A. Communicable Diseases 1. Content: Definitions Question: Define the terms •“Infection”, •“Infectious disease”, • “Infectious Agent”, • “incubation period”, • “infectivity”, •“Communicable diseases”. 2.Differentiate between infection and infectious diseases. 3.Differentiate between communicable diseases. 4.Content: Classification of Infectious diseases Question: Classify infectious diseases. 5.Content: General epidemiology of airborne diseases Question: Discuss the modes of transmission, measures of prevention, and control of airborne diseases. --- B. Respiratory Infections 6. Content: Respiratory Infections (Chickenpox, Measles, Rubella, Mumps, Influenza, Diphtheria, Whooping Cough, Meningococcal Meningitis, Acute Respiratory Infections, SARS, COVID19, Tuberculosis) Question: Describe the disease burden (worldwide and India) epidemiology, agent factors, host factors, clinical features, diagnosis, essential laboratory test, types, complications, mode of transmission, prevention, and control measures of Respiratory Infectious. 7.Discuss the home-based care of Respiratory Infections. 8.Discuss the adverse reactions to Respiratory Infections Vaccine. 9.Discuss homeopathic prophylaxis and management of Respiratory infections at the community level. --- C. Tuberculosis 10.Enumerate the risk factors for tuberculosis. 11.Discuss the epidemiological indices of Tuberculosis. 12.Discuss the case definitions for tuberculosis. 13.Enumerate the treatment regimen of newly diagnosed, previously treated, drug-resistant tuberculosis cases. 14.Discuss treatment outcome definition, MDR and XDR. 15.Discuss homeopathic prophylaxis and management of Tuberculosis at the community level. 16.Discuss the National Tuberculosis Elimination Program. 17.Describe Directly Observer Treatment (DOTs). 18.Discuss the Revised National Tuberculosis Control Program. 19.: Discuss the diagnosis of tuberculosis under RNTCP. 20.Discuss the relationship of Tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS. --- D. Intestinal Infections 21. Content: Intestinal Infections (Polio Myelitis, Viral Hepatitis, Acute Diarrheal Diseases, Cholera, Typhoid Fever, Food Poisoning, Amoebiasis, Ascariasis, Shigellosis, Anthrax, Hookworm Infections, Dracunculiasis) Question: Describe the disease burden (worldwide and India) epidemiology, agent factors, host factors, clinical features, diagnosis, essential laboratory test, types, complications, mode of transmission, prevention, and control measures of Intestinal Infections. 22.: Discuss the home-based care of Intestinal Infections. 23.Discuss the adverse reactions to the Intestinal Infections Vaccine. 24.Discuss homeopathic prophylaxis and management of Intestinal Infections at the community level. 25. Discuss the objectives and steps of Acute Flaccid Paralysis (AFP) surveillance. 26.Discuss the polio eradication strategy. 27. Discuss the National Diarrheal Diseases Control Program. 28.Describe the steps of preparation of ORS. 29.Discuss the causes of food poisoning. 30.Describe the investigation of an outbreak of food poisoning. --- E. Arthropod Infections 31. Content: Arthropod Infections (Dengue Syndrome, Malaria, Lymphatic Filariasis, Zika Virus Disease) Question: Describe the disease burden (worldwide and India) epidemiology, agent factors, host factors, clinical features, diagnosis, essential laboratory tests, types, complications, mode of transmission, prevention, and control measures of Arthropod Infections. 32.Discuss the home-based care of Arthropod Infections. 33.Discuss the adverse reactions to Arthropod Infections Vaccine. 34.Discuss homeopathic prophylaxis and management of Arthropod Infections at the community level. --- 35. Lymphatic filariasis / NVBDCP Question: Discuss the National Filariasis Control Program and NVBDCP. 36. Zoonoses Diseases Content: Zoonoses Diseases Viral (Rabies, Yellow Fever, Nipah virus infection, Japanese Encephalitis, Ebola, Kyasanur Forest diseases) Bacterial (Chikungunya, Brucellosis, Leptospirosis, Plague, Human Salmonellosis) Rickettsial Disease (Rickettsial disease, Scrub Typhus, Murine Typhus, Q-Fever) Parasitic Zoonosis (Taeniasis, Hydatid Disease, Leishmaniosis) Question: Describe the disease burden (worldwide and India) epidemiology, agent factors, host factors, clinical features, diagnosis, essential laboratory test, types, complications, mode of transmission, prevention, and control measures of Zoonoses Diseases. — 37.Discuss the home-based care of Zoonoses Diseases. 38.Discuss the adverse reactions to Zoonoses Diseases Vaccine. 39.Discuss homoeopathic prophylaxis and management of Zoonoses Diseases. --- 40. Japanese Encephalitis Question: Discuss the National Program for Prevention and Control of Japanese Encephalitis and NVBDCP. — 41. Surface Infections Trachoma Tetanus Leprosy STD YAWS AIDS Question: Describe the disease burden (worldwide and India) epidemiology, agent factors, host factors, clinical features, diagnosis, essential laboratory test, types, complications, mode of transmission, prevention, and control measures of Surface Infections. 42. Discuss the home-based care of Surface Infections. 43.Discuss the adverse reactions to Surface Infections. 44. Discuss homoeopathic prophylaxis and management of Surface Infections at the community level. 45. Discuss the National Program for Prevention and Control of Surface Infections. --- Hospital Acquired / Nosocomial Infections 46.Define the term “Nosocomial infection”. 47.Describe the magnitude, impact, epidemiology-agent factors, Host/patient factors, and environmental factors for Nosocomial infections. 48. Enumerate the types of Hospital Acquired Infections. 49.Discuss the prevention and control of Hospital Acquired Infections. 50. 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