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Lecture
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| Introduction to MMID |
| Intro I: virus structure and classification |
| Intro II: laboratory virology |
| Intro III: pathogenesis & genetics |
| DNA viruses I: papillomaviruses |
| DNA viruses II: adeno, parvo and polyomaviruses |
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(-) RNA viruses I: influenza virus
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| (-) RNA viruses II: measles, mumps, parainfluenza and respiratory syncytial viruses |
| (-) RNA viruses III: rhabdovirus (rabies) and reoviruses (rotavirus, diarrhea) |
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(+) RNA viruses I: enteroviruses, rhinoviruses
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(+) RNA viruses II: rubella, encephalitis
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| (+) RNA viruses III: hepatitis |
| Clinical correlation: diarrhea |
| Clinical correlation: hepatitis |
| Reverse transcribing viruses I: hepatitis B |
| Reverse transcribing viruses II: HIV |
| Clinical correlation: AIDS |
| DNA viruses III: herpes |
| Clinical correlation: herpes |
| Clinical correlation: congenital infections |
| Infection control and bioterrorism |
| Emerging infections |
| Summary |
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Introduction to Bacteriology
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Bacterial Genetics
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| Bacterial Pathogenesis 1 |
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Bacterial Pathogenesis 2
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Bacterial Classification
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Classification and Disease
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Sepsis
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URI Organisms
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LRT Organisms
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URI-Strep
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Otitis, Sinusitis, Meningitis Organisms
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Enteric Organisms and Infections 1
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Otitis and Sinusitis Infections
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Enteric Organisms and Infections 2
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Enteric infections
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Zoonoses
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Skin Pathogens
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| No MMID |
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STD Video
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STD Infections
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Mycology 1
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Mycology 2
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Parasites 1
Entamoeba page
Ascaris page
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Parasites 3
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