Communicable Diseases Part 2 - Ethiopia (Full)
Topic outline
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Introduction, Transmission and Tuberculosis Case Finding
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What is TB?
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Tuberculosis burden in Ethiopia
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How is TB transmitted?
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Natural history of tuberculosis
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What is the difference between TB infection and TB disease?
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How to identify a person with suspected TB
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Case finding through confirmation of a TB suspect by sputum examination
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Diagnosis and Treatment of Tuberculosis
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Diagnostic methods
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Chest X-ray
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TB culture from sputum
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Patient categories and treatment regimens
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Treatment regimens for different TB categories
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Treatment regimens
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Anti-TB drug treatment in special situations
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Treatment of TB patients under Directly Observed Treatment (DOTS)
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Follow-up of Patients on Anti-Tuberculosis Treatment and Defaulter Tracing
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Monitoring of TB patients during treatment
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Refilling of medication and adherence to treatment
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Monitoring of patients with sputum smear-positive pulmonary TB
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Coordinating transfers when a patient is moving
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Arrangements for patients who travel
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Conducting home visits for patients who miss a dose
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Tuberculosis Treatment in Special Conditions: TB in Children, HIV/TB and Drug Resistant TB
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Diagnosis and management of TB in children
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TB/HIV co-infection
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Effect of HIV on tuberculosis
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Effect of tuberculosis on people living with HIV
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Diagnosis of TB in HIV-positive patients
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Prevention and management of TB among PLHIV
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Tuberculosis Infection Control
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Administrative controls
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Environmental controls
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Personal protective interventions
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Community-based TB control
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Leprosy Diagnosis
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What is leprosy?
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How can leprosy be controlled?
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Diagnosing leprosy
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Checklist for examination of the skin
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Examination/palpation of the peripheral nerves
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Examination of hands and feet for loss of sensation
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‘Little finger out’ test of ulnar nerve function
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‘Wrist back’ test of radial nerve function
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‘Foot up’ test of peroneal nerve function
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Leprosy Treatment
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Classification of leprosy
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MDT drug regimens
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How to administer MDT for leprosy
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Accompanied MDT
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Leprosy complications and management
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Managing leprosy reactions