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Tutorial Topics in Infection for the Combined Infection Training Programme

Tutorial Topics in Infection for the Combined Infection Training Programme

9780198801740
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Microbiology and virology laboratories provide a diagnostic service that supports the management of patients under the care of front-line clinicians. Despite the significant overlap, laboratory expertise and clinical patient management are traditionally viewed as independent entities. Trainees in the infection disciplines of microbiology, virology, infectious diseases, and tropical medicine have until recently received separate, and as a result, limited training. To address this problem, the UK replaced the FRCPath Part 1 examination for infectious disease trainees with a combined infection training (CIT) curriculum in 2015. Based on the idea of integration and collaboration within the field, CIT links laboratory expertise to clinical patient management. Tutorial Topics in Infection for the Combined Infection Training Programme is the first book covering the complete CIT curriculum. Following the format of the CIT certificate examination, each chapter ends with three single best answer multiple choice questions accompanied by in-depth discussions. This extensive content helps students appreciate the breadth of knowledge required, emphasises how the different aspects of the field are related, and is an essential tool for those preparingfor the CIT certificate examination.Written by a multi-disciplinary team of medical microbiologists, virologists, infectious disease physicians, clinical scientists, biomedical scientists, public health specialists, HIV clinicians, and infection control nurses, this well-illustrated and easy to use book offers a unique insight into infectious diseases. It is the perfect primer for further study, a starting point for medical students and professionals wishing to learn more about the different topics within the infection specialty,and ideal for biomedical scientists looking to broaden their clinical understanding of the field beyond the diagnostic test.
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OUP Oxford
87100
9780198801740
9780198801740

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Publication date
2019
Issue number
1
Cover
paperback
Pages count
512
Dimensions (mm)
156 x 234
Weight (g)
832
  • Section 1: The basic biology of bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites; The biology of bacteria; The biology of viruses; The biology of fungi; Parasites and worms; Host-parasite (microbe) relationship; Basic immunology; Section 2: Microbiology, virology and laboratory practice; The use of the laboratory in the investigation, management and prevention of infection; Bacteriology diagnostic methods; Virological diagnostic methods; Fungal diagnostics; Molecular diagnostics; Laboratory quality control and accreditation; Section 3: Health and safety; Biosafety categorisations and containment levels; Section 4: Principles of public health in relation to communicable diseases; Key communicable diseases of public health significance and UK legislations; Vaccine preventable diseases; Section 5: Infection prevention and control; Common organisms responsible for hospital acquired infection; The concept of chain of infection and infection control principles; Antimicrobial stewardship; Tools in infection prevention and control; Sterilisation and decontamination; Section 6: Important clinical syndromes; Sepsis; Pyrexia of unknown origin; Blood borne virus infections; Tuberculosis and other mycobacterial infections; Multisystem infections; Cardiovascular infections; Skin and soft tissue infections; Bone and joint infections; Upper and lower respiratory tract infections; Gastro-intestinal, hepatic, pancreatic and biliary infections; Urinary tract and genital infections including Sexually Transmitted Infections; Neurological infections; Ocular infections; Device-associated infections; Zoonotic infections; Exanthemata; Pregnancy-associated infections; Infections in neonates and young infants; Infections in immunocompromised hosts; Post-infection syndromes; Section 7: Understanding use of antimicrobial agents; Mechanism of antimicrobials; Use of antimicrobials and toxicity; Mechanism of antimicrobial resistance; Methods to detect antimicrobial resistance; The role of immunotherapy; Out-patient parenteral antimicrobial therapy (OPAT); Anti-virals; Section 7: Vaccination; Different types of vaccines; Vaccination schedules; Vaccination of specific patient groups; Post-exposure prophylaxis; Section 9: The management of HIV infection; Epidemiology and natural history of HIV infection; Laboratory diagnosis and monitoring of HIV infection; Therapeutic options for HIV infection; Opportunistic infections in HIV patients; Section 10: Travel and geographical health; Geographical pattern of infectious diseases and prevention for the travellers; Malaria; Fever in returned travellers;
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