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Course Instructor: ARBO # 525341 Eric S. Beatty, OD Course Title: “Pathogens and Parasites” - Evolving Concepts in Ocular Infectious Disease 1 Credit Hour CE Course Description: A unique review of common and exotic infectious ocular pathogens and parasites their epidemiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, and new evolving concepts in treatment and management of ocular infectious disease and the war against the creatures within. Course Learning Objectives: To review the epidemiology, pathogenesis, and diagnosis of various bacterial and parasitic organisms To review common bacterial ocular infections and their respective diagnosis, treatment and management. To review the new treatments and medical management of viral and infectious ocular disease. To review common and exotic parasitic organisms which may infect the eye, their epidemiology, pathogenesis and ocular manifestations. To review ectoparasitic organisms causing infestation of ocular adnexa Course Outline: 1) Microbial Pathogens a. Human Microbe History b. “The War on Infectious disease” i. Early Medicine ii. Caduceus and the Rod of Asclepius iii. Anatomy and its relationship to infection iv. Defenses v. Causes of ocular infection 2) Bacteria a. Organisms i. Gram positive and negative organisms ii. Epidemiology b. Anterior & Posterior Blepharitis c. Bacterial conjunctivitis d. Bacterial keratitis e. Staph, Strept, and the usual suspects f. Contact lens wear g. Pseudomonas h. Diagnosis i. Culture j. Treatment i. Medications ii. New concepts in treatment 1. UV light Treatment k. Antibiotic Resistance i. MRSA ii. Treatment 3) Endophthalmitis a. Organisms b. Treatment 4) Viral Infection a. Adenovirus i. Viral conjunctivitis ii. Testing iii. RPS b. HSV – Herpes Simplex Virus i. Treatment and Management ii. Long term Suppression c. HZV – Herpes Zoster Varicella i. Review of ii. Treatment and Management d. CMV 5) Parasites a. Epidemiology b. Protozoans c. Acanthamoeba Infection i. Acanthamoeba Dermatitis ii. Confocal Microscopy iii. Medical Treatment and Management d. Toxoplasmosis e. Chagas Disease i. Trypanosoma cruzi f. Malaria i. Plasmodium ii. Ocular Sequelae g. Cestodes i. Toxocariasis ii. Echinococosis iii. Hydatid Cyst h. Nematodes i. Onchocerciasis 1. “River Blindness” 2. Epidemiology 3. Diagnosis and Treatment ii. Intraocular Parasite Video iii. Loaloasis 1. Loa Loa 6) Ectoparasites a. Infestation vs. Infection b. Myiasis c. Mites i. Demodex d. Lice i. Pediculus & Phthirius e. Ticks 7) Patient Case: a. Echinococosis i. Hydatid Cyst 8) Other exotic and rare cases 9) Conclusion