Microbiology, Infectious Diseases and Critical Pathology
TYPE: Elective module
CREDITS: 6
COORDINATOR: Dr. Juan José González, MD PhD
The objectives of this module are:
- to introduce the main technologies available for the aetiological diagnosis of infectious diseases and the detection of antimicrobial resistance;
- the study of infectious diseases in the immune suppressed patient; and
- the study of different pathologies in the critically ill patient
CONTENTS
SECTION I: MICROBIOLOGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES
- Microbiological diagnosis in immune suppressed patients
- Resistance to Antimicrobials
- Microbiological Surveillance of Infectious Diseases
- Emerging viral pathogens. Role of the Microbiology Laboratory
- HIV Pathogenesis and treatment
- Experimental animal models
SECTION II: CRITICAL PATHOLOGY
- Pneumonia and Sepsis
- Conceptual model of host, pathogens and system factors.
- Clinical translation of techniques of cellular biology in the critically ill patient
- Pathogenesis, molecular targets and advanced therapy for Pneumonia and Sepsis
- Bioethic principles in critically ill patients
TEACHERS
Ricard Ferrer, MD PhD |
Juan José González, MD, PhD |