Confirmed
Vice-rector from educational work
Prof. Guminsky Y.I.
“____””______________”in 2015
CALENDAR PLAN
of the practical lessons on microbiology, virology and immunology
for the second year students of medical faculty (speciality-general practitioner;
forth term of the 2014-2015 academic year)
N
less., date
Number
of hours
Theme of practical classes
Credit N1. Morphology, physiology of microorganisms. Infection. Immunity.
Thematic credit 8. Immunity reactions. Immunopathology.
19
2
Serological tests with labelled antibody or antigen, their application in
2-4.02.15
the laboratory diagnostics.
20
2
Immunoprophylaxis and immunotherapy of infectious diseases. Vaccines
4-10.02.15
and toxoides.
21
2
Immunoprophylaxis and immunotherapy of infectious diseases. Immune
10-13.02.15
serums and immunoglobulin.
22
2
Skills acquired from thematic credits 2,5,9. Gram staining. Detection of
16-18.02.15
the bacterial sensitivity to chemotherapeutic agents. Reading of the
serological tests results.
23
2
Summary control of the credit N1. Morphology, physiology of
18-24.02.15
microorganisms. Infection. Immunity.
Credit N2. Special, clinical and ecological microbiology.
Thematic credit 12. Pathogenic prokaryotes and eucaryotes
24
2
Rickettsia. Biological properties. Laboratory diagnostics of rickettsiosis.
24-27.02.15
Serological diagnostics of the epidemic and endemic (murine) typhus, Qfever.
25
2
Pathogenic cocci. Staphylococci and streptococci. Morphology and
2-4.03.15
biological properties. Laboratory diagnostics of suppurative and nonsuppurative lesions caused by them.
26
2
Pathogenic Gram-negative cocci. Gonococci and meningococci.
4-10.03.15
Biological characteristics and laboratory diagnostics of diseases.
27
2
Enterobacteria. Biological characteristics and classification of family.
10-13.03.15
Characteristics of genera Escherichia, Shigella. Pathogenesis, laboratory
diagnostics of coli-enteritis and bacterial dysentery.
28
2
Enterobacteria. Salmonella. Biological characteristics of Salmonella,
16-18.03.15
causing typhoid and paratyphoid fevers. Pathogenesis and laboratory
diagnostics of enteric and paratyphoid fevers.
29
2
Enterobacteria. Salmonella causing acute gastroenteritis. Biological
18-24.03.15
features and classification. . Pathogenesis and laboratory diagnostics of
acute gastroenteritis caused by Salmonella.
30
2
Opportunistic
enterobacteria:
Klebsiella
spp.
and
Proteus
24-27.03.15
spp.Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Biological features. . Pathogenesis and
laboratory diagnostics of opportunistic infections
31
2
Pathogenic Vibrio. Biological properties of Vibrio cholerae. Laboratory
30.03-1.04.15
diagnostics of cholera and other infections caused by pathogenic vibrio.
32
2
Microorganisms causing zoonotic infections. Biological characteristics
1-7.04.15
of Yersinia spp. Morphology and biological characteristics of Francisella
tularensis.Pathogenesis and laboratory diagnostics of a plaque, enteric
yersiniosis, pseudotuberculosis and tularemia.
33
2
Microorganisms causing zoonotic infections. Brucella spp. Bacillus
7-10.04.15
anthracis. Biological properties of microorganisms. Pathogenesis,
laboratory diagnostics and specific prevention of brucellosis and anthrax.
34
2
Medical-important clostridia. Biological characteristics Clostridium
13-15.04.15
tetani and Clostridium botulinum. Pathogenesis, laboratory diagnostics
and specific prevention of tetanus and botulism.
35
2
Anaerobic rods causing purulent wound infections and gas gangrene.
15-21.04.15
Pathogenesis, laboratory diagnostics and specific prevention of gas
gangrene and wound infections.
36
2
Corynebacterium diphtheria. Bordetella spp. Biological characteristics.
21-24.04.15
Pathogenesis, laboratory diagnostics, specific therapy and prevention of
diphtheria and whooping cough.
37
2
Mycobacteria. Causative agents of tuberculosis and leprosy, their
27-29.04.15
biological properties. Pathogenesis, laboratory diagnostics, specific
prevention of diseases.
38
2
Medical-important spirochetes. Biological characteristics of Treponema
29.04-5.05.15
pallidum. Pathogenesis and laboratory diagnostics of syphilis.
39
2
Pathogenic spirochetes. Characteristics of genera Leptospira and
5-8.05.15
Borellia. Pathogenesis, laboratory diagnostics of relapsing fever, Lyme
disease, and leptospirosis.
40
2
Pathogenic Spirilla. Campylobacteria and helicobacteria. Morphology
11-13.05.15
and biological properties. Laboratory diagnostics.
41
2
Pathogenic actinomycetes and fungi of genus Candida. Morphology and
13-19.05.15
biological properties. Laboratory diagnostics of infections caused by
them.
42
2
Pathogenic fungi. Classification and biological properties of medical19-22.05.15
important fungi. Dermatophytes and fungi causing deep mycoses..
Laboratory diagnostics of candidosis and dermatophytosis.
43
2
The most medical-important protozoa. Causative agents of malaria and
25-27.05.15
toxoplasmosis. Features of laboratory diagnostics of protozoan
infections.
44
2
The most medical-important protozoa. Causative agents of amebiasis,
27.05-2.06.15
giardiasis, leshmaniasis, trypanosomiasis, and balantidiasis. Features of
laboratory diagnostics of protozoan infections.
Thematic credit 13. Clinical and ecological microbiology. Introduction.
45
2
Summary control of the credit N2. Special, clinical and ecological
2-5.06.15
microbiology
A chief of microbiology, virology and immunology department
Academician AS HS of Ukraine
Doctor of medicine, professor
G.K.Paliy