Yaz semestrində keçirilən fənlər (İNG bölməsi)
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Yoluxucu xəstəliklər |
Praktika 16 saat |
Currently, as in all fields of science, the implementation of modern, advanced, more efficient innovative measures in the field of medical education is one of the priority issues. Further improvement of the quality of education, increase of indicators of assimilation, knowledge and skills, organization of education at the level of modern requirements largely depends on the correct organization of methodological work. In this regard, updating of educational programs and their compliance with innovative requirements is one of the important issues.
Infectious diseases occupy one of the main places in morbidity among the population. Specialists working in all fields of practical medicine often encounter people suffering from these diseases. Since the symptoms of the initial period of infectious diseases are very diverse, it is sometimes very difficult to distinguish them from somatic, surgical, etc. diseases. This situation, in addition to delaying medical care for patients, can also pose an epidemiological threat. At the same time, taking into account innovations in clinical manifestations, complications, treatment, as well as modern diagnostic methods, it is one of the most important tasks to mobilize existing opportunities to improve their education at a modern level, and to correctly coordinate theoretical and practical knowledge.
Level of Education: Bachelor's (Basic Higher Medical Education)
Specialty: Medicine
Purpose of the subject: Introducing students to the subject, teaching extensive knowledge about the subject and object of the subject, clinical characteristics of infectious diseases, modern methods of examination and treatment, instilling progressive knowledge about the features of history taking.
Learning outcomes of the subject:
Subject content :
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1. Exanthematous diseases - Measles, Rubella, Scarlet fever, Chickenpox. Clinical features, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment and prevention. 2.Diarrheal diseases - Salmonellosis, Cholera, Viral diarrheas, Shigellosis, Escherichiosis. Clinical features, differential diagnosis, treatment and prevention. 3.Respiratory infections - Influenza, Parainfluenza, Adenovirus, Coronavirus, Rhinovirus, Reovirus, Respiratory syncytial virus infection. Clinical features, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment and prevention. |
Reading 1.1: Harrison’s Infection Diseases. Derived from Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine, Editors Dennis L. Kasper, Anthony S. Fauci. 17th Edition.: 2-66, 522-527 Reading 1.2: Infectious disease Epidemiology. Theory and practice. 3-rd edition. Edited by Kenrad E. Nelson, MD, Carolyn Masters Williams, PhD, MPH. Chapter 2 Epidemiology of Infectious Disease: General Principles. 19-42 Reading 1.3: Infectious disease process (pathogenesis) dcasip.medicine.duke.edu Reading 1.4: who.inf. https://www.who.inf>typhoid
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1. Infectious diseases presenting with jaundice - Viral hepatitides, Leptospirosis. Clinical features, differential diagnosis, treatment and prevention. 2.Hemorrhagic fevers - Crimean-Congo, Ebola, Marburg, Yellow fever. Clinical features, differential diagnosis, treatment and prevention. 3.Skin and mucous membrane infections - Anthrax, Erysipelas, Tetanus, Rabies. Clinical features, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment and prevention. |
Reading 1.1: Harrison’s Infection Diseases. Derived from Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine, Editors Dennis L. Kasper, Anthony S. Fauci. 3-rd Edition.: 522-527
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1.Neuroinfections - Meningococcal infection, Mosquito-borne encephalitis, Tick-borne encephalomyelitis. Clinical features, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment and prevention. 2.Helminthiases - Ascariasis, Enterobiasis, Trichocephalosis, Echinococcosis, Taeniarhynchosis. Clinical features, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment and prevention. |
Reading 1.1: Harrison’s Infection Diseases. Derived from Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine, Editors Dennis L. Kasper, Anthony S. Fauci. 3-rd Edition.: 530 |
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