| Page | Contents | 08.01 | Bacterial infections • Anthrax• Bacillus cereus • Campylobacter• Botulism • Cat scratch disease• Cholera • Clostridiodes difficile• Diphtheria • Escherichia coli• Klebsiella • Enteric fever (typhoid/paratyphoid) • Haemophilus influenza• Legionella |
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| 08.02 | Bacterial infections • Leptospirosis• Leprosy • Lyme disease• Ps. aeruginosa • M. pneumoniae• Q fever • Staphylococci• MRSA • Escherichia coli• Klebsiella • Toxic shock syndrome • Tetanus• Other clostridia |
| 08.03 | Bacterial infections & others • Streptococcus - Scarlet fever (+ Centor criteria) - Group B strep • Notifiable disease • Influenza vaccination • Vaccination schedule |
| 08.04 | Antibiogram |
| 08.05 | Viral infections • Cytomegalovirus• Dengue fever • Infectious mononucleosis• Ebola • Herpes simplex• Measles • Mumps• Norovirus |
| 08.06 | Viral infections • Parvovirus B19• Hand-foot-mouth • Rabies• Yellow fever • Rubella• HIV |
| 08.07 | Protozoan infections • Amoebiasis• Cryptosporidiosis • Cutaneous larva migrans • Giardiasis• Leishmaniasis • Malaria• Trypanosomiasis • Schistosomiasis • Other mosquito-borne illnesses |
| 08.08 | Genitourinary infections / STIs • Bacterial vaginosis • Trichomonas vaginalis • Donovanosis• Genital warts • Chlamydia• Syphilis • Lymphogranuloma venereum • Genital herpes• Chancroid • Gonorrhoea• Ulcers in STIs |
| 08.09 | Miscellaneous • Animal & human bites• Cellulitis • Sepsis• Necrotising fasciitis • Nematode infections • Threadworms • Lemierre's syndrome • Post-splenectomy sepsis • Pyrexia of unknown origin • Spinal epidural abscess • Side effects of antimicrobials |
| 08.10 | • Diarrhoea DDx • Gastroenteritis – causes - Bloody infectious diarrhoeas • Other infections in this book (list) |
