Feedback ID : 1_1_8614
September 9th, 2014
Children’s immunity is not yet mature when they are born, not even for several years later. So they are prone to many infections in this early phase of life. This course discusses in detail the most common childhood infections like chicken pox, mumps, rubella, diphtheria, etc., including the causative agent, mode of transmission, pathogenesis, clinical features, diagnosis, and pharmacological treatment, vaccination and prevention.
1. Shigella and Cholera
2.Chicken Pox
3.Malaria
4.Dengue Fever
5.Helminthiasis and Other Parasitic Infections
6.Tetanus Neonatorum
7.AIDS in Childhood
8.Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission
9.Diphtheria
10.Tetanus
11.Poliomyelitis
12.Polio Eradication Programmes
13.Measles
14.Pertussis
15.Mumps
16.Rubella
Taking leaf from Winston Churchill’s philosophy of “always ready to learn although … not always like being taught”, IMA eVarsity is transforming medical education by garnering learning empowered by the interactive platform of digital technology. IMA eVarsity model of blended education integrates best practices of ‘chalk and board’ with emerging technologies, purporting to make mockery of fragmented medical care, that is the bane of the rising costs of health care today!
The IMAevarsity offers best of the models of blended education through online lectures, with the convenience of self-study at one’s own pace, time and place, complemented by online faculty interactions and clinical exposure through hospital rotations.
A rich learning environment is provided through a Learning Platform with access to:
There is a final exam that will be conducted online at the end of the course
Note: Please send the payment details to info@imaevarsity.com for getting access to the course