PassPom 2025 Crashcourse Day 2 - Infection: Immune response to infection , lymphocytes , anti-microbial therapies, anti-viral agents and vaccination

Name: PassPom 2025 Crashcourse Day 2 - Infection: Immune response to infection , lymphocytes , anti-microbial therapies, anti-viral agents and vaccination
Start: 2025-04-02T11:00:00+00:00
End: 2025-04-02T12:00:00+00:00

2nd Apr 2025

11:00am - 12:00pm (GMT)

Infectious diseases

2nd Apr 2025

11:00am - 12:00pm (GMT)

Hosted on MedAll

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🚨 Calling all first-year medics! 🚨

Struggling with POM? Want to ace your exams with expert-led teaching? 🩺📚 Join our POM Crash Course – a FREE, interactive lecture series designed to break down key concepts and boost your confidence! 💡✨

📅 Date: 2/04/2025

📍 Location: MedAll

Summary

Join us for Day 2 of our PassPom 2025 Crashcourse, focusing entirely on infections. In this comprehensive session, you'll deepen your understanding of the immune response to infection, lymphocytes, anti-microbial therapies, anti-viral agents and vaccination. Perfect for first-year medics looking to excel in their exams, this event is not to be missed. Free, interactive and expert-led teaching awaits you in this lecture structured to break down complex concepts. Come prepared to boost your knowledge and confidence in this critical medical field on 2/04/2025 at MedAll.

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Learning objectives

To understand the mechanisms of the human immune response to infection, including the roles of different cell types, such as lymphocytes.
To grasp the modes of action, uses, and potential side effects of key antimicrobial therapies used to treat infections.
To develop a comprehensive understanding of the various types of antiviral agents, their mechanisms of action, and their uses in clinical practice.
To assess the principles and methods of vaccination in preventing infection, as well as understanding the role of vaccines in broader public health strategies.
To apply this knowledge to clinical scenarios, aiming to improve the ability to make informed decisions about patient care in relation to infection and its treatment.

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