10513140Advanced Microbiology
Course Information
Description
Provides an overview of acid fast organisms, fungi, parasites, and anaerobic bacteria. The organisms, their pathophysiology, epidemiology, the diseases and conditions that they cause, laboratory methods of handling, culturing and identification will be discussed.
Total Credits
2
Course Competencies
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Identify fungiAssessment Strategiesthrough written, graphic, or oral exerciseand/or by a written examinationCriteriaresponse demonstrates identification of the fungus and the disease/s associated with the fungus/infectionidentification is supported by relevant evidenceidentification outlines in detail the epidemiology and pathology of the disease
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Identify parasitic helminthsAssessment Strategiesthrough written, oral, or graphic exerciseand/or by a written examinationCriteriaresponse demonstrates identification of the parasite and the disease/s associated with the parasite/infectionidentification is supported by relevant evidenceidentification outlines in detail the epidemiology, pathology, life cycle, and identification of the parasite/disease
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Identify parasitic protozoaAssessment Strategiesthrough written, oral, or graphic exerciseand/or by a written examinationCriteriaresponse includes identification of the parasite and the disease/s associated with the parasite/infectionidentification is supported by relevant evidenceidentification outlines in detail the epidemiology, pathology, life cycle and identification of the parasite/disease
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Identify acid-fast organismsAssessment Strategiesthrough written, oral, or graphic exerciseand/or by a written examinationCriteriaresponse includes an identification of the bacteria and the disease/s associated with the bacteria/infectionidentification is supported by relevant evidenceidentification outlines in detail the epidemiology and pathology of the disease
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Identify anaerobic bacteriaAssessment Strategiesthrough written, oral, or graphic exerciseand/or by a written examinationCriteriaresponse includes identification of the bacteria and the disease/s associated with the bacteria/infectionidentification is supported by relevant evidenceidentification outlines in detail the epidemiology and pathology of the disease
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Assess virusesAssessment Strategiesthrough written, graphic, or oral exerciseand/or by a written examinationCriteriaresponse demonstrates assessment of viruses and viral pathologyassessment is supported by relevant evidenceassessment includes the epidemiology and pathology of clinically relevant viruses