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Microbiology and Infectious Diseases on the Move.
Delivers everything the undergraduate medical student needs to know to understand the basics of microbiology and infectious diseases and get through their exams, in an attractive and highly accessible format.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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London :
Hodder Education,
2012.
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| Colección: | MOTM.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover; Book title; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgements; List of abbreviations; An explanation of the text; PART I: MICROBIOLOGY; 1. Bacteria; 1.1 Bacterial structure; 1.2 Oxygen requirements; 1.3 Bacterial classification and identification; 1.4 Toxins; 1.5 Gram-positive bacteria identification flowchart; 1.6 Gram-positive bacteria; 1.7 Gram-negative bacteria identification flowchart; 1.8 Gram-negative bacteria; 1.9 Poor/non-Gram-staining bacteria identification flowchart; 1.10 Poor/non-Gram-staining bacteria; 2. Viruses; 2.1 Viral structure; 2.2 Viral infection and replication.
- 2.3 Diagnosis of viral infections2.4 Virus identification flowchart; 2.5 DNA viruses; 2.6 RNA viruses; 3. Fungi; 3.1 Fungi classification; 3.2 Diagnosis of fungal infections; 3.3 Yeasts; 3.4 Filamentous fungi; 3.5 Atypical fungi; 4. Protozoa; 4.1 Protozoal classification; 4.2 Amoeba; 4.3 Coccidia (sporozoa); 4.4 Flagellates; 5. Helminths; 5.1 Helminth classification; 5.2 Trematodes (flukes); 5.3 Nematodes (roundworms); 5.4 Cestodes (tapeworms); 6. Antibiotics; 6.1 Antibiotic pharmacodynamics; 6.2 Antibiotic resistance; PART II: INFECTIOUS DISEASES; 7. Respiratory infections.
- 7.1 Upper respiratory tract infections7.2 Pneumonia; 7.3 Other lower respiratory tract infections; 7.4 Tuberculosis; 8. Gastrointestinal infections; 8.1 Infective gastroenteritis; 8.2 Typhoid (enteric fever); 8.3 Infective hepatitis; 9. Cardiovascular infections; 9.1 Infective endocarditis; 9.2 Rheumatic fever; 10. Haematological infections and HIV; 10.1 Malaria; 10.2 Human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immune deficiency syndrome; 11. Genitourinary infections; 11.1 Urinary tract infection; 11.2 Candidiasis (thrush); 11.3 Bacterial vaginosis; 11.4 Chlamydia; 11.5 Gonorrhoea.
- 11.6 Genital warts11.7 Genital herpes; 11.8 Syphilis; 11.9 Trichomoniasis; 11.10 Toxic shock syndrome; 12. Nervous system infections; 12.1 Meningitis and encephalitis; 12.2 Botulism; 12.3 Tetanus; 12.4 Poliomyelitis; 13. Skin infections; 13.1 Molluscum contagiosum; 13.2 Folliculitis; 13.3 Furuncle (boil) and carbuncle; 13.4 Impetigo; 13.5 Erysipelas and cellulitis; 13.6 Necrotizing fasciitis; 13.7 Gas gangrene (clostridial myonecrosis); 13.8 Wound infection; 13.9 Shingles (zoster); 13.10 Scalded skin syndrome; 13.11 Common childhood rashes; 14. Bone and joint infections; 14.1 Osteomyelitis.
- 14.2 Septic arthritis15. Congenital, neonatal and childhood infections; 15.1 Congenital infections; 15.2 Neonatal infections; 15.3 Childhood infections; 15.4 UK immunization timetable; 16. History taking, septic screen and monitoring tests; 16.1 History taking in infectious diseases; 16.2 Septic screen and monitoring tests; 16.3 Standard septic screen; 16.4 Monitoring during sepsis; PART III: SELF-ASSESSMENT; 17. Microbiology; Questions; Bacteria: EMQS; Bacteria: SBAS; Viruses: EMQS; Viruses: SBAS; Fungi, protozoa and helminths: SBAS; Antibiotics: SBAS; Answers; Bacteria: EMQS; Bacteria: SBAS.