C.A. Janeway, Jr. and P. Travers. E. Benjamini and S. Leskowitz, John Wiley and Sons, Inc., New York, New York Medical Microbiology, Third Edition, 1998. 2. compare and contrast the different types of human pathogens with respect to morphology and disease states. The attendance policy is as stated in the C.O.M. Student handbook. Evaluation of student performance is by six written examinations.
Examinations cover lecture presentations, lecture handouts, and assigned reading material.
Immunology and Virology examinations will contain 100 multiple choice type questions each, with a 2 hour time period. Mycology, Parasitology, Bacteriology I and Bacteriology II examinations will contain 50 multiple choice type questions each, with a 1 hour time period. Makeup examinations will be essay type questions. 2. recognize the organs of the immune system and the functions of their parts and components. 4. explain the structure of antigens and how they interact with antibodies and leukocytes.