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1 - significane, sub-fields and short history of medical biology
Significance of microbiology 5 1,
Subfields 5 2,
Short history of medical microbio...
4
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2 -comparison of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells
Examples of prokaryotic cells and...,
Size of organelle 2,
Dna 3
10
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3- system of classification (taxonomy of bacteria)
Taxonomy 1,
Broad to most specific groups 2,
Which are the most commonly used ...
6
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4- obligate structures of the bacteria cells
What are the obligate structures 1,
Nucleoid 2,
Ribosomes 3
6
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5- facultative structures of the bacterial cells
What are the facultative structur...,
Flagellum 2,
Fimbriae or pili 3
5
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6-structure of the bacterial cell wall and description of the peptidoglycan layer
What is peptidoglycan 1,
What are polysaccharide strands m...,
What enzyme cross links and which...
16
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7- bacterial metabolism
Bacterial metabolism 1,
Energy source 2,
Carbon source for building cellul...
5
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8- bacterial genetics: mutation, reversion and modes of gene transfer
Bacterial genetics 1,
Mutation types impact 2,
Reversion 3
10
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9- sterilisation: theoretical background and practical approaches
Sterilisation 1,
Name of 3 different sterilisation...,
Physical methods of sterilisation 3
12
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10 -disinfection: theoretical background and practical approaches
Disinfection 1,
Methods of disinfection 2
2
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11 - selective toxicity and the chemotherapeutic index and principles of antibacterial chemotherapy
Selective toxicity 1,
Is this possible whats the reality 2,
Chemotherapeutic index 3
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12 - antimicrobial drugs in combination
Is it preferred to combine antibi...,
Why do we combine antibiotics 2,
Example of combining treatment 3
7
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13 - chemoprophylaxis: definition, examples
Chemoprophylaxis 1,
For those who were in contact wit...,
Surgical antibiotic prophylaxis 3
7
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14 -risks and side effects of antimicrobial drugs
Allergy 1,
Direct toxicity 2,
Dysbacteriosis 3
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15 - antibiotics altering cell wall synthesis of bacteria: penicillin, cephalosporin
B lactams structure function gram...,
2 main b lactams 2,
Penicillin 2 types 3
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16 - antibiotics altering cell wall synthesis of bacteria: monobactam, carbapenem, bacitracin
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17 - antibiotics altering protein synthesis of bacteria: aminoglycosides, tetracycline
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18 - antibiotics altering the protein synthesis of bacteria: chloramphenicol, macrolide, lincosamides
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19- glycopeptides and antimicrobial drugs altering the membrane functions
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20 - antimicrobial drugs altering the DNA and RNA synthesis of bacteria
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36 - nosocomial and iatrogenic infections caused by bacteria
What is a nosocomial infection 1,
What is a iatrogenic infection 2,
Most frequent nosocomial infectio...
7
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35 - bacterial growth: growth curve and description of the phases
How do bacteria multiply and gene...,
Generation time and which bacteri...,
Colony formation 3
8
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34 - pathomechanism of sepsis and its diagnosis
Whats sepsis 1,
Earliest stage 2,
What stage is sirs sepsis 3
8
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33 - normal flora of the human body
Definitions microbiota microbiome...,
Benefits of normal flora 2,
Factors that change microbiota 3
12
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32 - pathomechanism of infection: molecular mimicry and masking; antigen-shift:
How microbes trick the immune sys...,
Molecular mimicry copying the host 2,
Masking hiding from immune system 2
5
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31 - passive immunisation, preparations for the prevention and treatment of bacterial infections
Passive immunisation 1,
Mechanism 2,
Types of antibodies 3
6
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