Microbiology: Mycology PPT

General Properties of Fungi
Aspergillosis and Other Filamentous Fungi
Endemic Mycoses and Cryptococcosis
Early Pre-Emptive Therapy for Hematogenous Candidiasis
Prophylaxis or Preemptive Antifungal Therapy for High-Risk Cancer Patients
Endemic (true systemic) mycoses
Opportunistic Mycoses
Subcutaneous Mycoses
Superficial Mycoses
Candida
Managing Invasive Candidiasis
Sporotrichosis - Progressive suppuration of a finger

DRUGS

Systemic Antifungals
Antifungal Drugs: Modes of Action and Mechanisms of Resistance
Voriconazole and the new azoles
Combination Antifungal Therapy
Lipid-based Antifungal Agents
The role of new antifungal agents in the surgical patient

SOURCE:www.doctorfungus.org

Microbiology: CDS Manual and Lab Diagnosis (PPT)

Microbiology: CDS Manual and Lab Diagnosis (PPT) PowerPoint Slide Presentations

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ASM 2010 — PowerPoint Presentations Presentations by Bell, McIver and Pham

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	ASM 2009 — PowerPoint Presentation A review and update of the CDS	PowerPoint file	8.75 MB
	ASM 2008 — PowerPoint Presentation Reference strain storage and recovery protocols Update on the β-lactamases of gram negative bacilli	PowerPoint file	5 MB
	Plasmid mediated Metallo-Beta-Lactamase (MBL) Teaching slides	PowerPoint file	2.2 MB
	Streptococci Vs Ery 5/Da 2 Teaching slides	PowerPoint file	419 KB
	Improved Growth of VRE on ChromID™ VRE agar in CO2 Presentation at the ASM Annual Conference in Melbourne, 2008.	PowerPoint file	2.4 MB
	Performance of Fox 10 (Cefoxitin) Vs Staph. aureus Teaching slides	PowerPoint file	307 KB
	Plasmid mediated ESBL in Pseudomonas aeruginosa Teaching slides	PowerPoint file	288 KB
	Direct Sensitivity Testing of Urine Samples Presentation at the ASM Annual Conference in Canberra, 2005.	PowerPoint file	612 KB
	Klebsiella oxytoca and K1 enzyme Teaching slides	PowerPoint file	2.9 MB
	CDS Manual Third Edition Teaching slides — Coloured PowerPoint presentations of the the 38 plates in the third edition of the CDS Manual 2004.	PowerPoint file	2.7 MB

Meanings of Bacterial Names

Meanings of Bacterial Names 

Anthrax	Coal
Clostridia	Spindle
Hemophilus	Blood Loving
Diptheros	Leather
Gonorrhoea	Flow of seed
Staphyle	Bunch of grapes
Streptos	Twisted
Coryne	Club
Leptas	Fine or thin
Chlamys	Mantle
Proteus	Pleomorphism

 
 

Alternate Names for Organisms
K. Pneumoniae	Friedlander’s bacillus
H.Aegypticus	Koch-weeks bacillus
Salmonella	Eberth Gaffky Bacillus/ Ebarthella
M. Paratuberculosis	Johne bacillus
Coryne bacterium Pseudo- Tuberculosis	Preisz- nocard Bacillus
Pseudomonas pseudomallei	Whitmore Bacillus
C. Diptheriae	Klebs- Loeffler’s Bacillus
Mycoplasma	Eaton Agent
Battey’s Bacillus	M.Intracellulare
M. Tuberculosis	Koch’s Bacillus

 
 

Shape of Organism
Safety pin appearance	a) Plague b) Donovania granulomatis
Meningococci	Half moon
Gonococci	Kidney
Pneumococci	Lanceolate
Cl. Tetani	Drumstick
Cl. Welchii	Spindle
Rabies Virus	Bullet

 
 

Basis for Typing of Organisms
Cholera	Voges- Proskauer test and Hemolytic activity
Streptococci	Carbohydrate ( Lancefield classification) (A.P.P.G.E)
Diptheria	Bacteriophage
Salmonella	Structural formulae of H &O Antigen
Staphylococci	Bacteriophage
Pneumococci	Antigenic nature of capsular polysaccharide ( Specific soluble substance)
Enterobacteriae	Lactose fermentation
Yersinia.	Reduction of Nitrates and fermentation of glycerol
Neisseria	Sugar reaction