MCB 5252 (MCB5252)

This study guide takes from lecture notes, required readings, and quizzes for exam 4. It covers modules 13 and 14 and focuses on infections caused by viruses, fungi, and protozoa as well as immunotherapeutic mechanisms.

This week's notes cover origin and mechanisms of drug resistance

This week's notes covered antimicrobials

This week's notes covered immunotherapeutics and types of them

This week's notes covered infections caused by fungi and protozoa

This week's lecture notes covered common viruses which cause diseases

This lecture note covers the basics of viruses - growth, structure, characteristics - as well as viral mechanisms of pathogenicity.

CLINICAL CASE STUDY PROJECT Instructions: 1. Answer each question briefly and completely. Use complete sentences. Avoid jargons and unconventional abbreviations 2. All microorganisms subject of this assignment have been covered in the lecture notes, lecture presentations, and required reading contents posted in Canvas. FOR EACH CASE STUDY, YOU MUST CHOOSE ONE OF THE INFECTIOUS AGENTS DISCUSSED IN THE COURSE. 3. Each clinical case is caused by one species, but there are possibilities th...

CLINICAL CASE STUDY PROJECT Instructions: 1. Answer each question briefly and completely. Use complete sentences. Avoid jargons and unconventional abbreviations 2. All microorganisms subject of this assignment have been covered in the lecture notes, lecture presentations, and required reading contents posted in Canvas. FOR EACH CASE STUDY, YOU MUST CHOOSE ONE OF THE INFECTIOUS AGENTS DISCUSSED IN THE COURSE. 3. Each clinical case is caused by one species, but there are possibilities th...

CLINICAL CASE STUDY PROJECT Instructions: 1. Answer each question briefly and completely. Use complete sentences. Avoid jargons and unconventional abbreviations 2. All microorganisms subject of this assignment have been covered in the lecture notes, lecture presentations, and required reading contents posted in Canvas. FOR EACH CASE STUDY, YOU MUST CHOOSE ONE OF THE INFECTIOUS AGENTS DISCUSSED IN THE COURSE. 3. Each clinical case is caused by one species, but there are possibilities th...