Wound Infections: Characteristics and Laboratory Diagnosis of Tetanus and Gas Gangrene

1. Theme: Wound infections: characteristics and laboratory diagnosis of tetanus and gas gangrene. Wound infections in children. IWS - Anaerobic bacteria that do not belong to the family of clostridia (bacteroids, fuzabacterias, privavtelly) and their importance in surgical practice

2. A place of carrying out of practice, equipment. • - Dept. of Microbiology -to conduct practical exercises: a set of dyes used in staining bacteria -microscopes, pipettes, test tubes, spirit lamps, slides, tripods. culture of microbes grown on nutrient medium,-gun new information technology, equipment demonstrations, slides, videos. • -TCB: Projector, slide, television, video.

3. Duration of employment • - 4 hours (class periods) 180 minutes

4. The employment purpose • - Writing a basic knowledge of microorganisms that cause wound infections .- Give the concept of classification of microorganisms that cause wound infections .- To give knowledge about the kinds of microorganisms that cause disease wound .- Writing on the concepts of laboratory diagnosis of wound diseases.- Writing a certificate of registration in the laboratory journal and technology taking material from patients .- Give knowledge about choosing a nutrient medium for the growth of microorganisms that cause disease wound .- To give knowledge about the identification and methods of laboratory diagnosis of microorganisms that cause disease.- Give the concept of activities of prevention and treatment of diseases of the wound .

5. Task of teachers • - teach students to classification and types of microorganisms, wound infections; - Properties of microorganisms wound infections - The types and unlike each other microorganisms wound infections pathogenesis-wound infections in humans - Methods of laboratory diagnosis of pyogenic infections and identification rules. - Measures of treatment and prevention.

6. Tasks • Student should know: • −        Classification and types of microorganisms that cause disease wound. - Properties of microorganisms causing wound infections. - Types and differences from each other microorganisms causing wound infections. - The pathogenesis of diseases caused by microorganisms in humans. - Methods for the laboratory diagnosis of wound infections and identification rules. - Activities of treatment and prevention. • prevention).

7. Tasks • The student should be able to do: • 1. Analysis of the material taken from the patient 2. Select medium for sowing this material 3. method of sowing 4. Select a suspicious colony from sowing 5. Identification of the selected microbial culture on the basis of biochemical and antigenic properties and sensitivity to phages.