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I1 - Intro to Immunology
What is immunology,
What is edward jenner 1790 known for,
When was smallpox eradicated
70
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I2 - Cell Mediated Immunity
What are the,
How are innate and acquired immun...,
Describe the cell levels in the t...
29
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I3 - Innate Immunity
What is a receptor,
What is a ligand,
What is an opsonin
48
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I4 - Immunopathogenesis
What is immunopathogenesis give s...,
What is viral bronchitis,
What are the aetiological agents
35
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MB 5 - Diagnostic Techniques
Learning outcomes for general per...,
What can microbiology be used for,
Give examples of some infectious ...
41
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I5 Antibodies and the Humeral Response
Outline innate and adaptive immunity
1
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MB6 Antimicrobials 1
Learning outcomes for general per...,
What will be covered for general ...,
1 some language associated with a...
32
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I6 Drivers of Inflammation and Immunodeficiency
Learning outcomes for general per...,
What is homeostasis,
What are the signs of inflammation
33
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MB7 Antimicrobials 2
Lecture outcomes for general perusal,
How is the topic relevant for gen...,
What is covered in this lecture f...
36
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I7 Hypersensitivity and Autoimmunity
Learning outcomes,
What is hypersensitivity,
How can hypersensitivity reaction...
27
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MB 8 Respiratory Infections
Learning outcomes for general per...,
Infectious agents are,
Outline the main upper respirator...
29
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MB9 Gastrointestinal Infections 1
What are the bodys natural respon...,
What is,
How are these different forms of dia
34
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MB10 Urinary Tract Infections
Utis,
What are the main modes of acquis...,
What are the factors that
26
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MB11 Gastrointestinal Infections 2
Case,
Learning outcomes for general per...,
1
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MB12 Sexually Transmitted Infections - Mucosal
What are the key mucosal stis and...,
The incidence of most stis is in,
Why is assymptomatic infection im...
36
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MB13 Sexually Transmitted Infections - BBVs
What are the key blood bourne vir...,
Discuss the,
What are the three routes of tran...
36
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MB14 Obstetric and Perinatal Infections
Learning outcomes,
Why is immune tolerance,
Placenta
35
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MB15 CNS Infections
In terms of cns infections why ar...,
How do bugs get into the cns,
What is the name for inflammation...
50
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SPR L1 Childhood Exanthems and Selected Skin Manifestations
What is an exathams,
What do the following agents caus...,
Childhood exanthems what are the ...
37
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SPR L2 Infections of Muscles, Bones and Joints
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SPR L3 Infections of Skin, Soft Tissue, Muscle, Bone and Joints
Learning outcomes for general per...,
What this lecture covers,
What are the three
36
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SPR L4 Intro to Clinical Genetics
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SPR L5 Fever of Unknown Origin
Learning outcomes,
What is a fever,
Fever of unknown origin fuo
26
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SPR L6 Ethical Aspects of Clinical Genetics
Learning objectives,
What is genetics information,
Define a genetic test
18
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SPR L7 Healthcare Acquired Infections
Learning outcomes,
Define risk,
Examples of hcaiwhat are many of ...
24
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SPR L8
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SPR L9
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SPR L10 Genetic Testing and Genetic Counselling
Genetic testing and genetic couns...,
Define genetic counselling,
What are the 3 main steps in gene...
41
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SPR L11
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SPR L12 Infection Prevention and Control
Infection prevention and control,
Measures available to prevent inf...,
Measures available to prevent inf...
16
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SPR L13 Vaccinations and Immunotherapy 1
Learning outcomes,
Control of infectious disease in ...,
Control of disease
27
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SPR L14 Vector-bourne Infections and Zoonoses
Key condit,
Define the following,
Malaria
27
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SPR L15 Vaccines and Immunotherapy 2
Learning outcomes,
Vaccine deliveryhow can vaccines ...,
What is used to guide the vaccina...
24
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SPR L16 Infections in the Immunocompromised Host
Learning outcomes,
Definitions,
Source of infectionoutline the fo...
33
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SPR L17 Genetics Module Overview
Chromosomes vs dna,
What types of genetic disease are...,
What are the characteristics of a...
13
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Decks:
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