphylococcus aureus c...
32
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Gram negative cocci
What are the basic pathological p...,
Which infections are caused by ni...,
What are risk factors associated ...
7
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Gram positive bacilli
What are the basic pathological p...,
What causes clostridium difficile...,
What are the virulence factors of...
9
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Gram negative bacilli
What are the different gram negat...,
What are the pathological princip...
2
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Infection Corrections
What is the most common fungal in...,
Which endotoxin is commonly seen ...,
How can microorganism enter a non...
46
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Infection microorganisms
1 what gram stain is nisseria men...,
1,
1 what gram stain is staph aureus...
21
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infection conditions
1 how does cellulitis present 2 w...,
1 how does tonsilitis present 2 w...,
1 how does sepsis present 2 what ...
17
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what is an infection?
What is an infection,
How do microorganisms cause symptoms,
What are the different types of v...
7
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An introduction to microbes
What is meant by the microbial world,
Which microbes are prokaryotic,
What shapes are bacteria
14
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innate immunity
What is the innate immune system,
What are the first lines of defen...,
What can result in infection
16
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Infection model
What are the different components...,
What are the different patient co...,
What are the different pathogen c...
7
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acute sepsis in ER
What is sepsis,
How do microorganisms trigger the...,
What are the physiological featur...
6
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HIV
What is the relevance of hiv glob...,
What is the structure of hiv,
What is the lifecycle of hiv
8
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intro to antibiotics and resistance
What are antimicrobials,
What is the minimum inhibitory co...,
What are the different types of a...
10
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Hepatitis
What is the relevance of hepatiti...,
What are the general principles o...,
What lft results indicate hepatit...
11
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nisseria meningitidis
What type of bacteria is nisseria...,
Who gets neisseria meningitidis i...,
What are the main clinical featur...
8
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Adaptive immunity
What are the main cells involved ...,
How do apc function,
What is the ednogenous pathway of...
4
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antimicrobial stewardship
What is antimicrobial stewardship,
What does antimicrobial stewardsh...,
Why is antimicrobial stewardship ...
4
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infections at a surface
What is a surface,
How do people get infections,
What is pathophysiology of infect...
9
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hospital acquired infection
What is a hospital acquired infec...,
Which pathogens cause hospital ac...,
What pathogen factors cause hospi...
7
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infection prevention
What is an endemic disease,
What is an outbreak,
What is an epidemic
5
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travel related infection
What questions should you ask to ...,
What is the most common travel re...,
What are the 5 species of plasmodium
17
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immunocompromised host
What is the immunocompromised state,
What are the characteristics of a...,
What are the basic prinicples of ...
9
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E coli
What are the different antigens t...,
What are the different strains of...,
Which ecoli strain causes intesti...
5
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2 RNA virus: influenza + COVID-19
What type of virus is influenza,
What are the different influenza ...,
What is antigenic drift and shift
12
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streptococcus
What type of bacteria are strepto...,
What are the different classes of...,
Where does streptococcus pyogenes...
6
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