Introduction to Common Microorganisms
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![Student [1] 12-15 minutes
• Title: Introduction to common microorganisms
in surgical practice.
• Contents: types of bacteria, viruses and fungi
causing diseases. Groups with examples.
Suggested Reference: Applied Basic Science for Basic Surgical Training. 2nd edition.
Andrew T. Raftery. Churchill Livingstone, Elsevier. International edition.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/08antibioticsandsurgicalinfectionsseminaroutlines-160212184612/85/08-antibiotics-and-surgical-infections-seminar-outlines-1-320.jpg)
![Student [2] 12-15 minutes
• Title: Introduction to common antibiotics and
antimicrobial in surgical practice.
• Contents: Classification, mechanism of action,
groups with examples.
Suggested Reference: Applied Basic Science for Basic Surgical Training. 2nd edition.
Andrew T. Raftery. Churchill Livingstone, Elsevier. International edition.](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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Introduction to Common Microorganisms
- 1. Student [1] 12-15 minutes • Title: Introduction to common microorganisms in surgical practice. • Contents: types of bacteria, viruses and fungi causing diseases. Groups with examples. Suggested Reference: Applied Basic Science for Basic Surgical Training. 2nd edition. Andrew T. Raftery. Churchill Livingstone, Elsevier. International edition.
- 2. Student [2] 12-15 minutes • Title: Introduction to common antibiotics and antimicrobial in surgical practice. • Contents: Classification, mechanism of action, groups with examples. Suggested Reference: Applied Basic Science for Basic Surgical Training. 2nd edition. Andrew T. Raftery. Churchill Livingstone, Elsevier. International edition.
- 3. Student [3] 15-20 minutes • Title: Surgical Sepsis. • Contents: - Skin infections (boils, styes, carbuncles, erysipelas) - Cellulitis - Lymphangitis and lymphadenitis - Gas gangreen - Tetanus - Abscess - Fungal infections, in general. Suggested Reference: Applied Basic Science for Basic Surgical Training. 2nd edition. Andrew T. Raftery. Churchill Livingstone, Elsevier. International edition.
- 4. Student [4] 15 minutes • Title: Surgical site infection and intra- abdominal infections. • Contents: Definition, risk factors, Classification, prevention. Suggested Reference: Schwartz’s manual of surgery, F. Charles B. 8th edtion. McGraw Hill. International edition. 90-93
- 5. Student [5] 15-20 minutes • Title: Hospital acquired infection. • Contents: - definition, types - Methods of spread - Prevention - Sterilization (physical, irradiation, chemical … etc) - Disinfection (definition, methods) Suggested Reference: Applied Basic Science for Basic Surgical Training. 2nd edition. Andrew T. Raftery. Churchill Livingstone, Elsevier. International edition.162-170
- 6. Student [6] 12-15 minutes • Title: Complications of infections. • Contents: - Pathophysiology of body responds to infection - Pthophysiology of SIRS - Clinical effects - Septic shock - MODS, mortality outcome - ARDS, definition and causes - Suggested Reference: Applied Basic Science for Basic Surgical Training. 2nd edition. Andrew T. Raftery. Churchill Livingstone, Elsevier. International edition. 170-174.