Морфологія бактерій

The educational video material is intended for 2nd year students of medical faculties and corresponds to the working curriculum for the preparation of a Master of Medicine and a Master of Pediatrics, field of knowledge 22 "Health Care", specialties 222 "Medicine" and 228 "Pediatrics", professional qualifications "Doctor" and "Pediatrician". Plan 1. The concept of "Microbiology". Criteria for identifying microorganisms. 2. Tinctorial properties of microorganisms. Differentiation of bacteria by structural differences of the cell wall (gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria). 3. The concept of "Morphology of bacteria". Classification of bacteria by shape (general characteristics). 4. Morphological group 1 (cocci). Nature of division, cell arrangement and examples of micrococci, diplococci, tetracocci, sarcinia, staphylococci and streptococci. 5. Morphological characteristics of fungi of the genus Candida. 6. Morphological group 2 (rod-shaped asporogenic bacteria). Examples of bacteria, corynebacteria, mycobacteria, fusobacteria. 7. Morphological characteristics and examples of coccobacilli. 8. Morphological group 2 (rod-shaped sporogenic bacteria). Examples of bacilli and clostridia. Morphology of streptobacilli. 9. Nature of the location of spores in bacteria. 10. Morphological group 3 (spiral bacteria). Examples of vibrios and spirilla. 11. Morphological group 3 (spiral bacteria). Differentiation of spirochetes. Examples of treponema, borrelia and leptospira. 12. Morphological group 4 (filamentous bacteria). Examples of actinomycetes. 13. Morphological characteristics of pleomorphic bacteria - rickettsiae and mycoplasmas. 14. The nature of the location of flagella on a bacterial cell. 15. Tasks. Gram staining technique of microorganisms:    • Забарвлення мікроорганізмів за методом Грама   Briefly about the shapes of bacteria (3D animation):    • Морфологія / Форми бактерій | Morphology /...   #BacterialMorphology #MicroorganismMorphology #Cocci #Rods #CoilShapes #BacterialFlagellas #BacterialSpores #GeneralMicrobiology