Daten
Offizielle Daten in der Fachveröffentlichung für das folgende akademische Jahr: 2026-2027
Lehrbeauftragte/r
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Péterfi Zoltán
associate professor,
1st Department of Internal Medicine -
Semesterwochenstunden
Vorlesungen: 14
Praktika: 28
Seminare: 0
Insgesamt: 42
Fachangaben
- Kode des Kurses: OAK-INF-T
- 3 kredit
- General Medicine
- Clinical modul
- spring semester
OAP-BPR-T finished , OAK-GT3-T finished , OAP-MO2-T finished
Zahl der Kursteilnehmer für den Kurs:
min. 1 – max. 999
Thematik
The role of the subject in the fulfilment of the educational targets, short summary of the topics: The main goal is to acquire knowledge and understanding of the etiology, epidemiology, clinical appearance, differential diagnosis, therapy and the prevention of infectious diseases. The topic includes the immunological aspects of the infectious diseases, hospital hygiene, clinical epidemiology, nosocomial infections, sepsis, and the differential diagnosis of feverish diseases, antibiotic policy also. During practical teachings, the students will be taught on taking the patient?s history suspected for infectious diseases, to perform simple laboratory tests, like reading of blood smear, performing abdominal, chest and lumbar taps.
Vorlesungen
- 1.
Introduction in infectology
- Péterfi Zoltán - 2. Clinical microbiology - Kocsis Béla
- 3.
Infection control
- Kappéter Ágnes - 4.
Antimicrobial therapy
- Péterfi Zoltán - 13.
Skin and wound infections
- Kappéter Ágnes - 7.
Zoonoses
- Péterfi Zoltán - 6.
Food and waterborne diseases
- Halda-Kiss Bernadett - 8.
Infections of the central nervous system
- Sipos Dávid (I. Bel) - 12.
Respiratory tract infections
- Kappéter Ágnes - 5.
Hepatitis
- Nemes Zsuzsanna - 14.
Migrations-related infectious diseases (malaria)
- Feiszt Zsófia - 9.
Infectious diseases of the childhood
- Nyul Zoltán - 10.
Bloodstream infections
- Sipos Dávid (I. Bel) - 11.
AIDS
- Feiszt Zsófia
Praktika
- 1. Introduction in infectology
- 2. Infections of skin and soft tissues
- 3. Infections of skin and soft tissues
- 4. Infections of skin and soft tissues
- 5. Zoonoses
- 6. Zoonoses
- 7. Zoonoses
- 8. Zoonoses
- 9. Infectious diseases of the childhood
- 10. Infectious diseases of the childhood
- 11. Infections of the central nervous system
- 12. Infections of the central nervous system
- 13. Migration-related infectious diseases (malaria)
- 14. Migration-related infectious diseases (malaria)
- 15. Food and waterborne diseases
- 16. Food and waterborne diseases
- 17. Hepatitis
- 18. Hepatitis
- 19. Bloodstream infections
- 20. Bloodstream infections
- 21. Infective endocarditis
- 22. Infective endocarditis
- 23. Differential diagnosis of fever, fever of unknown origin (FUO)
- 24. Differential diagnosis of fever, fever of unknown origin (FUO)
- 25. Antimicrobial therapy
- 26. Antimicrobial therapy
- 27. Practice exam
- 28. Practice exam
Seminare
Materialien zum Aneignen des Lehrstoffes
Obligatorische Literatur
Vom Institut veröffentlichter Lehrstoff
Antibiotic Education Program (online): https://peterfiz.github.io/Antibiotics/
Infectology Textbook (online): https://peterfiz.github.io/infectology/
Skript
Empfohlene Literatur
Proposed books (English):
Harrold's Internal Medicine
Mandel's Principles and Practices of Infectious Diseases
Manson's Tropical Diseases
Voraussetzung zum Absolvieren des Semesters
The attendance of the practices is obligatory. Only 2 absences are permitted (max 15%) from practices. The head of dep. can permit four practices to be fulfilled at different times, beyond the scheduled time table. The students are obligated to perform exam (practical and oral) at the end of the semester.
Semesteranforderungen
Students take a written test during the exam period with the exam topics listed below. The result of the written test gives 80% of the final grade. 5 written exams are scheduled. Performance during the practices in the instruction period and the result of an oral practical exam held during the last two weeks of the instruction period account for 20% of the final grade.
Möglichkeiten zur Nachholung der Fehlzeiten
The absences can be substituted by joining to another group.
Compensation of absences: obtaining permission from the head of the dept.
Prüfungsfragen
1. The strategies of antibiotic treatment
2. Causes of antibiotic treatment failure
3. Groups of beta-lactam antibiotics, their treatment indications
4. Protein synthesis inhibitor antibiotics (aminoglycosides, macrolides, lincosamides, tetracyclines, chloramphenicol)
5. Fluoroquinolons
6. Glycopeptides
7. Novel antimicrobials and their mechanism of action
8. Differential diagnosis of febrile conditions. FUO
9. Diagnostics of infectious endocarditis
10. Infectious endocarditis (therapeutic options, prophylaxis)
11. Salmonellosis
12. Dysenteria syndrome
13. Cholera
14. E. coli enteritis
15. Campylobacter enteritis
16. Enteritis virus
17. Travelers' diarrhea
18. Clostridioides difficile colitis
19. Amoebiasis
20. Giardiasis
21. Ascariasis
22. Teniasis
23. Echinococcosis
24. Enterobiasis
25. Trichinellosis
26. Toxocariasis
27. Upper respiratory tract infections
28. Influenza
29. Streptococcal infections (S. pyogenes, S. agalactiae, S. pneumoniae, S. bovis, etc.)
30. Infectious mononucleosis, Mononusleosis sy
31. Q fever
32. Psittacosis
33. Legionellosis
34. Parotitis epidemica
35. SEA
36. HBV
37. HCV
38. HDV
39. HEV
40. Prophylaxis of acute hepatitis
41. Scarlatina
42. Measles
43. Rubella
44. Exanthema subitum
45. Diseases caused by varicella-zoster virus
46. Herpes virus infections
47. Toxic shock syndrome, necrotising fasciitis
48. Anthrax
49. Tularemia
50. Leptospirosis
51. Toxoplasmosis
52. Sepsis, sepsis syndrome
53. Botulism
54. Lyme disease (acute, subacute, chromic symptoms, therapeutic options)
55. Aseptic meningitis
56. Bacterial meningitis
57. Herpes encephalitis
58. Antibiotic treatment of purulent meningitis
59. Tick borne encephalitis
60. Infections associated with acquired immunodeficiency
61. Epidemiology of HIV
62. Clinical picture of HIV infection
63. Treatment of HIV, the possibilities of prophylaxis
64. Neutropenic infections
65. Importable diseases and travel-related prevention options
66. Malaria
67. Nosocomialis infections
68. Pertussis
69. Rabies
Prüfer
- Feiszt Zsófia
- Halda-Kiss Bernadett
- Kappéter Ágnes
- Péterfi Zoltán
- Sipos Dávid (I. Bel)
Praktika, Seminarleiter/innen
- Halda-Kiss Bernadett
- Kappéter Ágnes
- Nemes Zsuzsanna
- Péterfi Zoltán