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1.1.1 Module Intro
What is germ theory,
What are kocks postulates,
What are the different types of i...
9
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1.1.2 Big Case URI
What are the characteristics of p...,
What is the pathogenesis of parai...
2
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1.1.3 Respiratory Viruses
What are the general characterist...,
Describe the process of orthomyxo...,
Describe the process of orthomyxo...
49
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1.1.4 Antiviral Chemotherapy
What is the viral life cycle,
Class of drug of rimantadine,
What is the moa of rimantidine ad...
48
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1.2.1 HIV and HTLV
What is the difference between a ...,
What are the general characterist...,
What are the characteristics of h...
39
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1.2.2 Antiretroviral Chemotherapy
What are the characteristics of,
What are the characteristics of,
What are the characteristics of
15
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1.3.1 Hepatitis Viruses I
Fill in this chart but focus on r...,
What are the general characterist...,
Describe the replication
17
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1.3.2 Hepatitis Viruses II
What do you know about this image,
What are the virions and particle...,
Describe the nucleic material of hbv
21
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1.4.1 Gastrointestinal Viruses
What are the general requirement ...,
What are the names of the differe...,
What are the general characterist...
39
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1.4.2 Immune Responses to Viruses I
What are the 3 general,
Describe the role of interferons ...,
26
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1.5.1 Herpesviruses
Describe the structure and genome...,
Describe the relationship of herp...,
Describe the various cell recepto...
63
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1.5.2 Immune Responses to Viruses II
0
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2.1.1 Parvo and Papova Viruses
Describe the general pro,
What are the different polyomavir...,
Describe the structure and genomi...
30
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2.1.2 Adeno and Pox Viruses
What is the smallest known virus,
What allows parvoviruses hybridiz...,
30
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2.2.1 Arboviruses, Bunyaviruses and Arenaviruses
Desribe some of the different typ...,
Describe the basic structure of t...,
Describe the epidemiology of the ...
36
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2.2.2 Filoviruses and Rhabdoviruses
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2.3.1 Bacterial Structure
How are bacteria classified pheno...,
What are the different morphologi...,
Describe the genetic classificati...
24
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2.3.2 Bacterial Growth and Physiology
Describe the different phases of ...,
What is generation time,
Describe a biofilm and why infect...
23
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2.3.3 Antibacterial Chemotherapy I
Describe the structure and functi...,
Describe the multiple sites of in...,
Explain the mechanisms of resista...
38
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2.4.1 Antibacterial Chemotherapy II
What are the good characteristics...,
So why isnt chloramphenicol used ...,
What are the uses for chloramphen...
18
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2.4.2 Gene Organization and Expression
What are the characteristics of b...,
Why are bacterial genome structur...,
What is horizontal gene transfer
18
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2.4.3 Mutation and Transformation
Describe the characteristics of s...,
What are the characteristics of,
Describe the characteristics of spo
23
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3.1.1 Gene Transfer Mechanisms
What is transduction,
Describe the characteritics of ge...,
Draw a diagram of bacteriophage t...
18
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3.1.2 Bacterial Pathogens
Explain the significance of koch ...,
What are some of the various type...,
What is a virulence factor
32
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3.1.3 Staphylococci
List general characteristics of b...,
Staphylococcus is catalase ____ a...,
What are some of the dzs caused b...
27
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3.2.1 Streptococci and Enterococci
Categorize the different types of...,
How is s pyogenes transferred,
What are the characteristics of a...
27
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3.2.2 Bacillus, Listeria and Corynebacterium
What allows bacillus organisms to...,
Whats wrong with bob,
What are the symptoms associated ...
42
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3.4.1 Mycobacteria and Nocardia
Give the characteristics of a lat...,
Describe the difference between h...,
What is a tb scrofula
18
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3.4.2 Neisseria & Other GNCs
What is the flow chart for gram n...,
What is true about n gonorrhoeae,
Which pts infected with n gon wil...
16
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4.1.1 Enteric Bacteria
Macconkey contains bile salts for...,
What are the characteristics of e...,
What are the ehec virulence factors
30
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4.2.1 Vibrio, Campylobacter and Helicobacter
Vibrio is said to be halophilic w...,
What are the characteristics of t...,
Describe the laboratory diagnosis...
14
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4.2.2 Pseudomonas
Describe the capsule of pseudomonas,
Describe the different roles of t...,
Describe the role of pseudomonas ...
12
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4.2.3 Haemophilus and Bordetella
What are the,
Describe the vaccines associated ...,
Describe the characteristics of
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4.3.1 Legionella, Francisella, and Brucella
What are the common locations to ...,
Describe legionella as a facultat...,
Treatment of legionella requires ...
6
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4.3.2 Anaerobes
What are the general characterist...,
What are the most common location...,
What are the characteristics of b...
10
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5.1.2 ID EBM Roundtable
Describe the difference,
How can a laboratory diagnosis ca...,
Draw out the lymes disease diagno...
3
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5.1.1 Spirochetes
Describe the spirochetal envelope...,
Describe the virulence factors as...,
Describe the current epidemiology...
14
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5.2.1 Rickettsia and Co.
Describe the diagnostic triad for...,
Describe the virulence factors as...,
When would you begin to initiate ...
15
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5.2.2 Mycoplasma and Chlamydia
What are momp,
Immune response to,
What are the characteristics of
6
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5.5.3 Antifungal and Antiparasitic Chemotherapy
Describe the characteristics of a...,
Describe the characteristics of f...,
Describe the characteristics of k...
20
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