Microbiology: Neonatal and Childhood infections/CNS infections and Meningitis/Viral Hepatitis/Vaccines Flashcards
Neonatal and Childhood infections:
What are the key congenital infections, their investigations and management?
Neonatal and Childhood infections:
What are the risk factors, symptoms, investigations and management of early onset sepsis in neonatal infections?
Neonatal and Childhood infections:
What are the risk factors, symptoms, investigations and management of late onset neonatal infections?
Neonatal and Childhood infections:
What are the key organisms in Childhood infections?
What are their symptoms and investigations?
Neonatal and Childhood infections:
What are the common causative organisms of Meningitis in:
- >3 Months old
- <2yrs old
- <3 Months old and not vaccinated
- 1 to 3 Months old
Neonatal and Childhood infections:
What are the common organisms causing Respiratory Tract Infections?
Neonatal and Childhood infections:
What are the common causative organisms of Urinary Tract Infections?
CNS Infection and Meningitis:
What is the subclassifications of meningitis and the causative organisms?
CNS Infection and Meningitis:
What is the aetiology, presentation, diagnosis and management of bacterial meningitis?
Viral Hepatitis:
What are the principles of CSF interpretation?
Viral Hepatitis:
What is the transmission, diagnosis and management of:
- RNA Virus
- dsDNA Virus
- RNA Virus
What is the transmission route of Hepatitis D and E?
Hepatitis D: RNA Virus that can only infect Hepatitis B patients
Hepatitis E: RNA Virus, transmitted by feacooral route. Common in india.
Viral Infections in Pregnancy:
What is the aetiology, presentation, diagnosis and management of Parovirus B19 in Pregnancy?
Viral Infections in Pregnancy:
What is the aetiology, presentation, diagnosis and management of Rubella in Pregnancy?
Viral Infections in Pregnancy:
What is the aetiology, presentation, diagnosis and management of Influenza and Measles in Pregnancy?
Vaccines:
What are the types of vaccine available?
