= s ~~ Institute / School Name Chitkara School Of Health Sciences Program Name B.Sc, ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES (MILT) Course Code s4108 Course Name Microbiology (Bacteriology, Serology & Virology) Lecture / Tutorial (per week) 4 Course Credits 4 Course Coordinator Name Or. Kiranjeet Kaur 1. Seopeand Objectives of the Course, 1.7 introduce the major concepts, principles and applications of microbiology, especially related to bacteria and viruses 2.7o emphasizes on the study of, cultural, biochemical, antigenic characters, epidemiology, and pathogenesis of various microbes and will provide insight on the lab diagnosis, treatment and prophylaxis of these bacteria and viruses. 3.To understand basic laboratory procedures used in the diagnosis of bacterial and viral diseases. 4.To introduce the students to the biology and serology of different medically important or pathogenic 2. Textbooks TB1: "Textbook of Microbiology” by R. Vasanthakumari, 3 edition, Wolters Kulwer Pvt. Lt, 2: “Textbook of Microbiology” by Anathanrayana & Paniker, 8" edition, Orient longman Pvt. Ii 83; “Fenthook of Medieal Lab technology" by Ramnik Sood, Edition latest, JP Brothers Publication 3. Reference Books RB1: “Text book of Medical Laboratory’ by Satish Gupta, Edition - latest, J.P. Bros, New Delhi ~ 1998 R62: ‘Clinical Pathology and Bacteriology’ by Sachdev K.N,, 8th Ed, J.P, Bros, New Delhi-1991 BS: “Textbook of Medical Lab Technology’ by Prafl Godkar, Edition latest. 4, Other rs r ites S.No._| Link of Journals, Magazines, websites and Research Papers inttpi//en. wikipedia. ore/wiki/Medical microbiology hitpy/asm.on en, wikipedia org/wiki/Serology Intip://en. wikipedia. org/wik/Virus5. Plan Lecture | Topics Text Book / Reference | Page numbers | Proposed date Number Book / Other reading | of Text Book|s) material T ‘STAPHYLOCOCCUS it I6an 2017 ‘Medicaly important species Tei 18 Jan 2017 Microscopy and morphology Laboratory diagnosis Pathogenicity Cultural characterises Serology ‘Antimicrobial sensitivity 2 ‘STREPTOCOCCUS 156 ian 2017 ‘Medically important species 781 24 Jan 2017 Microscopy and morphology Laboratory diagnosis Pathogenicity Cultural characteristics Serology Antimicrobial sensitivity \ 3 CORNEYBACTERIUM 15 an 2017 ‘Medically important species BL Microscopy and morphology Laboratory diagnosis Pathogenicity Cultural characteristics Serology ‘Antimicrobial sensitivity, 35 | c.osaipium 774 30 lan 2017 Medically important species Tat ‘Mleroseapy and morphology Laboratory dingnosis + Pathogenicity ‘Cutural characteristics Serology Antimicrobial sensitivity 6 HAEMOPHILUS 2 Bilan 2017 Mealally important species Te1 Microscopy and morshology Laboratory diagnosis Pathogenicity Cultural characteristics Serology | “Antimicrobial sensitivity | 78 | MYCOBACTERIUM 168 Feb 2017 ‘Medically important species Ter 6 Feb 2017 Microscopy and morchology Laboratory diagnosis, } Pathogenicity Cultural characteristics Serology ‘Antimicrobial sensitiv “SALMONELLA ‘Medically important species Te. ‘Microscopy and morphology 208 "7 Fob 2017,Taboratory diagnosis Pethogenicity ‘Cultural characteristics seraloay Antimicrobial sensitivity 10 PROTEUS Medically important species tdicoscapy and morphology Laboratory diagnosis Pathogenicity Cultural characteristics Serology Anuimicrobal sensitivity 82 mm Feb 2007 it ViBRIO Medically important species Microscopy end morphology Laperetary diagnosis Pathogenicity (Cultural characterises Serclogy ‘nticrobal sensitivity 28 1B Feb 2017 B PSEUDOMONAS ‘Medically important species ‘wieeascopy and morphology Laborstony diagnosis Perhogenkity ‘cuitueai characteristics Serology ‘Antimicrobial sensitivity 23 Ta Feb 2017 i NEISSERIA ‘Medically important species Microscopy and morphology Laporatory diagnosis Pathogenicity cultural characterises seraboay antimicrobial sensitivity 181 165 15 Feb 2017 ‘TREPONEMA ‘Medically important species Iicroseopy and morphology Laboratory diagnosis Pathogenicity Cuitucl characteristics serology ‘Anieicrobial sensitivity Bra 168.170 212 27 Feb 2017 6 ‘SHIGELLA Medically important species Microscopy and morphology tanoretory diagnosis Pathogenkcity ‘cultural characteristics serology ‘Antiierobial sensitivity Tei 28 Feb 2017 rT COLL Medically importent species croscopy and morshology Laboratory diagnosis Te1 208 March 2017Pathogenicity ‘cutural characteristics Seroloay “Antimicrobial sensitivity MYCOPLASMA Medically important species Microscopy and morphology Laboratory diagnosis Pathogenicity (Cultural characteristics Serology Antilcrobil sensitivity BL i 2017 March 8 RICKETTSIA ‘Medically important species Microscopy and morphology Laboratory diagnosis Patnogenieny Cultural characteristics Serology Antimicrobial sensitivity Tei 2017 arch CHLAMYDIA, ‘Medically important species ‘Microscopy and morphology Laboratory diagnosis Pathogenicity Cultural characterises, Serology “Antimicrobial sensitivity vet 2017 ‘March a ‘ACTINOMY CETES ‘Medically important species ‘Microscopy and morphology Laboratory diagnosis Pathogenicity Cultural characteristics Serology ‘Antimicrobial sensitivity 82 5 3B 2017 March Bz ‘BORRELIA Meclcally important species Microscopy and morphology Laboratory diagnosis Pathogenicity ‘Cuitural characteristics Serology “Antimicrobial sensitivity Te. i 2017 ‘March B LEPTOSPIRA Medically important species Microscopy and morphology Laboratory diagnosis Pathogenicity Culeucal characteristics Serology ‘Antiserobial sensitivity aL 0 2017 March 2 2 2 ‘SEROLOGICAL TEST WIDAL TEST \VORL TEST ASO TEST CRP TEST. 782 aun a 2017 2 2017 ‘March March |2 (| ATEST 702, 108 23 ROSE WALER TEST 30 _| FLURESCENT ANTIBODY TEST an 31 ELSA 32__| ToRcH \ 32, INTRODUCTION TO ViROLOGY (HISTORY) a 27 _ March ve = 1 See RES eens = 3435 | GENERAL PROPERTIES ETT 28 March Clessification and structure of vieuses | 782 2017 Replication of viruses 36 | LAB DIAGNOSIS | 365 25 March | Specimens 182 2017 Collection 369 Transportation 3736 __| CULTIVATION METHODS OF VIRUSES 29 March ‘Animal inoculation technique 781 2007 Embryonated Egg inoculation technique Tissue culture technique TO STUDY MEDICALLY IMPORTANT SPECIES, MORPHOLOGY, LABORATORY 39 _| DIAGNOSIS, PATHOGENICITY OF ORTHOMYXOVIRUS Unfluenzo virus) BL 303 11 April 2027 Ey PARAMYROVIRUSES [Parainfluenca virus) 300 a | RHABOOVIRUSES (Rabies virus) 319 a RETROVIRUSES (HIV) 330 12 April 4“ 2017 PICORNAVISUSES (Poo virus} 309 7 April “a 2017 HEPADANAVIRUSES (Hepatitis 8 virus) 323 38 April as 2017 HERPESVIRUS (Herpes Simplex vis) 298 19 April 46 2017 sem 6. Evaluation Scheme: Component i* | Sessional Tests (ST5)* 0 Componenta* | End Term Exemnation™= oo Total 100 * There are three Sessional Tests (STs) for all theory papers, the first two are compulsory and the third one is the non-mandatory make up / mercy test. The average of best twois considered. ++ The End Term Comprehensive examination will be held at the end of semester. The mandatory requirement of ‘eneiance In all theory classes isto be met for being eligible to appear in this component.7. Details of Evaluation Component 1 Description Duration | Marks Tobeheldinweek | Remarks Sessional Tests? | 80min 20 3rd week of Feb Sessional Teste | SO a0 F week of Apa ‘This Document is approved by: Designation Name Signatur, 7 ‘Course Coordinator Or. Kiranjest Kaur ee \ PI/CoD/HOD. Dr, Meenakshi Sood ale Dean Dr. Preethi Pradhan fe Date 23.01.2017