Medicine · Year 6 · MU Sofia
Epidemiology, Infectious Diseases, Parasitology and Tropical Diseases
The full MU Sofia syllabus for Epidemiology, Infectious Diseases, Parasitology and Tropical Diseases, Medicine, Year 6: 30 topics, 0 topics with a free study note, and 0 flashcards. Updated 30 October 2026.
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- 1. Epidemic process. Source of infection: the patient - forms, contagious period, epidemic importance. Zoonoses. Classification of infectious diseases (criteria).Being written
- 2. Basic principles in the fight against infectious diseases. Prophylactic and anti-epidemic measures.Being written
- 3. HIV - infection and AIDSBeing written
- 4. Respiratory infections: Pertussis, Meningococcal infectionsLegionellosisBeing written
- 5. Intestinal infections: Viral hepatitis A and E.Infections caused by enteroviruses. Polyomielitis.Viral gastroenteritis.Brucellosis.Leptospirosis. Campylobacterioses Haemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome. Tularemia.Being written
- 6. Respiratory infections: Scarlet fever, Measels /Morbilli/. Rubella. Varicella. Diphtheria. Mumps. Influenza.Being written
- 7. Intestinal infections: Typhoid fever. Food poisoning. Botulism. Shigellosis. Escherihia coli infections. Cholera. Sallmonelosis.Being written
- 8. Plague. Antrax. Tetanus. Rabies.Being written
- 9. Mediterranean spotted fever and Q-fever.Lime disease.Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever.Being written
- 10. Nosocomial infectionsBeing written
- 11. Viral hepatitis B, C.Being written
- 12. Infectious diseases with exanthemas clinical symptoms and therapy.Being written
- 13. Polio and other enteroviral infections – clinical symptoms and therapy.Being written
- 14. HIV-infection and AIDS- clinical symptoms and therapy.Being written
- 15. Viral hepatitis - clinical symptoms and therapy.Being written
- 16. Acute intestinal infections - bacterial and viral - linical symptoms and therapy.Being written
- 17. Influenza and other respiratory viral diseases - clinical symptoms and therapy. Infectious mononucleosis - clinical symptoms and therapy.Being written
- 18. Bacterial and viral neuroinfections - clinical symptoms and therapy. Meningococcal disease - clinical symptoms and therapy.Being written
- 19. Pertussis, diphtheria. mumps, legionellosis - clinical symptoms and therapy.Being written
- 20. Anthrax, rabies- clinical symptoms and therapy. Tetanus, botulism - clinical symptoms and therapy.Being written
- 21. Leptospirosis, brucellosis - clinical symptoms and therapy. Q-fever, spotted fever - clinical symptoms and therapy.Being written
- 22. Viral haemorrhagic fevers - CCHF, HFRS - clinical symptoms and therapy. Ricketsioses, Mediterranean spotted fever, lyme disease - clinical symptoms and therapy.Being written
- 23. Water-electrolyte and acid base disturbances. Rehydration therapy in infectious diseases.Being written
- 24. Plague, tularemia - clinical symptoms and therapy. Typhoid fever - clinical symptoms and therapy.Being written
- 25. Principles in the treatment of infectious diseasesBeing written
- 26. Vaccines and their use.Being written
- 27. Principles of medical parasitology. Pathogenetic mechanisms. Malaria.Being written
- 28. Toxoplasmosis. Leishmaniasis. Protozoal intestinal diseases.Being written
- 29. Helminthosis.Being written
- 30. Parasitic diseases in the tropics.Being written
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