Syllabus of Fudan University Department: Infectious dieases Date:2018-524 Course Code MED130232 Course Title Infectious diseases Credit 3 Credit hours 2 Language English ASpecific General Education Courses [Core Courses GEneral Education Nature Elective Courses BAsic Courses in General Discipline Professional Compulsory Courses PRofessional Elective Courses [Others The course of infectious diseases remains one of the most important courses Course during study of clinical medicine. This course is intended to introduce Objectives medical students the basic aspects of infectious diseases, especially those that are contagious The contents of the course include an introduction, followed by infectious Course diseases including viral, bacterial, fungal and parasitic infections. Two Description lessons on fever and sepsis syndrome are also included Course requirements Students who take this course is supposed to have background knowledge in microbiology, immunology, histopathology, and have already taken courses on physical and laboratory diagnostics Teaching methods: Two hour Lecture per week for 20 weeks, plus 4 bedside discussions Instructor 's Academic background Dr. Wenhong Zhang is a professor of internal medicine. He is also the head of the department of infectious diseases at Huashan Hospital. The research team he lead focuses on frontiers of transitional medicine studies in the field of infectious diseases with a cial interest on tuberculosis Members of Teaching Team
1 Syllabus of Fudan University Department: Infectious dieases Date: 2018-5-24 Course Code MED130232 Course Title Infectious diseases Credit 3 Credit Hours 2 Language English Course Nature □Specific General Education Courses □Core Courses □General Education Elective Courses □Basic Courses in General Discipline √Professional Compulsory Courses □Professional Elective Courses □Others Course Objectives The course of infectious diseases remains one of the most important courses during study of clinical medicine. This course is intended to introduce medical students the basic aspects of infectious diseases, especially those that are contagious. Course Description The contents of the course include an introduction, followed by infectious diseases including viral, bacterial, fungal and parasitic infections. Two lessons on fever and sepsis syndrome are also included. Course Requirements: Students who take this course is supposed to have background knowledge in microbiology, immunology, histopathology, and have already taken courses on physical and laboratory diagnostics. Teaching Methods: Two hour Lecture per week for 20 weeks, plus 4 bedside discussions. Instructor's Academic Background: Dr. Wenhong Zhang is a professor of internal medicine. He is also the head of the department of infectious diseases at Huashan Hospital. The research team he lead focuses on frontiers of transitional medicine studies in the field of infectious diseases, with a special interest on tuberculosis. Members of Teaching Team
professiona Name Department Responsibility Title Wenhong Zhang M professol Huashan hospital lecturer Jiming Zhang professor Huashan hospital lecturer YuXian Huang F Huashan hospita lecturer Shu chen M Huashan hospital lecturer physIcian Lingyun Shao Huashan hospital lecturer professor Associate Xinyu Wang M Huashan hospit lecturer Jun Shen Associate M Childrens hospital lecturer professor Associate Yanling Ge Childrens hospital curer professor Mingquan Chen M Huashan hospital lecturer physIClan Richeng mao Huashan hospital lecturer physician Shu Zhang F Attending Huashan hospital lecturer physIclan Weimin Jiang Huashan hospital lecturer professor ssociate Jialin jin Huashan hospital lecturer Associate Jian Wang Zhongshan hospital ecture Hongzhou lu M professor Huashan hospital lecturer Mel zeng professor Childrens hospital lecturer Course Schedule (Please supply the details about each lesson with 38 academic hours in a total of 16 weeks) Week1 Introduction to infectious disease 2hours Viral hepatitis 2hours Week2 The febrile patient 2hours The sepsis syndrome 2hours Week 3 Moon Festival Diarrhea 2hours Week4 National Holiday
2 Name Gender Professional Title Department Responsibility Wenhong Zhang M professor Huashan hospital lecturer Jiming Zhang M professor Huashan hospital lecturer YuXian Huang F professor Huashan hospital lecturer Shu Chen M Chief physician Huashan hospital lecturer Lingyun Shao F Associate professor Huashan hospital lecturer Xinyu Wang M Associate professor Huashan hospital lecturer Jun Shen M Associate professor Children’s hospital lecturer Yanling Ge F Associate professor Children’s hospital lecturer Mingquan Chen M Chief physician Huashan hospital lecturer Richeng Mao M Attending physician Huashan hospital lecturer Shu Zhang F Attending physician Huashan hospital lecturer Weimin Jiang M Associate professor Huashan hospital lecturer Jialin Jin F Associate professor Huashan hospital lecturer Jian Wang M Associate professor Zhongshan hospital ecturer Hongzhou Lu M professor Huashan hospital lecturer Mei Zeng F professor Children’s hospital lecturer Course Schedule (Please supply the details about each lesson with 38 academic hours in a total of 16 weeks): Week1 Introduction to infectious disease 2hours Viral hepatitis 2hours Week2 The febrile patient 2hours The sepsis syndrome 2hours Week3 Moon Festival Diarrhea 2hours Week4 National Holiday
Weeks Measles 2hours Varicella 2hours Week6 Tuberculosis 2hours Malaria 2hours Week CNS infection (tuberculosis fungus) 2hours CNS infection(bacterial, viral) 2hours Week8 Fungal pneumonia 2hours Schistomiasis Week Spirochetes 2hours Richettsia and brecellosis 2hours Week10 Typhoid fever 2hours Week 11 Eb virus 2hours Week12 HIV/AIDS 2hours Week 13 SArS and Influenza 2hours The design of class discussion or exercise practice, experience and so on Five beside discussions will be arranged during th ne course If you need a TA, please indicate the assignment of assistant The Ta will help to coordinate lectures and bedside discussions, as well as examinations Grading& Evaluation (Provide a final grade that reflects the formative evaluation The grade will be evaluated based mainly on the final exam, with about 40% consideration of performance on lectures and discussions Teaching Materials References (Including Author, Title, Publisher and Publishing 1. John E. Bennett MD MACP, Raphael Dolin MD, Martin J Blaser MD. Principles and Practice of Infectious diseases saunders. 2014 2. Frederick SSouthwick. Infectious Diseases A Clinical Short Course 3/E McGraw-Hill Education. 2013 Table column size can be adjusted according to the content 2018
3 Week5 Measles 2hours Varicella 2hours Week6 Tuberculosis 2hours Malaria 2hours Week7 CNS infection(tuberculosis,fungus) 2hours CNS infection(bacterial,viral) 2hours Week8 Fungal pneumonia 2hours Schistomiasis 2hours Week9 Spirochetes 2hours Richettsia and brecellosis 2hours Week10 Typhoid fever 2hours Week11 EB virus 2hours Week12 HIV/AIDS 2hours Week13 SARS and Influenza 2hours The design of class discussion or exercise, practice, experience and so on: Five beside discussions will be arranged during the course. If you need a TA, please indicate the assignment of assistant: The TA will help to coordinate lectures and bedside discussions, as well as examinations. Grading & Evaluation (Provide a final grade that reflects the formative evaluation process): The grade will be evaluated based mainly on the final exam, with about 40% consideration of performance on lectures and discussions. Teaching Materials & References (Including Author, Title, Publisher and Publishing time): 1. John E. Bennett MD MACP, Raphael Dolin MD, Martin J. Blaser MD. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases .Saunders. 2014 2. Frederick S.Southwick. Infectious Diseases A Clinical Short Course 3/E. McGraw-Hill Education. 2013 Table column size can be adjusted according to the content. 2018
