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Vaccines and Health

Kunming University of Science and Technology via XuetangX

Overview

Course background: 1. A vaccine health knowledge base will be provided to the general public and an overview of conventional vaccines is a quality education course that trains students to establish health knowledge and improve basic medical knowledge; 2. For non-clinical medical students, by understanding the types and hazards of microorganisms that cause diseases, as well as the inoculation of common vaccines and the prevention of infectious diseases, we can establish self-protection awareness and construct health concepts; 3. For clinical medicine students, the course aim for students master the pathogenesis and organism of infectious diseases, the immune mechanism of the vaccine and the disease resistance mechanism of the vaccine. At the same time, through the learning of courses, it can propose vaccine development ideas for infectious diseases that have not yet been developed, and promote scientific research thinking.

Course objectives: 1. Understand the types and hazards of microorganisms that cause diseases, and build a healthy concept; 2. Master the vaccination of common vaccines and prevention of infectious diseases; 3. Put forward ideas for vaccine development and promote scientific thinking.

Course content: The knowledge system of this course mainly consists of four parts. The first part is 

the basic knowledge of vaccinology, which describes the basic properties of pathogenic 

microorganisms and infection prevention, vaccine immunology and vaccination. The second part and 

the third part are the introduction of the Class I and Class II vaccines in China, including the eight 

categories of mandatory vaccines and nine kinds of common vaccines under the current National 

Immunization Program. The fourth part is the research on the vaccines for emerging infectious 

diseases, which mainly summarizes the outbreaks of the diseases and the research of the vaccines. At 

the same time, the research on a bacterial disease vaccine (Helicobacter pylori vaccine) and a viral 

disease vaccine (dengue fever vaccine) are introduced as examples.




Syllabus

  • Chapter 1 Basic Knowledge of Vaccines
    • 1.1 Basic Properties of Pathogenic Microorganisms and Infection Prevention
    • 1.2 Vaccine Immunology
    • 1.3 Vaccination
  • Chapter 2 Introduction to the Class I Vaccine
    • 2.1 Hepatitis B Vaccine
    • 2.2 Tuberculosis Vaccine
    • 2.3 Pertussis Diphtheria Tetanus Mixed Vaccine
    • 2.4 Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR) Vaccine
    • 2.5 Epidemic Encephalitis Type B Vaccine
    • 2.6 Epidemic Cerebrospinal Meningitis Vaccine
    • 2.7 Hepatitis A Vaccine
  • Chapter 3 Introduction to the Class II Vaccine
    • 3.1 Influenza Vaccine
    • 3.2 Rotavirus Vaccine
    • 3.3 Pneumococcal Vaccine
    • 3.4 Rabies Vaccine
    • 3.5 Varicella Vaccine
    • 3.6 Cervical Cancer Vaccine
    • 3.7 Haemophilus Influenzae Type B Vaccine
  • Chapter 4 Research on Vaccines for Emerging Infectious Diseases
    • 4.1 Outbreaks of Emerging Infectious Diseases
    • 4.2 Overview of Research on Vaccines for Emerging Infectious Diseases
    • 4.3 Research on Vaccines for Bacterial Diseases --Helicobacter Pylori Vaccine
    • 4.4 Research on Vaccines for Viral Diseases --Dengue Fever Vaccine

Taught by

Chen Wei, Jing Shenrong, Yang Fan, and Xie Xiaoli

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