InfectiousDiseases

<div class="postBody">Sepsis is a common cause of death in the intensive care unit.&nbsp; In this episode I present some of the statistics on septic deaths, introduce the definitions, and present the basic science.&nbsp; Part 2 will cover fluid and drug therapy for septic shock.&nbsp; </div>  

Summary of infection , covering immunology, infectious diseases and treatments  

MECHANISMS OF VIRAL PATHOGENICITY A CLINICALLY BIASED ACCOUNT OF COMMON PATHOGENIC VIRUSES THERAPY OF VIRAL INFECTIONS  

A note to summaries fungal infections  

This PowerPoint presentation compiles the content for an Exhibition entitled TB - an introduction to Infectious Diseases - currently displayed at St George's University of London Pathology Museum (pamphlet, images of specimens, poster). This interactive exhibition aimed to teach A-level, 'Access-to-Medicine' and Medical students about TB and infectious diseases. The exhibition was presented to a group of 'Access-to-Medicine' students whom enjoyed it immensely.  

A video made by Imperial College Yr5 Medical Students to illustrate the mechanisms of actions of various different antibiotic classes  

This video tutorial outlines the definition, classification, signs, symptoms, pathophysiology, investigation and management of pneumonia.  

Zoom in to the image to follow the branches and discover more about sepsis!  

Tetracycline and Chloramphenicol  

Overview of the Pathophysiology and basic clinical aspects of HIV and AIDS  

this file contains the management of the uti with catheter without catheter and antibiotic of preferrence in asymptomatic and severe cases  

GRAM  –ve  Bacteria:  BACILLI     ENTEROBACTERIACEAE  ‘Coliforms’   BACTERIA   Salmonella   Escherichia   Campylobacter   S.enterica  …  

GRAM  +ve  Bacteria:  BACILLI     SPORE  FORMERS   NON-­‐SPORE  FORMERS   BACTERIA   Clostridium   Bacillis   Listeria   Erysipeloth…  

A blog post to help first year medical student remember those pesky antibiotics!  

Perfect for premed, college, medical and nursing students.  

A summary of the mechanisms and classification of antibiotics, with particular focus on penicillins, cephalosporins, carbapenems, quinolones, and aminoglycosides.  

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New Lecture: Immune System: Self/Non-self Recognition • Living: Conservation of several processes. Determines mechanisms from organisms ◦ Autopoieses or the dy…  

Infectious Diseases Emq - Download as PDF File (.pdf).