Program of Study
Program of Study : Dentistry
Course : Microbiology 2 – Oral Microbiology
Abbreviation : MIK/ZAA12
Schedule : 15 hours of lectures
30 hours of exercises
Course Distribution : 3rd year, 5th semester
Number of Credits : 5
Course Form : Lectures, exercises
Lectures :
Teachers : prof. MUDr. Milan Kolář, Ph.D.
doc. MUDr. Petr Hamal, Ph.D.
Mgr. Patrik Mlynárčik, Ph.D.
MUDr. Peter Imwensi
Study : Continuous
| |Date |Subject |No. of Less.|Teacher |
|1 |27.9.2019 |Genus Streptococcus. |1 |prof. Kolář |
| | |Streptococcal infections. | | |
|2 |27.9.2019 |Genus Staphylococcus. |1 |prof. Kolář |
| | |Staphylococcal infections. | | |
|3 |11.10.2019 |Salmonella. Genus Shigella. |1 |doc. Hamal |
| | |Other enterobacteria. | | |
|4 |11.10.2019 |Gastrointestinal tract infections. |1 |doc. Hamal |
|5 |25.10.2019 |Genus Neisseria. Clinical diseases caused by gonococci and |1 |Dr. Imwensi |
| | |meningococci. | | |
| | |Genus Haemophilus. | | |
|6 |25.10.2019 |Genus Treponema. Syphilis. |1 |Dr. Imwensi |
| | |Genus Borrelia. Lyme borreliosis | | |
|7 |8.11.2019 |Anaerobic infections. |1 |Mgr. Mlynárčik |
|8 |8.11.2019 |Genus Clostridium. |1 |Mgr. Mlynárčik |
| | |Tetanus, botulism, gas gangrene. | | |
|9 |22.11.2019 |General mycology. |1 |doc. Hamal |
|10 |22.11.2019 |Genus Candida. Systemic mycoses. |1 |doc. Hamal |
|11 |6.12.2019 |Genus Chlamydia and Chlamydophila. Genus Mycoplasma. |1 |prof. Kolář |
|12 |6.12.2019 |Genus Mycobacterium.Tuberculosis, leprosy |1 |prof. Kolář |
|13 |20.12.2019 |Classification of viruses. Principles of virus structure. |1 |prof. Kolář |
| | |Replication of viruses. | | |
|14 |20.12.2019 |Family Retroviridae. AIDS Family Orthomyxoviridae. Influenza. |1 |prof. Kolář |
|15 |3.1.2020 |Human herpesviruses. |1 |doc. Hamal |
| | |Herpes simplex, Herpes zoster, | | |
| | |EBV infection, Cytomegalovirus infection | | |
Exercises :
Leading teacher : doc. MUDr. Petr Hamal, PhD.
Study : Continuous
| |Date |Subject |No. of Less.|
|1 |20.9.2019 |Identification of gram-positive microorganisms – 1stpart: |2 |
| | |Laboratory diagnosis of streptococci and enterococci. General characteristics of bacterial | |
| | |colonies. | |
|2 |27.9.2019 |Identification of gram-positive microorganisms – 2nd part: |2 |
| | |Laboratory diagnosis of staphylococci and corynebacteria. General characteristic of bacterial | |
| | |colonies. | |
|3 |4.10.2019 |Identification of gram-negative microorganisms – 1stpart: Laboratory diagnosis of |2 |
| | |enterobacteria. | |
| | |General characteristics of bacterial colonies. | |
|4 |11.10.2019 |Identification of gram-negative microorganisms – 2nd part: Laboratory diagnosis of |2 |
| | |Acinetobacter, Pseudomonas and Stenotrophomonas species. General characteristics of bacterial | |
| | |colonies. | |
|5 |18.10.2019 |Laboratory diagnosis of Neisseria, Bordetella and Haemophilus species. General characteristic |2 |
| | |of bacterial colonies. | |
|6 |25.10.2019 |Identification of anaerobic bacteria: |2 |
| | |Actinomyces, Peptococcus, Peptostreptococcus, Bacteroides and Clostridium species. General | |
| | |characteristics of bacterial colonies. | |
|7 |1.11.2019 |Laboratory diagnosis of mycobacterial infections. |2 |
|8 |8.11.2019 |Differential microbiological diagnosis of genital tract infections and sexually transmitted |2 |
| | |diseases. Microbial vaginal pictures. | |
|9 |15.11.2019 |Laboratory diagnosis of viral infections. Principles of the complement fixation test and |2 |
| | |immunoenzymatic reaction. | |
|10 |22.11.2019 |Serodiagnosis of influenza. Serodiagnosis of glandular fever. |2 |
|11 |29.11.2019 |Mycology 1st part: |2 |
| | |Collection and transport of the specimens to the mycologic study. Microscopic examination and | |
| | |cultivation of fungi. Identification of moulds; macro- and microculture. | |
| | |Laboratory diagnosis of Aspergillus, Penicillium, Mucor and Trichophyton species. | |
|12 |6.12.2019 |Mycology 2nd part: |2 |
| | |Identification of yeasts. Selective-differential agars for rapid diagnostic of medically | |
| | |important Candida species. Ascospores, chlamydospores, assimilation and fermentation tests. | |
|13 |13.12.2019 |Microbiological diagnosis of upper and lower respiratory tract infections. |2 |
|14 |20.12.2019 |Microbiological diagnosis of urinary tract infections. |2 |
| | |Microbiological diagnosis of bloodstream infections. | |
|15 |3.1.2020 |Microbiological diagnosis of hospital-acquired infections. |2 |
| | |Microbiological diagnosis of community-acquired infections. | |
Completed by : Exam
Requirements : Presence in practical trainings, one absence tolerated at the most, it´s possible substitute up to one third of practical trainings. Credit test.
Basic literature :
1. Medical Microbiology: with student consult access (Medical Microbiology) (Paperback 2005) by Patrick R. Murray et al. (available at )
2. Koukalová D. et al.: Microbiology I, UP v Olomouci, 2002
3. Kolář et al.: Microbiology II, UP v Olomouci, 2002
Alternative literature :
4. Medical Microbiology (Paperback 2004) by Cedric A. Mims (Editor), (available at )
5. Human Virology: A Text for Students of Medicine, Dentistry and Microbiology (Paperback 2000) by Leslie Collier et al. (available at )
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