Part 1.
A look into microbes

1.
Discovery of microorganisms
2.
Classification of microorganisms
3.
Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells
4.
Microorganisms and Infections
5.
Nursing Microbiology

Part 2.
infectious microorganisms

1.
germ
2.
virus
3.
fungi

Part 3.
Immunity and infection prevention

1.
Definition of immunity
2.
innate immune response
3.
acquired immune response
4.
allergy
5.
vaccine

Part 4.
Infectious disease treatment and hospital-acquired infections

1.
Antibacterial agents
2.
Antimicrobial resistant bacteria
3.
healthcare-associated infections
4.
Major causes of healthcare-associated infections
5.
Disinfection and sterilization
6.
Infection control

Part 5.
bacterial infection

1.
Gram-positive cocci
1) Staphylococcus aureus
2) Streptococci
2.
Gram-positive rods
1) Clostridium species
2) Bacillus species
3.
intestinal bacteria
1) Salmonella species
2) Escherichia coli
4.
Gram-negative rods
1) Shigella species
2) Vibrio species
3) Yersinia pestis
5.
Other bacteria
1) Mycobacterium tuberculosis
2) Mycobacterium leprae
3) Treponema pallidum

Part 6.
viral infection

1.
enveloped DNA virus
1) Poxvirus
2) Herpesvirus
3) Varicella-zoster virus
4) Cytomegalovirus
2.
non-enveloped DNA virus
1) Adenovirus
2) Human papilloma virus
3.
enveloped RNA virus
1) Measles virus
2) Mumps virus
3) Influenza virus
4) Human parainfluenza virus
5) Respiratory syncytial virus
6) Rabies virus
7) Hantavirus
8) Japanese encephalitis virus
9) Rubella virus
4.
non-enveloped RNA virus
1) Rotavirus
2) Poliovirus
3) Coxsackievirus
4) Rhinovirus
5.
hepatitis virus
1) Hepatitis A virus
2) Hepatitis B virus
3) Hepatitis C virus
4) Hepatitis D virus
5) Hepatitis E virus

Part 7.
fungal infections

1.
dermatophytes
2.
Candida albicans
3.
Aspergillus
4.
Cryptococcus

I recommend this in this situation.

Nursing students who find microbiology difficult to study among the basic subjects of their major
Nursing students who want to study in depth the infectiousness and treatment of each type of microorganism
· Prospective nursing students who wish to study basic nursing major subjects in advance
Nurses who want to study microbiology to gain basic knowledge about infection control