Syllabus
I. ANTI-INFECTIVE IMMUNITY: immune response and its role in the pathogenesis of infectious diseases.
II. THE ROLE OF INFECTIOUS AGENTS IN LIFE-THREATENING SITUATIONS: III.
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS: Treponema pallidum and Neisseria gonorrhoeae. Pathology of Syphilis and Gonorrhoea.
Clinical course, Epidemiology. Infectious agents transmitted by sexual traffic.
H. ducreyi. C. granulomatosis, Trichomonas vaginalis.
Pathology, clinical course, epidemiology, prevention. Viral infections transmitted by sexual contact.
Human papillomaviruses, Herpesviruses, , HIV, (HCV,HBV,HDV). Clinical course, Epidemiology.
IV. RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTIONS: Viruses, Bacteria and Fungi involved in respiratory tract infections.
Pathology of respiratory tract infections and their consequences. Clinical, immunologic alergologic aspects of respiratory infections. V.
TUBERCULOSIS. TB respiratory tract - clinical perspective.
Pathology of TB infections. Mycobacteria causing TB and its transmission.
VI. INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS AND THEIR AGENTS.
Viral hepatitis agents. Pathological-anatomical picture of hepatitis.
The clinical picture of hepatitis. VII. GIT INFECTIONS: Bacterial infections of GIT.
Pathology of bacterial infections of GIT. Clinical course of GIT infections. Viral infections of GIT.
The clinical picture of intestinal infections in children and adults. Clinical manifestations and treatment of parasitosis.
Helmintosis. Protozoal infections.
VIII. EXANTHEMA INFECTIOUS DISEASES: Clinical course and differential diagnosis.
IX. NEUROINFECTIONS: Encephalitis.
Viruses involved in encephalitis. Pathology of encephalitis.
Clinical course, prognosis and treatment. Bacterial Meningitis.
Bacteria causing meningitis. Pathology of Bacterial Meningitis.
Clinical course, prognosis, treatment.
Annotation
Pathomorphology of individual infectious disease and their complications.