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Infectious Dz Lecture #1
- 1. An Overview of Infectious Disease C. Stringer PA-C Copyright 1996-98 © Dale Carnegie & Associates, Inc.
- 15. Immunology
- 19. Host and the parasite
- 20. Humans and the Environment
- 38. “The fungus among us”
- 39. Mycoses
- 43. “ I see something crawling”
- 44. What’s that sore
- 46. Pathogens
- 47. If it’s crawling it’s alive
- 51. Important Terms
- 52. Antimicrobials
- 54. Fluoroquinolones
- 57. The Bacteria Strike Back
- 58. Site of Action of ATB agents
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