Infectious diseases 5 course

THE CALENDAR-THEMATIC PLAN OF LECTURES ON INFECTIOUS DISEASES V COURSE, 2024/2025 ACADEMIC YEARS SPECIALLITY «MEDICINE»

CALENDAR AND THEMATIC PLAN OF PRACTICAL CLASSES IN INFECTIOUS DISEASES V COURSE, 2024/2025 ACADEMIC YEAR

Regulations of the СMRS in the discipline “Infectious diseases”

The credit-modular system involves the study of infectious diseases, structured into content modules as logically complete parts of the curriculum.

Attendance policy

The student must attend 100% of practical and lecture classes. In case of missing classes, the student must work out the missed class in accordance with the work schedule approved by the department in the presence of the relevant order of the dean.

Evaluation policy

When assessing knowledge, a student is assigned a maximum of 5 points for each hour of practical training (the grade is set in the traditional 4-point grading system). The maximum number of points that a student can receive in practical classes during the academic year is 100. The number of student’s points is calculated by the formula: the arithmetic mean of the current grades multiplied by 20. The following points are awarded for writing and defending the medical history: “5” – 5 points, “4” – 4 points, “3” – 3 points, “2” – 0 points. In total, a student can receive a maximum of 10 points for the medical history and diagnostic testing, while the required minimum is 6 points. The maximum number of points for the current academic activity of the student is 120. The minimum (admission to the test) – 72 points (60 points for current performance and 6 points for medical history and testing). Practically – oriented differentiated credit is carried out according to the schedule at the end of the semester. The grade for the test is set in the traditional 4-point grading system, with, in general, the grade “5” corresponds to 80 points, “4” – 64 points, “3” – 48 points, “2” – 0 points, of which – the grade for practical and theoretical training is 40% of the total control points and corresponds to – “5” – 32 points, “4” – 25.6 points, “3” – 19.2 points, “2” – 0 points. The score for testing is 20%, which corresponds to – “5” – 16 points, “4” – 12.8 points, “3” – 9.6 points “2” – 0 points. PMK is credited to the student if he scored at least 48 points out of 80. The overall grade for the discipline consists of the sum of the points gained for the current performance and the passing of the PMK. Encouraging points are added to the grade in the discipline – for an individual research project – 5 points, conference presentation – 5, poster presentation – 4, abstracts – 3 points), for the preparation of multimedia presentations – 5 points. The maximum number of these points should not exceed 12, and the total score in the discipline should not exceed 200.

Policy on deadlines and retakes

In the case when the applicant received an unsatisfactory grade for a practically oriented differentiated test, he must retake it in 21 weeks in the form of testing. The maximum grade that a student can receive for the final module control (PMC) is “3”. The grade in the discipline that the applicant receives after retaking the PMC is determined as the sum of the points for the current performance and 48 points for the PMC. In the case when the applicant again did not retake the PMK – the second retake is conducted in the form of testing in the presence of the commission. The maximum score that he can get for the PMK is “3”. After the second retake of the PMK, all current points that the student received in the discipline are canceled. The total grade for the discipline that a student can receive after the 3rd retake of the PMC cannot be more than “3”, which corresponds to 120 points. The applicant must retake the PMK before the beginning of the next semester.

Policy on appealing assessment results

The assessment results of modular and semester attestations may be subject to appeal. To do this, the applicant must submit an appeal to the director / dean on the day of the certification event or after the announcement of the results of its completion, but no later than the next working day. By order of the director, an appeal commission is established. By the decision of the appeal commission, the grade may be changed in case of violations during the certification.

Policy on academic respectability

All work defined by the regulations must be performed by the applicant independently. Cheating is prohibited during the written module or final control. The works of the applicant for higher education should not contain plagiarism, facts of fabrication and falsification of cheating. During the study of the discipline, other manifestations of academic dishonesty are also unacceptable, the list of which is defined by the Code of Academic Integrity of the University. In the event that a teacher reveals a violation of academic integrity by a student during the study of a discipline, the teacher has the right to take one of the following actions – to reduce by up to 40% inclusive the number of points obtained in the performance of the task in the practical lesson; – to provide recommendations for the revision of the compulsory homework with a decrease in the final number of points obtained by 25% inclusive; – not to count the mandatory homework without granting the right to redo it; – to appoint a retake of the written module or final control with a decrease in the final number of points obtained by up to 15% inclusive; – to refuse to retake the written module or final control; – to refuse to take the written module or final control.

Notes.

1 Completion of the 9th semester – credit with the entry of the grade in the statement! (scores obtained during practical and final classes: (ZM1 + ZM2) * 3.85 = credit)

2 Admission to the exam includes: computer testing (50-100 theoretical questions) and solving practical problems. Practical tasks include: examination of the patient, drawing up a patient examination plan, treatment plan with mandatory prescription.

3 Independent work of students, which is provided in the topic along with the classroom, is evaluated during the current control of the topic at the relevant lesson. Mastering of topics that are submitted only for independent work is controlled during the final module control.

4 Individual work in the form of writing a scheme of differential diagnosis and algorithm of examination of the patient is performed by students during the content modules. Each individual work is evaluated in 3 points.

Current control is carried out at each practical lesson in accordance with the specific objectives of the topic and includes standardized forms of control of theoretical training and control of professional skills. Current control includes assessment of the initial level of knowledge (oral or written express survey, test control using test tasks of format A), assessment of the main stage of practical training (control of professional skills during the supervision of patients, solving typical situational problems), assessment of the final level of knowledge in the class (solving situational problems of level III, interpretation of the results of laboratory and other methods of examination of the patient).

5 The final annual control (exam) is carried out upon completion of the study of all topics of the module. To the final annual control are allowed students who have attended all the classroom classes provided by the curriculum in the discipline, and in the study of the module scored a number of points not less than the minimum. Students who have not completed the task of “writing a medical history”, or received a “2” for it on the traditional scale, are not allowed to the final module control, even if there are no absences of classroom classes and regardless of the number of points gained during the module.

6 The final annual control (exam) includes:

Exam: solving situational problems (40 points), interview (40 points).

The final annual control is considered credited if the student scored at least 50 points out of a possible 80.

7 In addition to the mandatory IRS, which is covered in the calendar-thematic plan, another form of IRS is provided:

participation in a student circle with the preparation of student work (publication of abstracts) + 4 points to the final grade in points

speech at the student conference + 4 points to the final grade;

prize place in the Olympiad of students – for the 1st prize + 16 points, for the 2nd + 14 points, for the 3rd place + 12 points to the final grade.

8 Structure of the first round of the Olympiad on infectious diseases:

– average score of practical and final classes – not less than 4;

– computer testing on the studied topics (50 questions) – maximum score 5;

– solving situational tasks “Step 2” (tasks on the studied topics, written testing) – maximum score 5;

– practical skills: examination and examination of the patient, formulation and justification of the preliminary diagnosis, preparation of the examination plan, prescription of treatment – maximum score 5.

List of questions for the final lesson of the content module 1

1 The concept of “infection”, “infectious process”, “infectious disease”. Features of infectious diseases.

2 The main stages of development of infectology. Scientific contribution of domestic and foreign scientists to the study of infectious diseases.

3 History of the Department of Infectious Diseases and Epidemiology of Sumy State University.

4 Classification of infectious diseases.

5 Principles of diagnosis of infectious diseases.

6 Methods of specific diagnosis of infectious diseases.

7 Principles of prevention of infectious diseases.

8 Principles of treatment of infectious diseases.

9 Structure and mode of operation of an infectious diseases hospital. Indications for hospitalization, rules of examination and discharge of patients from an infectious hospital. Features of medical documentation.

10 General characteristics of infectious diseases with fecal-oral mechanism of transmission.

11 Typhoid fever, paratyphoid A and B: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Procedure of hospitalization, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

12 Cholera: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Procedure of hospitalization, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

13 Dehydration shock: definition, pathogenesis, clinical manifestations, differential diagnosis. Clinical and laboratory diagnosis of water-electrolyte disorders at different degrees of dehydration. Emergency care.

14 Salmonellosis: etiology, epidemiology, classification, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Procedure of hospitalization, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

15 Food toxic infections: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital.

16 Rotavirus infection: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital.

17 Enterovirus diseases: etiology, epidemiology, classification, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

18 Poliomyelitis: etiology, epidemiology, classification, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, prognosis, principles of treatment and prevention.

19 Intestinal yersinosis: etiology, epidemiology, classification, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Hospitalization procedure, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

20 Pseudotuberculosis: etiology, epidemiology, classification, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Procedure of hospitalization, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

21 Shigellosis: etiology, epidemiology, classification, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Hospitalization procedure, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

22 Amebiasis: etiology, epidemiology, classification, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Hospitalization procedure, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

23 Giardiasis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention.

24 Balantidiasis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention.

25 Botulism: etiology, epidemiology, classification, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, prognosis, treatment, prevention. The order of hospitalization, rules of discharge of patients from the hospital.

26 Classification of helminthiasis. Influence of helminths on the human body. Methods of laboratory diagnosis of helminthiasis.

27 Ascariasis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention.

28 Enterobiasis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention.

29 Trichocephalosis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention.

30 Ankylostomiasis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention.

31 Strongyloidiasis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention.

32 Trichinosis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention.

33 Dirofilariasis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention

34 Toxocariasis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention.

35 Diphyllobothriosis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention.

36 Teniary heartworm: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention.

37 Teniasis, cysticercosis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention.

38 Hymenolepidosis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention.

39 Echinococcosis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention.

40 Alveococcosis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention.

41 Opisthorchiasis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention.

42 Schistosomiasis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention.

LIST OF MANDATORY PRACTICAL SKILLS

1 Indications for hospitalization of patients in the hospital.

2 Methods of administration of therapeutic serums.

3 Blood sampling for hemoculture.

4 Blood sampling for serological studies.

5 Sampling of material (urine, stool, bile) for bacteriological examination.

6 Sampling of material for virus testing.

7 Gastric lavage.

8 Intestinal lavage.

9 Rectoromanoscopy.

10 Fecal ovoscopy.

List of questions for the final lesson of content module 2

1 General characteristics of infectious diseases of the respiratory tract.

2 Influenza: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Indications for hospitalization.

3 Parainfluenza: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Indications for hospitalization.

4 Adenovirus disease: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Indications for hospitalization.

5 HRSV-infection: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Indications for hospitalization.

6 Rhinovirus infection: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Indications for hospitalization.

7 Classification of human herpesviruses. General characteristics of herpesvirus diseases.

8 Herpes infection: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Indications for hospitalization.

9 Chickenpox. Herpes zoster. Etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from the hospital.

10 Infectious mononucleosis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Indications for hospitalization.

11 Features of the course of herpesvirus infections in patients with HIV / AIDS.

12 Measles: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinic, features of the course in adults, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

13 Rubella: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinic, features of the course in adults, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital.

14 Mumps virus disease: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinic, features of the course in adults, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Indications for hospitalization, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

15 Diphtheria: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Hospitalization procedure, rules of discharge from infectious hospital.

16 Meningococcal infection: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, principles of treatment of various clinical forms, emergency care at the prehospital stage, prevention. Procedure of hospitalization, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

17 Infectious toxic shock: definition, pathogenesis, classification, clinical and laboratory diagnosis, principles of treatment, emergency care at the prehospital stage.

18 Edema – swelling of the brain: definition, pathogenesis, classification, clinical and laboratory diagnosis, principles of treatment, emergency care at the prehospital stage.

19 Respiratory mycoplasmosis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, principles of treatment of various clinical forms, prevention. Indications for hospitalization.

20 Ornithosis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, principles of treatment of various clinical forms, prevention. Indications for hospitalization.

21 Legionellosis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, principles of treatment of various clinical forms, prevention. Indications for hospitalization.

22 Acute respiratory failure: definition, classification, pathogenesis, clinical and laboratory diagnosis, principles of treatment, emergency care at the prehospital stage.

LIST OF MANDATORY PRACTICAL SKILLS

1 Skin allergy test with ornithine.

2 Skin allergy test with tuberculin (for tuberculosis).

3 Method of administration of therapeutic sera.

4 Blood sampling for serological tests.

5 Sampling of material for virus testing.

6 Lumbar puncture.

7 Bladder catheterization.

8 Indications for hospitalization of patients in the hospital.

9 Indirect (closed) heart massage.

10 Tracheal intubation.

11 Artificial ventilation of the lungs.

12 Puncture of the pleural cavity.

List of questions for the final lesson of content module 3:

1 General characteristics of blood infectious diseases.

2 Viral hepatitis A: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, principles of treatment, prevention. Indications for hospitalization, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

3 Viral hepatitis E: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, principles of treatment, prevention. Indications for hospitalization, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

4 Viral hepatitis B: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, principles of treatment, prevention, prognosis. Indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital.

5 Viral hepatitis C: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, principles of treatment, prevention, prognosis. Indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital.

6 Viral hepatitis D: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, principles of treatment, prevention, prognosis. Indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital.

7 Differential diagnosis of jaundice.

8 Fulminant viral hepatitis: pathogenesis, clinical and laboratory diagnosis, principles of treatment.

9 Chronic viral hepatitis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, principles of treatment, prognosis.

10 HIV infection: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, principles of treatment, prevention, prognosis. The order of hospitalization, examination, medical examination.

11 AIDS-associated protozoan infections: pneumocystis pneumonia, cryptosporidiosis, isosporosis, cerebral toxoplasmosis. Clinical and laboratory diagnostics. Principles of treatment and prevention. Indications for hospitalization.

12 AIDS-associated mycoses: candidiasis, cryptococcosis. Clinical and laboratory diagnosis. Principles of treatment and prevention. Indications for hospitalization.

List of questions for the final lesson of content module 4:

1 General characteristics of infectious diseases with a transmissible mechanism of transmission.

2 Malaria: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Indications for examination for malaria. The order of hospitalization, the rules of discharge of patients from an infectious hospital.

3 Leishmaniasis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, complications, principles of treatment and prevention. Indications for hospitalization.

4 Dengue fever: etiology, epidemiology, classification, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, complications, prognosis, principles of treatment and prevention.

5 Pappataci fever: etiology, epidemiology, classification, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, complications, prognosis, principles of treatment and prevention.

6 Tick-borne encephalitis: etiology, epidemiology, classification, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, prognosis, principles of treatment and prevention.

7 Lyme disease: etiology, epidemiology, classification, pathogenesis, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, prognosis, principles of treatment and prevention.

8 Epidemic typhus and Brill’s disease: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Hospitalization procedure, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

9 Epidemic relapsing typhus: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Hospitalization procedure, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

10 Q-fever: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Procedure of hospitalization, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

11 Marseille fever: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. The order of hospitalization, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

LIST OF MANDATORY PRACTICAL SKILLS

1 Skin allergy test with brucellin (Byrne reaction in brucellosis).

2 Blood sampling for sterility.

3 Blood sampling for serological studies.

4 Blood sampling for biochemical research.

5 Blood test for malaria plasmodium.

6 Sampling of material for virus testing.

7 Lumbar puncture.

8 Fractional duodenal probing.

9 Determination of bile pigments in urine (Rosin test).

10 Rapid laboratory tests for rapid diagnosis of infectious diseases

11 Indications for hospitalization of patients in the hospital.

List of questions for the final lesson of the content module 5

1 General characteristics of infectious diseases with wound transmission mechanism.

2 Leptospirosis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Hospitalization procedure, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

3 ARDS: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, prevention. Procedure of hospitalization, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

4 Acute renal failure: definition, pathogenesis, classification, clinical and laboratory diagnosis, principles of treatment, emergency care at the prehospital stage.

5 Rabies: etiology, epidemiology, classification, pathogenesis, clinical course, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, prognosis, principles of treatment and prevention. The order of hospitalization.

6 Tetanus: etiology, epidemiology, classification, pathogenesis, clinical course, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, prognosis, principles of treatment and prevention. The order of hospitalization.

7 Leprosy: etiology, epidemiology, classification, pathogenesis, clinical course, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, prognosis, principles of treatment and prevention. Indications for hospitalization.

8 Felinosis: etiology, epidemiology, classification, pathogenesis, clinical course, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, prognosis, principles of treatment and prevention. Indications for hospitalization.

9 Erysipeloid: etiology, epidemiology, classification, pathogenesis, clinical course, diagnosis, complications, prognosis, principles of treatment and prevention. Indications for hospitalization.

10 Disease from rat bite: sodoku, streptobacillosis. Etiology, epidemiology, classification, pathogenesis, clinical course, diagnosis, complications, prognosis, principles of treatment and prevention. Indications for hospitalization.

11 Definition of “extremely dangerous” and “quarantine” diseases.

12 General characteristics of infectious diseases with multiple mechanisms of transmission.

13 Plague: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, prognosis, treatment, prevention. The order of hospitalization, the rules of discharge of patients from an infectious hospital. Preventive measures in the focus.

14 Anthrax: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, prognosis, treatment, prevention. The order of hospitalization, the rules of discharge of patients from an infectious hospital. Preventive measures in the focus.

15 Tularemia: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, prognosis, treatment, prevention. The order of hospitalization, the rules of discharge of patients from an infectious hospital. Preventive measures in the focal point.

16 Smallpox: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, complications, prognosis, principles of treatment and prevention.

17 Yellow fever: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, prognosis, treatment, prevention. Hospitalization procedure, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

18 Congo-Crimean fever: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, prognosis, treatment, prevention. Hospitalization procedure, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

19 Marburg, Ebola, Lassa fevers: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, complications, prognosis, treatment, prevention. Hospitalization procedure, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

21 Brucellosis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, prognosis, treatment, prevention. Procedure of hospitalization, rules of discharge of patients from infectious hospital.

22 Sepsis: definition, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, prognosis, principles of treatment and prevention. The order of hospitalization, rules of discharge of patients from the hospital.

23 The concept of febrile syndrome of unknown genesis. Algorithm of examination of patients.

24 Concept of TORCH-infections: definition, etiology, epidemiology, clinical and laboratory diagnosis, prognosis. Principles of examination, treatment and prevention.

25 Toxoplasmosis: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinical course, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complications, prognosis, principles of treatment and prevention. Indications for hospitalization.

26 Nosocomial infections: general characteristics, features of clinical course, diagnosis, principles of treatment and prevention.

27 Anaphylactic shock: pathogenesis, classification, clinical manifestations, differential diagnosis, emergency care.

28 Serum sickness: pathogenesis, clinical manifestations, differential diagnosis, emergency care.

LIST OF MANDATORY PRACTICAL SKILLS

1 Conducting skin allergy test with toxoplasmin.

2 Conducting skin allergy test with tularine.

3 Conducting skin allergy test with anthraxin.

4 Methods of administration of therapeutic serums.

5 Blood sampling for sterility.

6 Blood sampling for serological studies.

7 Sampling of material (urine, stool, bile) for bacteriological examination.

8 Sampling of material for virus testing.

9 Indications for hospitalization of patients in the hospital.

10 Bulbonic puncture.

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Section 1.

1.1 Concepts of “infection”, “infectious process”, “infectious disease”. Features of infectious diseases. The main stages of development of infectology. Classification of infectious diseases.

Diagnosis of infectious diseases.

1.2.1 Principles of diagnosis of infectious diseases.

1.2.2 Methods of specific diagnosis of infectious diseases.

1.2.3 Principles of prevention of infectious diseases.

1.2.4 Principles of treatment of infectious diseases.

1.2.5 Indications for hospitalization, rules for examination and discharge of patients from an infectious diseases hospital.

1.2.6 General characteristics of infectious diseases with fecal-oral mechanism of transmission.

1.3.1 Typhoid fever, paratyphoid A and B: etiology, clinical classification, example of diagnosis.

1.3.2 Typhoid fever: pathogenesis, clinical course.

1.3.3 Paratyphoid A and B: clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.3.4 Typhoid fever: diagnosis and clinical complications.

1.3.5 Typhoid fever, paratyphoid A and B: laboratory diagnosis in different periods of the course.

1.3.6 Typhoid fever, paratyphoid A and B: treatment, prevention.

1.3.7 Typhoid fever, paratyphoid fever A and B: hospitalization procedure, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital.

1.4.1 Cholera: etiology, clinical classification, example of diagnosis.

1.4.2 Cholera: pathogenesis, clinical course of typical and atypical forms.

1.4.3 Cholera: diagnosis and clinical course of complications

1.4.4 Cholera: laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis.

1.4.5 Cholera: treatment, prevention.

1.4.6 Cholera: hospitalization procedure, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital.

1.5.1 Dehydration shock: definition, pathogenesis.

1.5.2 Dehydration shock: clinic, differential diagnosis.

1.5.3 Dehydration shock: laboratory diagnosis of water and electrolyte disorders at different degrees of dehydration.

1.5.4 Dehydration shock: Emergency care.

1.6.1 Salmonellosis: etiology, clinical classification, example of diagnosis.

1.6.2 Salmonellosis: pathogenesis, clinical course of septic form.

1.6.3 Salmonellosis: pathogenesis, clinical course of gastrointestinal form.

1.6.4 Salmonellosis: laboratory diagnosis.

1.6.5 Salmonellosis: treatment, prevention.

1.6.6 Salmonellosis: hospitalization procedure, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital.

1.7.1 Foodborne toxicoinfections: etiology, pathogenesis, example of diagnosis.

1.7.2 Foodborne toxicoinfections: clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.7.3 Foodborne toxicoinfections: laboratory diagnosis, treatment.

1.7.4 Foodborne toxic infections: indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital.

1.8.1 Rotavirus infection: etiology, pathogenesis, classification, example of diagnosis.

1.8.2 Rotavirus infection: clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.8.3 Rotavirus infection: laboratory diagnosis.

1.8.4 Rotavirus infection: treatment, prevention.

1.8.5 Rotavirus infection: indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital.

1.9.1 Enterovirus diseases: etiology, pathogenesis, classification, example of diagnosis.

1.9.2 Enterovirus diseases: clinical course, differential diagnosis, complications.

1.9.3 Enteroviral diseases: laboratory diagnosis, treatment, prevention.

1.10.1 Poliomyelitis: etiology, pathogenesis, classification, example of diagnosis.

1.10.2 Poliomyelitis: clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.10.3 Poliomyelitis: laboratory diagnosis, principles of treatment.

1.10.4 Poliomyelitis: prevention, indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious diseases hospital.

1.11.1 Intestinal yersinosis: etiology, pathogenesis, classification, example of diagnosis.

1.11.2 Intestinal yersinosis: clinical course, differential diagnosis, complications.

1.11.3 Intestinal yersinosis: laboratory diagnosis, treatment.

1.11.4 Intestinal yersinosis: prevention, indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital.

1.12.1 Pseudotuberculosis: etiology, pathogenesis, classification, example of diagnosis.

1.12.2 Pseudotuberculosis: clinical course, differential diagnosis, complications.

1.12.3 Pseudotuberculosis: laboratory diagnosis, treatment.

1.12.5 Pseudotuberculosis: prevention, indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital.

1.13.1 Shigellosis: etiology, pathogenesis, clinical classification, example of diagnosis.

1.13.2 Shigellosis: classification, clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.13.3 Shigellosis: laboratory diagnosis, treatment.

1.13.5 Shigellosis: prevention, indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital.

1.14.1 Amoebiasis: etiology, pathogenesis, clinical classification, example of diagnosis.

1.14.2 Amebiasis: clinical course, differential diagnosis, complications.

1.14.3 Amebiasis: laboratory diagnosis, treatment.

1.14.4 Amoebiasis: prevention, indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital.

1.15.1 Giardiasis: etiology, pathogenesis, clinical classification, example of diagnosis.

1.15.2 Giardiasis: clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.15.3 Giardiasis: laboratory diagnosis. treatment.

1.15.4 Giardiasis: prevention, indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital.

1.16.1 Balantidiasis: etiology, pathogenesis, clinical classification, example of diagnosis.

1.16.2 Balantidiasis: clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.16.3 Balantidiasis: laboratory diagnosis, treatment.

1.16.4 Balantidiasis: prevention, indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital.

1.17.1 Botulism: etiology, pathogenesis, clinical classification, example of diagnosis.

1.17.2 Botulism: clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.17.3 Botulism: laboratory diagnosis, complications.

1.17.4 Botulism: treatment, prevention.

1.17.5 Botulism: hospitalization procedure, rules for discharge of patients from the hospital.

1.18.1 Classification of helminthic diseases.

1.18.2 Pathogenic effect of helminths on the human body, phases of the invasive process. Methods of laboratory diagnosis of helminthic diseases.

1.18.3 Ascariasis: etiology, clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.18.4 Ascariasis: laboratory diagnosis, treatment.

1.18.6 Ascariasis: prevention, indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious diseases hospital.

1.19.1 Enterobiosis: etiology, clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.19.2 Enterobiosis: laboratory diagnosis, treatment, prevention.

1.20.1 Trichocephalosis: etiology, clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.20.2 Trichocephalosis: laboratory diagnosis, treatment, prevention.

1.21.1 Strongyloidiasis: etiology, clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.21.2 Strongyloidiasis: laboratory diagnosis, treatment, prevention.

1.22.1 Trichinosis: etiology, clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.22.2 Trichinosis: laboratory diagnosis, treatment, prevention.

1.23.1 Toxocariasis: etiology, clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.23.2 Toxocariasis: laboratory diagnosis, treatment, prevention.

1.24.1 Diphyllobothriosis: etiology, clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.24.2 Diphyllobothriasis: laboratory diagnosis, treatment, prevention.

1.25.1 Tenariinchiasis: etiology, clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.25.2 Tenariinchiasis: laboratory diagnosis, treatment, prevention. prevention.

1.26.1 Teniasis, cysticercosis: etiology, clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.26.2 Teniasis: laboratory diagnosis, treatment, prevention.

1.27.1 Hymenolepidosis: etiology, clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.27.2 Hymenolepidosis: laboratory, treatment, prevention.

1.28.1 Echinococcosis: etiology, clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.28.2 Echinococcosis: laboratory diagnosis, treatment, prevention.

1.29.1 Alveococcosis: etiology, clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.29.2 Alveococcosis: laboratory diagnosis, treatment, prevention.

1.30.1 Opisthorchiasis: etiology, clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.30.2 Opisthorchiasis: laboratory diagnosis, treatment.

1.30.4 Opisthorchiasis: prevention, indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious diseases hospital.

1.31.1 Schistosomiasis: etiology, clinical course, differential diagnosis.

1.31.2 Schistosomiasis: laboratory diagnosis, treatment, prevention.

Section 2.

2.1.1 General characteristics of infectious diseases of the respiratory tract.

2.2.1 Influenza: etiology, classification.

2.2.2 Influenza pathogenesis, clinical course, example of diagnosis.

2.2.3. Influenza: differential diagnosis, laboratory diagnosis, complications.

2.2.4. Influenza: treatment, prevention. Indications for hospitalization.

2.3.1. Parainfluenza: etiology, classification.

2.3.2 Parainfluenza pathogenesis, clinical course.

2.3.3 Parainfluenza: laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis.

2.3.4 Parainfluenza: complications, treatment, prevention.

2.4.1 Adenovirus disease: etiology, pathogenesis.

2.4.2 Adenovirus disease classification, clinical course.

2.4.3 Adenovirus disease laboratory diagnosis, example of diagnosis.

2.4.4 Adenovirus infection differential diagnosis, treatment.

2.4.5 Adenovirus infection, diagnosis, treatment, prevention.

2.5.1 MS infection: etiology, pathogenesis, clinical course.

2.5.2 MS infection: laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis.

2.5.3 MS infection: complications, diagnosis, treatment.

2.6.1 Rhinovirus infection: etiology, pathogenesis, clinical course.

2.6.2 Rhinovirus infection: laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis.

2.6.3 Rhinovirus infection: diagnosis, treatment.

2.7.1 Classification of human herpesviruses. General characteristics of herpesvirus diseases.

2.8.2 Herpetic infection: etiology, pathogenesis, classification.

2.8.3 Herpetic infection: clinical course, laboratory diagnosis.

2.8.4 Herpetic infection: differential diagnosis, complications.

2.8.5 Herpetic infection treatment, prevention.

2.9.1 Varicella zoster: etiology, pathogenesis, clinical course.

2.9.2 Varicella zoster laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis.

2.9.3 Varicella zoster complications, treatment, rules for discharge of patients from the hospital, admission to the team.

2.10.1 Herpes zoster: etiology, pathogenesis, clinical course.

2.10.2 Herpes zoster laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis.

2.10.3 Herpes zoster complications, treatment, example of diagnosis.

2.11.1 Infectious mononucleosis: etiology, pathogenesis, classification.

2.11.2 Infectious mononucleosis clinical course, laboratory diagnosis.

2.11.3 Infectious mononucleosis differential diagnosis, complications.

2.11.4 Infectious mononucleosis treatment, prevention, indications for hospitalization.

2.12.1 Features of the course of herpesvirus infections in patients with HIV/AIDS.

2.13.1 Measles: etiology, pathogenesis, classification.

2.13.2 Measles clinic, features of the course in adults.

2.13.3 Measles laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis.

2.13.4 Measles complications, treatment, prevention, admission to the team.

2.14.1 Rubella: etiology, pathogenesis, classification.

2.14.2 Rubella, clinic, features of the course in adults, an example of diagnosis.

2.14.3 Rubella laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis.

2.15.4 Rubella complications, treatment, prevention.

2.16.5 Rubella indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital, prevention.

2.17.1 Mumps virus disease: etiology, pathogenesis, classification, clinic.

2.18.2 Mumps virus disease: features of the course in adults, laboratory diagnosis, example of diagnosis.

2.18.3 Mumps virus disease differential diagnosis, complications.

2.18.4 Mumps virus disease: treatment, prevention.

2.19.1 Diphtheria: etiology, classification.

2.19.2 Diphtheria of the oropharynx: pathogenesis, clinical course, example of diagnosis.

2.19.2 Diphtheria of the larynx: pathogenesis, clinical course, example of diagnosis.

2.19.3 Diphtheria of the oropharynx: differential diagnosis, complications

2.19.3 Diphtheria of the larynx: differential diagnosis, complications. Croup.

2.19.4 Diphtheria: diagnosis, treatment.

2.19.4 Diphtheria: treatment, prevention. Hospitalization procedure, rules of discharge from an infectious hospital.

2.20.1 Meningococcal infection: etiology, pathogenesis, classification.

2.20.2 Meningococcal infection: meningococcal nasopharyngitis, clinic, differential diagnosis.

2.20.3 Meningococcal infection: meningococcal meningitis, differential diagnosis.

2.20.3 Meningococcal infection: meningococcemia, differential diagnosis.

2.20.1 Meningococcal infection: etiology, diagnosis.

2.20.1 Meningococcal infection: complications, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital.

2.20.4 Meningococcal infection: principles of treatment of various clinical forms, emergency care at the pre-hospital stage.

2.21.2 Infectious and toxic shock: etiopathogenesis.

2.21.2 Infectious toxic shock: etiology, stages.

2.21.2 Infectious – toxic shock: clinic, diagnostic methods.

2.21.2 Infectious toxic shock: treatment, emergency care at the prehospital stage.

2.22.1 Edema – swelling of the brain: definition, pathogenesis, classification.

2.22.2 Edema – swelling of the brain: clinic, diagnosis.

2.22.3 Edema – swelling of the brain: principles of treatment, emergency care at the prehospital stage.

2.23.1 Respiratory mycoplasmosis: etiology, pathogenesis, classification

2.23.2 Respiratory mycoplasmosis: clinical course, laboratory diagnosis.

2.23.3 Respiratory mycoplasmosis: differential diagnosis, complications.

2.23.4 Respiratory mycoplasmosis principles of treatment of various clinical forms, prevention.

2.24.1 Ornithosis: etiology, pathogenesis, classification.

2.24.2 Ornithosis clinical course, laboratory diagnosis.

2.24.3 Ornithosis differential diagnosis, complications.

2.24.4 Ornithosis principles of treatment of various clinical forms, prevention.

2.25.1 Legionellosis: etiology, pathogenesis, classification.

2.25.2 Legionellosis clinical course, laboratory diagnosis.

2.25.3 Legionellosis: differential diagnosis, complications.

2.25.4 Legionellosis principles of treatment of various clinical forms, prevention.

2.26.1 Acute respiratory failure: definition, classification.

2.26.2 Acute respiratory failure pathogenesis, clinical and laboratory diagnosis.

2.26.3 Acute respiratory failure principles of treatment, emergency care at the prehospital stage.

Section 3.

3.1.1 General characteristics of blood-borne infectious diseases (sources, mechanism and factors of transmission, clinical syndromes).

3.2.1 HAV: etiology (pathogen, environmental resistance, sensitivity to disinfectants), epidemiology.

3.2.2 HAV: pathogenesis, classification, example of diagnosis.

3.2.3 HAV: clinic of different periods of the disease.

3.2.4 HAV: laboratory diagnosis.

3.2.5 HAV: differential diagnosis.

3.2.6 HAV: principles of treatment, prevention.

3.2.7 HAV: indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital, dispensary observation.

3.3.1 HEV: etiology (pathogen, environmental resistance, sensitivity to disinfectants), epidemiology.

3.3.2 HEV: pathogenesis, classification, example of diagnosis.

3.3.3 HEV: clinic of different periods of the disease.

3.3.4 HEV: laboratory diagnosis.

3.3.5 HEV: differential diagnosis.

3.3.6 HEV: principles of treatment, prevention.

3.3.7 HEV: indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital, dispensary observation.

3.4.1 HBV: etiology (pathogen, environmental resistance, sensitivity to disinfectants), epidemiology.

3.4.2 HBV: pathogenesis, classification, example of diagnosis.

3.4.3 HBV: clinic of different periods of the disease.

3.4.5 Acute HBV: complications.

3.4.6 Acute HBV: laboratory diagnosis.

3.4.7 Acute HBV: differential diagnosis.

3.4.8 Acute HBV: principles of treatment.

3.4.9 HBV: prophylaxis (specific and non-specific), prognosis.

3.4.10 HBV: indications for hospitalization, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious diseases hospital, follow-up.

3.5.1 HCV: etiology (pathogen, environmental resistance, sensitivity to disinfectants), epidemiology, indications for hospitalization.

3.5.2 HCV: pathogenesis, classification, example of diagnosis.

3.5.3 Acute HCV: clinic of different periods of the disease, complications.

3.5.4 Acute HCV: laboratory diagnostics.

3.5.5 HCV: differential diagnosis.

3.5.6 Acute HCV: principles of treatment, prognosis, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious diseases hospital

3.6.1 HDV: etiology (pathogen, environmental resistance, sensitivity to disinfectants), epidemiology, indications for hospitalization.

3.6.2 HDV: clinic, example of diagnosis.

3.6.3 HDV: features of laboratory diagnostics, principles of treatment, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious diseases hospital.

3.7.1 Differential diagnosis of jaundice.

3.8.1 Fulminant viral hepatitis: features of the clinic and laboratory diagnosis, principles of treatment.

3.9.1 Chronic viral hepatitis: features of pathogenesis, classification, example of diagnosis.

3.9.2 Chronic viral hepatitis: clinic.

3.9.3 Chronic viral hepatitis: laboratory diagnosis.

3.9.4 Chronic viral hepatitis: principles of treatment, prognosis.

3.10.1 HIV infection: etiology (causative agent, features of the virus structure, resistance in the environment, sensitivity to disinfectants), epidemiology.

3.10.2 HIV infection: pathogenesis.

3.10.3 HIV infection: clinical stages, example of diagnosis.

3.10.4 HIV infection: laboratory diagnosis.

3.10.5 HIV infection: principles of treatment, groups of drugs, prognosis.

3.10.6 HIV infection: procedure for hospitalization, medical examination (frequency of examinations), prevention.

3.11.1 Pneumocystis pneumonia as an AIDS-associated disease: clinic, laboratory diagnosis, principles of treatment and prevention.

3.11.2 Cryptosporidiosis as an AIDS-associated protozoal infection: clinic, laboratory diagnosis, principles of treatment and prevention.

3.11.3 Isosporosis as an AIDS-associated protozoal infection: clinic, laboratory diagnosis, principles of treatment and prevention.

3.11.4 Cerebral toxoplasmosis as an AIDS-associated protozoal infection: clinic, laboratory diagnosis, principles of treatment and prevention.

3.11.5 Candidiasis in HIV infection: clinic, laboratory diagnosis, principles of treatment and prevention.

Section 4.

4.1 General characteristics of infectious diseases with a transmissible mechanism of transmission.

4.2.1. Malaria: etiology, epidemiology.

4.2.2 Malaria: pathogenesis

4.2.3 Malaria: classification, example of diagnosis.

4.2.4 Malaria: clinical course of malaria caused by Pl. vivax.

4.2.5 Malaria: clinical course of malaria caused by Pl. ovale.

4.2.6 Malaria: clinical course of malaria caused by Pl. malaria.

4.2.7 Malaria: clinical course of malaria caused by Pl. falciparum.

4.2.8 Malaria: main complications of their clinical course.

4.2.9 Malaria: laboratory diagnosis and differential diagnosis.

4.2.10 Malaria: treatment, prevention.

4.2.11 Malaria: indications for examination for malaria. The procedure for hospitalization. Rules for discharge from an infectious hospital.

4.3.1. Leishmaniasis: etiology, epidemiology, classification.

4.3.2. Leishmaniasis: pathogenesis, clinical course of visceral leishmaniasis, example of diagnosis.

4.3.3. Leishmaniasis: pathogenesis, clinical course of cutaneous leishmaniasis, an example of diagnosis.

4.3.4. Leishmaniasis: pathogenesis, clinical course of cutaneous leishmaniasis, an example of diagnosis.

4.3.5. Leishmaniasis: laboratory diagnosis and differential diagnosis.

4.3.6. Leishmaniasis: treatment, prevention.

4.3.7. Leishmaniasis: differential diagnosis, indications for examination for leishmaniasis. The procedure for hospitalization. Rules for discharge from an infectious hospital.

4.4.1. Dengue fever: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis.

4.4.2. Dengue fever: clinical course and complications, an example of diagnosis.

4.4.3. Dengue fever: laboratory diagnosis and differential diagnosis.

4.4.4. Dengue fever: treatment and prevention.

4.5.1.Pappatachi fever: etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis.

4.5.2. Pappatachi fever: clinical course and complications, example of diagnosis.

4.5.3. Pappatachi fever: laboratory diagnosis and differential diagnosis.

4.5.4. Pappatachi fever: treatment and prevention.

4.6.1. Tick-borne encephalitis: etiology, epidemiology.

4.6.2. Tick-borne encephalitis: pathogenesis, classification and example of diagnosis.

4.6.3. Tick-borne encephalitis: clinical course and complications.

4.6.4. Tick-borne encephalitis: laboratory diagnosis and differential diagnosis.

4.6.5. Tick-borne encephalitis: principles of treatment, prognosis, prevention.

4.6.6. Tick-borne encephalitis: differential diagnosis. The order of hospitalization. Rules for discharge from an infectious hospital.

4.7.1. Lyme disease: etiology, epidemiology.

4.7.2. Lyme disease: pathogenesis.

4.7.3. Lyme disease: classification and example of diagnosis.

4.7.4. Lyme disease: clinical course and complications.

4.7.5. Lyme disease: laboratory diagnosis and differential diagnosis.

4.7.6. Lyme disease: principles of treatment and prevention.

4.7.7. Lyme disease: differential diagnosis. The procedure for hospitalization. Rules for discharge from an infectious hospital.

4.8.1. Epidemic typhus: etiology, epidemiology.

4.8.2. Epidemic typhus: pathogenesis.

4.8.3. Epidemic typhus: classification, example of diagnosis.

4.8.4. Epidemic typhus: clinical course. complications and their clinic.

4.8.5. Epidemic typhus: laboratory diagnosis and differential diagnosis.

4.8.6. Epidemic typhus: principles of treatment and prevention.

4.8.7. Epidemic typhus: hospitalization procedure, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital, measures in the center.

4.9.1. Brill’s disease: etiology, epidemiology.

4.9.2. Brill’s disease: clinical course, laboratory diagnosis.

4.9.3. Brill’s disease: principles of treatment and prevention.

4.10.1. Q fever: etiology, epidemiology.

4.10.2. Q fever: etiology, pathogenesis.

4.10.3. Q fever: classification and example of diagnosis.

4.10.4. Q fever: clinical course and complications.

4.10.5. Q fever: laboratory diagnosis and differential diagnosis.

4.10.6. Q fever: principles of treatment and prevention.

4.11.1. Epidemic relapsing fever: etiology, epidemiology.

4.11.2. Epidemic relapsing fever: etiology, pathogenesis.

4.11.3. Epidemic relapsing fever: classification and example of diagnosis.

4.11.4. Epidemic relapsing fever: clinical course, complications.

4.11.5. Epidemic relapsing fever: laboratory diagnosis and differential diagnosis.

4.11.6. Epidemic relapsing typhus: principles of treatment and prevention, rules for discharge of patients from an infectious hospital.

4.12.1. Marseille fever: etiology, epidemiology.

4.12.2. Marseille fever: etiology, pathogenesis.

4.12.3. Marseilles fever: clinical course and complications, example of diagnosis.

4.12.4. Marseille fever: laboratory diagnosis and differential diagnosis.

4.12.5. Marseille fever: differential diagnosis, principles of treatment and prevention.

Section 5

5.1.1 Leptospirosis: etiology, classification, example of diagnosis.

5.1.2. Leptospirosis: etiology, pathogenesis.
5.1.3. Leptospirosis: clinic, complications.
5.1.4. Leptospirosis: laboratory and differential diagnosis.
5.1.5. Leptospirosis: etiotropic and pathogenetic therapy.
5.1.6. Leptospirosis: treatment, discharge rules, follow-up.

5.2.1 Hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome: etiology, pathogenesis.

5.2.2 Hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome: clinic, main clinical syndromes, example of diagnosis.

5.2.3 Hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome: laboratory and differential diagnosis.

5.2.4 Hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome: etiotropic and pathogenetic therapy.

5.2.5 Hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome: treatment, discharge rules, follow-up.

5.3.1 Acute renal failure: etiopathogenesis, diagnostic criteria.

5.3.2 Acute renal failure: diagnostic criteria, principles of treatment.

5.3.3 Acute renal failure: etiopathogenesis, principles of treatment.

5.4.1 Rabies: etiology, pathogenesis, classification.

5.4.2 Rabies: clinic, main clinical syndromes, example of diagnosis.

5.4.3 Rabies: laboratory and differential diagnosis.

5.4.4 Rabies: treatment, prognosis.

5.4.5. Rabies: prevention, first aid measures in case of animal bite.

5.5.1 Tetanus: etiology, pathogenesis, classification.

5.5.2 Tetanus: clinic, example of diagnosis.

5.5.3 Tetanus: laboratory and differential diagnosis.

5.5.4 Tetanus: diagnosis, treatment.

5.5.5 Tetanus: methods of specific prevention (planned and emergency).

5.5.6 Tetanus: emergency prophylaxis, rules of discharge, dispensary observation.

5.6.1 Erysipelas: etiology, pathogenesis, classification.

5.6.2 Erysipelas: clinic, main clinical syndromes, example of diagnosis.

5.6.3 Erysipelas: clinic, complications, prognosis.

5.6.4 Erysipelas: laboratory and differential diagnosis.

5.6.5 Erysipelas: treatment, prevention.

5.6.6 Erysipelas: rules of discharge, dispensary observation, prevention of chronic form.

5.7.1 Felinosis: etiology, pathogenesis, classification.

5.7.2 Felinosis: clinic, example of diagnosis.

5.7.3 Felinosis: laboratory and differential diagnosis.

5.7.4 Felinosis: differential diagnosis, treatment.

5.8.1 Erysipeloid: etiology, pathogenesis, classification.

5.8.2 Erysipeloid: clinic, example of diagnosis.

5.8.3 Erysipeloid: classification, main clinical syndromes.

5.8.4 Erysipeloid: laboratory and differential diagnosis.

5.8.5 Erysipeloid: treatment, prevention.

5.9.1 Spirillosis: etiology, pathogenesis, classification.

5.9.2 Spirillosis: clinic, example of diagnosis.

5.9.3 Spirillosis: classification, main clinical syndromes.

5.9.4 Spirillosis: laboratory and differential diagnosis.

5.9.5 Spirillosis: diagnosis, treatment.

5.10.1 Streptobacillosis: etiology, clinic, treatment.

5.11.1 Plague: etiology, pathogenesis, classification.

5.11.2 Bubonic plague: example of diagnosis, clinic.

5.11.3 Pneumonic plague: example of diagnosis, clinic.

5.11.4 Cellulocutaneous form of plague, plague meningitis: example of diagnosis, clinic.

5.11.5 Bubonic plague: laboratory and differential diagnosis.

5.11.6 Plague: laboratory and differential diagnosis.

5.11.7 Plague: complications, treatment.

5.12.1 Anthrax: etiology, pathogenesis, classification.

5.12.2 Cutaneous anthrax: clinic, example of diagnosis.

5.12.3 Pulmonary anthrax: clinic, example of diagnosis.

5.12.4 Anthrax: laboratory and differential diagnosis.

5.12.5 Anthrax: complications, treatment.

5.13.1 Tularemia: etiology, classification, pathogenesis.

5.13.2 Ulceroglandular form of tularemia (ulcerative-bubonic): clinic, example of diagnosis.

5.13.3 Pulmonary form of tularemia: clinic, example of diagnosis.

5.12.4 Glandular form of tularemia: clinic, example of diagnosis.

5.12.5 Gastrointestinal and generalized forms of tularemia: clinic, example of diagnosis.

5.12.6 Tularemia: laboratory and differential diagnosis.

5.12.7 Tularemia: complications, treatment.

5.13.1 Smallpox: etiology, classification, example of diagnosis.

5.13.2 Smallpox: clinic, pathogenesis.

5.13.3 Smallpox: laboratory and differential diagnosis.

5.13.4 Smallpox: complications, treatment.

5.14.1 Yellow fever: etiology, classification, example of diagnosis.

5.14.2 Yellow fever: clinic, pathogenesis.

5.14.3 Yellow fever: laboratory and differential diagnosis.

5.14.4 Yellow fever: complications, treatment.

5.15.1 Congo-Crimea fever: etiology, classification, example of diagnosis.

5.15.2 Congo-Crimea fever: clinic, pathogenesis.

5.15.3 Congo-Crimea fever: laboratory and differential diagnosis.

5.15.4 Congo-Crimea fever: complications, treatment.

5.16.1 Marburg fever: etiology, classification, example of diagnosis.

5.16.2 Marburg fever: clinic, pathogenesis.

5.16.3 Marburg fever: laboratory and differential diagnosis.

5.16.4 Marburg fever: complications, treatment.

5.17.1 Ebola fever: etiology, classification, example of diagnosis.

5.17.2 Ebola fever: clinic, pathogenesis.

5.17.3 Ebola fever: laboratory and differential diagnosis.

5.17.4 Ebola fever: complications, treatment.

5.18.1 Brucellosis: etiology, classification, example of diagnosis.

5.18.2 Brucellosis: clinic, pathogenesis.

5.18.3 Brucellosis: laboratory and differential diagnosis.

5.18.4 Brucellosis: complications, treatment.

5.19.1 Sepsis: definition, etiology, example of diagnosis.

5.19.2 Sepsis: clinic, pathogenesis.

5.19.3 Sepsis: laboratory and differential diagnosis.

5.19.4 Sepsis: treatment, prevention.

5.20.1 Fever syndrome of unknown genesis: algorithm of diagnosis, treatment.

5.21.1 Toxoplasmosis: etiology, classification, example of diagnosis.

5.21.2 Toxoplasmosis: clinic, pathogenesis.

5.21.3 Toxoplasmosis: laboratory and differential diagnosis.

5.21.4 Toxoplasmosis: complications, treatment.

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