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Learning Outcomes

TopTo understand the global and local importance of tuberculosis as a major infectious disease and public health threat; to be aware of the patient groups at particular risk of infection and disease; to know the common clinical presentations of the disease, the clinical and laboratory techniques used to confirm the diagnosis, and principles of the epidemiology, prevention and control of tuberculosis.

Schedule

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Date
Time
Code
Lecture Title
Venue
13 Sep '05
1000 – 1100
M2MBvirL7
Anti-viral Agents: Herpes Virus, AIDS
LT28
14 Nov '05
1000 – 1100
M2MBbacL12
Anti-bacterial Therapy: Principles
LT28
15 Nov '05
1000 – 1100
M2MBbacL13
Beta-lactam Antibiotics and Glycopeptides
LT28
16 Nov '05
1000 – 1100
M2MBbacL14
Tetracyclines and Aminoglycosides
LT28
22 Nov '05
1000 – 1100
M2MBbacL15
Macrolides, Clindamycin and Chloramphenicol
LT28
24 Nov '05
1000 – 1100
M2MBbacL16
Metronidazole, Fluroquinolones and Polymyxins
LT28
25 Nov '05
1000 – 1100
M2MBbacL17
Sulphonamides, Trimethoprim and Urinary antiseptics
LT28
29 Nov '05
1100 – 1200
M2MBbacL18
Revision
LT28
08 Dec '05
1000 – 1100
M2MBbacL21
Anti-tubercular Drugs
LT28
13 Jan '06
1400 – 1500
M2MBmycL5
Anti-fungal Agents
LT29
19 Jan '06
1030 – 1130
M2MBparL3
Malaria
LT28