General Microbiology 2. Study Code : KDM717 3. Credits

General Microbiology (KDM717)1. Name of Subject / Study : General Microbiology2. Study Code : KDM7173. Credits : 34. Semester : 25. Precondition : Pass General Basic Study6. Learning Outcomes charged in this Study : After completing this course, students are expected to be

able to analyze the basic knowledge of clinical microbiology appropriately as a basis for the next subjectDiscipline Basic Skills

7. Study Description / Syllabus : This Subject is designed for specialist Doctor Education Program students, presenting basic microbiology material in the form of a discussion of: Microorganism Taxonomy, Classification of Microorganisms, Sterilization, Disinfection, Antimicrobial, Resistance of Microbial to Antimicrobials, Genetics of Microorganisms, Normal Flora of Hosts, Bacteriophages, Interaction between Hosts and Parasites,Influencing Factors between Hosts and Parasites, Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases

8. Soft Skill Attribute : Discipline9. Learning methods : Lecture and discussion : 26,7 hours

Clinical and laboratory task : 64,0 hoursTutorial : hoursPracticum : 35,0 hoursSelf study : hours

Total ECTS : 4,19

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Assessment of Learning Outcomes : UAS (50%); Duty (40%); Soft skill (10%)

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Lecturers : Responsible for teaching subjects :Prof. Dr. Ni Made Mertaniasih, dr, MS, Sp MK(K)

: Lecturer :Prof. Dr. Ni Made Mertaniasih, dr, MS, Sp MK(K)Prof Maria Inge Lusida, PhD, Sp MK (K)Prof Dr Kuntaman, dr, MS, SpMK(K)Prof Dr Eddy Bagus Wasito, dr., MS, Sp MK (K)Dr. Juniastuti, dr., MKes.Pepy Dwi Endraswari, dr., M.Si., MKed.Klin., SpMK

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Mandatory Reference : 1. Mahon, CR. Lehman, DC., Manuselis,G (editors).2018.Textbook of Diagnostic Microbiology. 6thedition. Saunders Elsevier- Missouri

2. Brooks, GF., Carroll, KC., Butel, JS., Morse, SA.,Mietzner TA (editors). 2019. Jawetz, Melnick, &Adelberg’s; Medical Microbiology. 29th edition. fteMcGraw-Hill, Lange

3. Tille, PM (editor). 2017. Bailey & Scott’s DiagnosticMicrobiology, 14th edition. Elsevier Mosby-Missouri

Immunology OF Infection / Clinical (BII709)

1. Name of Subject / Study : Immunology OF Infection / Clinical 2. Study Code : BII7093. Credits : 34. Semester : 25. Precondition : Pass General Basic Study6. Learning Outcomes charged in

this Study: After completing this course, students are expected to be able to

conclude the knowledge of Infection Immunology appropriatelyas the basis for the next StudyDiscipline Basic Skills

7. Study Description / Syllabus : This Subject is designed for specialist Doctor Education Program students, presenting the basic material of microbiologyin the form of a discussion of: Immunogenetics; Antigen; Antibody; Complemen; Antigen - Antibody Interactions; Precipitation & Agglutination; Immunoelectrophoresis, Complemen binding reaction; IFA, ELISA, RIA; Host - parasite relationship; Immunity to infectious diseases; Immunization; Immunity level



Total ECTS : 4,19

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Instructional Media : LCD, OHP, White board, Display

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Lecturer : Responsible for teaching subjects :Prof. Dr. Ni Made Mertaniasih, dr, MS, Sp MK(K)

: Lecturer :Prof. Dr. Ni Made Mertaniasih, dr, MS, Sp MK(K)Lindawati Alimsardjono, dr., MKes., SpMK(K)Dr. Agung Dwi Wahyu Widodo, dr., M.Si., MKed.Klin., SpMKDr. Rebekah J. Setiabudi, dr., M.Si

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Mandatory Reference : 1. Abbas AK and Lichtman AH, 2018. .Cellular and MolecularImmunology, 9th ed., Saunders

2. Roitt I, Brostoff J, Male D, 2010. Immunology, 11th edition, Edinburgh London New York Philadelphia St Louis SydneyToronto, Mosby

3. Levinson W, 2006. Review of Medical Microbiology and Immunology, 9th edition, New York Chicago San FranciscoLisbon London Madrid Mexico City Milan New DelhiSan Juan Seoul Singapore Sydney Toronto, Lange Medical Books/McGraw-Hill

Special Environmental Microbiology (KDM715)

1. Name of Subject / Study : Special Environmental Microbiology2. Study Code : KDM7153. Credits : 34. Semester : 25. Precondition : Pass General Basic Study6. Learning Outcomes charged in

this Study: After completing this course, it is hoped that students will be

able to accurately analyze the environment as a microbial habitat and source of microbes that cause infectious diseases in humans and societyDiscipline Basic Skills

7. Study Description / Syllabus : This course is designed for specialist Doctor Education Program students, presenting basic microbiology material in theform of a discussion of: Microbes in water, Microbes in water, Microbes in the air, Microbes in the air, Microbes in the soil, Microbes in the soil, Microbes in food, Microbes in food , Microbes in beverages, Microbes in beverages, Methods of microbiological waste sterilization, Methods of microbiologicalwaste sterilization



Total ECTS : 4,19

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Lecturer : Responsible for teaching subjects :Lindawati Alimsardjono, dr., M.Kes., SpMK(K)

: Lecturer :Prof. Dr. H. Eddy Bagus Wasito, dr., MS., SpMK(K)Lindawati Alimsardjono, dr., M.Kes., SpMK(K)Kartuti Debora, dr, MS, SpMK(K)Dr Marijam Purwanta, Dra, AptDr. Agung Dwi Wahyu Widodo, dr., M.Si., MKed.Klin., SpMKDr. Manik Retno Wahyunitisari, dr., Mkes

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Mandatory Reference 1. Mahon, CR. Lehman, DC., Manuselis,G (editors).2018.Textbook of Diagnostic Microbiology. 6th edition.Saunders Elsevier- Missouri

2. Brooks, GF., Carroll, KC., Butel, JS., Morse, SA., MietznerTA (editors). 2019. Jawetz, Melnick, & Adelberg’s; MedicalMicrobiology. 29th edition. fte McGraw-Hill, Lange


4. Murray PR, Baron EJ, Jorgensen JH, Landry ML, PfallerMA,2007. Manual of Clinical Microbiology 9th edition,Washington DC, ASM Press

Diagnostic Medical Microbiology (KDM716)

1. Subject : Diagnostic Medical Microbiology2. Subject Code : KDM7163. Credit Points : 3 points4. Semester : 1 – 25. Precondition : Passed the general basic course6. Learning Outcomes Expected of the Subject

: After finishing this course, students are expected to be able to conclude the medical diagnostic clinical microbiology knowledge appropriately asthe basis for subsequent coursesDiscipline and patient careBasic Laboratory and Clinical Skills

7. Subject Description/Syllabus : This course is designed for Residence of Clinical Microbiology Specialist Program, presenting introductory topics for subsequent courses, with discussions of: Microbiological laboratory examination specimen samples from patient with infection, The collection methods of microbiological specimen from patients, Transport of microbiological examination materials, Methods of laboratory examinations, Staining and microscopy, Cultivation, biochemical tests, Antibiotic sensitivity tests, Immuno-Serological tests, Molecular biologytests, Microorganism density tests.

8. Soft Skill Attributes : Discipline, care provider9. Methods of Learning : Semester 1

Lecture and discussion : 10 hoursClinical and laboratory task (basic) : 32 hours Practicum (basic) : 35 hours

Semester 2Lecture and discussion : 17 hoursClinical and laboratory task (basic) : 32 hoursPracticum (basic) : 35 hours

Total ECTS : 5.36

10. Learning Media : LCD, OHP, White board, mannequin/physical model, e-learning11. Evaluation of Learning Outcomes : Final Test (50%); Assignments (40%); Soft skill (10%)12. Lecturers : PIC of subject: Prof. DR. Eddy Bagus Wasito, Dr., MS., SpMK(K)

Lecturer :Prof. Dr. Ni Made Mertaniasih, dr, MS, Sp MK(K)Lindawati Alimsardjono, dr., M.Kes., SpMK(K)Dr. Eko Budi Koendhori, dr., MKes., SpMK (K)Dr. Juniastuti, dr., MKesPepy Dwi Endraswari, dr., M.Si., MKed.Klin., SpMKNeneng Dewi Kurniati, dr., Sp.MKAlicia Margaretta Widya, dr., M.Ked.Klin., Sp.MK

13. Obligatory References : 1. Mahon, CR. Lehman, DC., Manuselis,G (editors). 2018.Textbook ofDiagnostic Microbiology. 6th edition. Saunders Elsevier- Missouri

2. Brooks, GF., Carroll, KC., Butel, JS., Morse, SA., Mietzner TA(editors). 2019. Jawetz, Melnick, & Adelberg’s; MedicalMicrobiology. 29th edition. fte McGraw-Hill, Lange

3. Tille, PM (editor). 2017. Bailey & Scott’s Diagnostic Microbiology,14th edition. Elsevier Mosby-Missouri

Clinical Bacteriology (KDM725)

1. Name of Subject / Study : Clinical Bacteriology2. Study Code : KDM7253. Credits : 34. Semester : 35. Precondition : Pass Semester 26. Learning Outcomes charged in


able to conclude with accuracy the specific interactions between the causative agent of bacterial infection and people with infectious diseases as a basis for handling cases of infectious diseasesDiscipline Advanced Skills

7. Study Description / Syllabus : This course is designed for students of the Specialist Doctor Education Program, presenting introductory material for the next course, in the form of discussions on: 1. Streptococcus 2. Enterococcus; 1. Staphylococcus 2. Micrococcus; 1. Corynebacterium 2. Listeria; 1.Haemophilus 2. Bordetella; 1. Mycobacterium 2. Legionella; 1. Anaerobes: Sporeforming 2. Anaerobes: Non sporeforming; 1. Neisseria 2. Garderella; 1. Treponema 2. Leptospira; 1. Salmonella 2. Shigella; 1. Yersinia2. Vibrio; 1. Campylobacter 2. Helicobacter; 1. Chlamydia 2. Mycoplasma; 1. Klebsiella 2. Enterobacter; 1. Escherichia coli 2. Proteus; 1. Acinetobacter 2. Pseudomonas; 1. Burkholderia 2.Aerobes: Sporeforming

8. Soft Skill Attribute : Responsibility9. Learning methods : Lecture and discussion : 26,7 hours

Clinical and laboratory task : 64,0 hoursTutorial : 46,7 hoursPracticum : 35,0 hoursSelf study : 65,3 hours

Total ECTS : 7,92

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Lecturer : Responsible for teaching subjects :Prof Dr Kuntaman, dr, MS, SpMK(K)

: Lecturer :Prof Dr Kuntaman, dr, MS, SpMK(K)Prof. Dr. Ni Made Mertaniasih, dr, MS, Sp MK(K)Dr. Eko Budi Koendhori, dr., MKes., SpMK (K)Dr. Agung Dwi Wahyu Widodo, dr., M.Si., MKed.Klin., SpMKAlicia Margaretta Widya, dr., M.Ked.Klin., Sp.MKSiti Rochmanah Oktaviani Sulikah, dr., MKed.Klin., SpMK

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Mandatory Reference : 1. Brooks, GF., Carroll, KC., Butel, JS., Morse, SA.,Mietzner TA (editors). 2019. Jawetz, Melnick, &Adelberg’s; Medical Microbiology. 29th edition. fteMcGraw-Hill, Lange


3. Mahon, CR. Lehman, DC., Manuselis,G (editors).2018.Textbook of Diagnostic Microbiology. 6th edition.

Saunders Elsevier- Missouri

Clinical Virology (KDM726)

1. Name of Subject / Study : Clinical Virology2. Study Code : KDM7263. Credits : 34. Semester : 35. Precondition : Pass Semester 26. Learning Outcomes

charged in this Study: After completing this course, students are expected to be able to

conclude with accuracy the specific interactions between viruses as infectious agents and humans as a basis for dealing with cases of infectious diseasesDiscipline Advanced Skills

7. Study Description / Syllabus

: This course is designed for students of the Specialist Doctor Education Program, presenting introductory material for the next course, in the form of a discussion of: Introduction, morphology and virus structure; Taxonomy and Classification of Viruses, Relationship of Viruses to Host Cells; Virus replication in host cells; Viral infectious disease pathogens / Host immune response to viral infections; Virus germination, embryonic egg / cell culture; Diagnostic of viral, serological and biomolecular diseases & clinical irology irology treatment; Viral infection of the respiratory tract; Viral infection of the gastrointestinal tract; Viral infection causing skin lesions; Viral infection of glandular cells; Viral infection of the liver; Viral infection of the CNS; ARBO virus (Dengue, etc.); Viral infection of the transplanted tissue / oncogenic virus; AIDS; Anti virus agent



Total ECTS : 7,92

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: UAS (50%); Duty (40%); Soft skill (10%)

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Lecturer : Responsible for teaching subjects :Prof M L Inge L, dr, MKes, PhD, SpMK(K)

: Lecturer :Prof M L Inge L, dr, MKes, PhD, SpMK(K)Abu Rohiman, dr, MS, SpMK(K)Dr. Juniastuti, dr., MKesAlicia Margaretta Widya, dr., M.Ked.Klin., Sp.MKSiti Rochmanah Oktaviani Sulikah, dr., MKed.Klin., SpMK

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Mandatory Reference : 1. Richman, Clinical Virology, Woshington D.C.2. Joklik WK, Willet HP, Amos DB, Wilfert CM, 1988. Zinsser

Microbiology 19 th edition, USA, Prentice Hall Inc 3. Finegold SM, Martin WJ, Scott ES, 2006. Bailey & Scott’s

DiagnosticMicrobiology 11th edition, Saint Louis, The CV Mosby Co.

4. Murray PR, Baron EJ, Jorgensen JH, Landry ML, Pfaller MA, 2007. Manual of Clinical Microbiology 9th edition, Washington DC,ASM Press

Clinical Mycology (KDM727)

1. Name of Subject / Study : Clinical Mycology2. Study Code : KDM7273. Credits : 34. Semester : 35. Precondition : Pass Semester 26. Learning Outcomes charged in

this Study: After following this course, students are expected to be able to

conclude with accuracy the specific interactions between fungi as agents of infectious diseases and humans as a basis for dealing with cases of infectious diseasesDiscipline Advanced Skills

7. Study Description / Syllabus : This course is designed for students of the Specialist Doctor Education Program, presenting introductory material for the next course, in the form of discussions on: Superficial Mycosis,Systemic Mycosis, Fungal Staining, KOH Staining, Lacto Phenol Cotton Blue (LCB) Staining, Haematoxylin & Eosis Staining (H & E), GMS-H & E Staining, Laboratory Diagnostics, Direct staining, Improved staining, Subcutaneus, Periodie Acid Schiff (PAS) Staining, Opportunistic Mycoses, Gomori Methenamine Silver (GMS) Staining, Dermatoppytoses



Total ECTS : 8,30

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Lecturer : Responsible for teaching subjects :Arthur Pohan Kawilarang, dr., MKes., SpMK(K)

: Lecturer :Arthur Pohan Kawilarang, dr., MKes., SpMK(K)Pepy Dwi Endraswari, dr., M.Si., MKed.Klin., SpMKAlicia Margaretta Widya, dr., M.Ked.Klin., Sp.MK

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Mandatory Reference : 1. Larone DH, 2000. Medically Important Fungi : A Guide to Identification, 1st edition, USA, ASM Press

2. Kawilarang AP, 2008. CD-ROM Medical Mycology version 3.0 Surabaya

General Infection Problems (KDM728)

1. Name of Subject / Study : General Infection Problems2. Study Code : KDM7283. Credits : 24. Semester : 35. Precondition : Pass Semester 26. Learning Outcomes charged in

this Study: After completing this course, students are able to properly

relate knowledge of infection with the incidence of infection in the hospital and in the communityDiscipline Basic Skills

7. Study Description / Syllabus : This course is designed for students of the Specialist Doctor Education Program, presenting introductory material for the next course, in the form of discussion on: Pathogenesis of infectious disease I, pathogensis of infectious disease II, immunity to bacterial infection I, immunity to bacterial infection II, immunity to viral infection I , Immunity to viral infection II, Immunity to fungal infections I, Immunity to fungal infections II, Principle of prevention against infectious diseases I, Principle of Prevention against infectious diseases II,Immunity and Vaccines I, Immunity and Vaccines II, Principle of treatment of infectious diseases I, Principles treatment of infectious diseases II, Principles of infectious disease control I, Principles of control of infectious diseases II

8. Soft Skill Attribute : Cooperation9. Learning methods : Lecture and discussion : 13,3 hours


Total ECTS : 2,68

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Lecturer : Responsible for teaching subjects :Prof. Dr. Ni Made Mertaniasih, dr., MS., Sp MK (K)

: Lecturer :Prof. Dr. Ni Made Mertaniasih, dr., MS., Sp MK (K)Prof Dr Kuntaman, dr, MS, SpMK(K)Kartuti Debora, dr, MS, SpMK(K)Lindawati Alimsardjono, dr., MKes., SpMK(K)Dr Eko Budi Koendhori, dr., Mkes, Sp MK (K)

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Mandatory Reference : 1. Infectious Diseases Mandell 5th ed.2. Abbas AK and Lichtman AH, 2003. Cellular and Molecular

Immunology, 5th ed., Saunders3. Cakravarty AK, 2006. Immunology and Immunotechnology

Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases (KME704)

1. Name of Subject / Study : Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases2. Study Code : KME7043. Credits : 24. Semester : 35. Precondition : Pass Semester 26. Learning Outcomes charged in


relate knowledge of infection with the incidence of infection in the hospital and in the communityDiscipline Basic Skills

7. Study Description / Syllabus : This course is designed for students of the Specialist Doctor Education Program, presenting introductory material for the next course, in the form of discussion on: Pathogenesis of infectious disease I, pathogensis of infectious disease II, immunity to bacterial infection I, immunity to bacterial infection II, immunity to viral infection I , Immunity to viral infection II, Immunity to fungal infections I, Immunity to fungal infections II, Principle of prevention against infectious diseases I, Principle of Prevention against infectious diseases II,Immunity and Vaccines I, Immunity and Vaccines II, Principle of treatment of infectious diseases I, Principles treatment of infectious diseases II, Principles of infectious disease control I, Principles of control of infectious diseases II

8. Soft Skill Attribute : Cooperation9. Learning methods : Lecture and discussion : 13,3 hours


Total ECTS : 4,54

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: Lecturer :Prof Dr Kuntaman, dr, MS, SpMK(K)Dr. Agung Dwi Wahyu Widodo, dr., M.Si., MKed.Klin., SpMKDr F Sustini, dr, MSDr. Budi Utomo, dr., M.Kes

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Mandatory Reference : 1. Infectious Diseases Mandell 5th ed.2. Abbas AK and Lichtman AH, 2003. Cellular and Molecular

Immunology, 5th ed., Saunders3. Cakravarty AK, 2006. Immunology and Immunotechnology

Laboratorium Instrumentation (FIA701)

1. Name of Subject / Study : Laboratorium Instrumentation2. Study Code : FIA7013. Credits : 24. Semester : 45. Precondition : Pass Semester 36. Learning Outcomes charged in

this Study: After completing this course, students are expected to be able to

do microbiological examination correctly independently in the field of Medical MicrobiologyDiscipline Basic Skills

7. Study Description / Syllabus : This course is designed for students of the Specialist Medical Education Program, presenting introductory material for the next course, in the form of discussions on: Germ colony counting, Sterilizers, Spectrophotometry, Tissue cell culture, Electron microscopy, Chromatography, Enzyme Link Immuno-Sorbent Assay (ELISA), Electrophoresis, Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) Sequencing, Hybridization, Fluorescence microscopy

8. Soft Skill Attribute : Independent9. Learning methods : Lecture and discussion : 13,3 hours


Total ECTS : 4,54

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Lecturer : Responsible for teaching subjects :Prof. Maria Inge Lusida, dr., MKes., PhD., SpMK (K)

: Lecturer :Prof. Maria Inge Lusida, dr., MKes., PhD., SpMK (K)Prof Dr Eddy B W, dr, MS, SpMK(K)Lindawati A, dr, MKes, SpMK(K)Prof. Dr I Ketut sudiana, Drs, Msi

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Mandatory Reference : 1. Murray PR, Baron EJ, Jorgensen JH, Landry ML, Pfaller MA,2007. Manual of Clinical Microbiology 9th edition, Washington DC, ASM Press

2. Mahon, CR. Lehman, DC., Manuselis,G (editors). 2018.Textbook of Diagnostic Microbiology. 6th edition. Saunders Elsevier- Missouri

3. Brooks, GF., Carroll, KC., Butel, JS., Morse, SA., Mietzner TA (editors). 2019. Jawetz, Melnick, & Adelberg’s; MedicalMicrobiology. 29th edition. fte McGraw-Hill, Lange

4. Tille, PM (editor). 2017. Bailey & Scott’s Diagnostic Microbiology, 14th edition. Elsevier Mosby-Missouri

Management of Clinical Microbiology Laboratory (KDM729)

1.Name of Subject / Study

: Management of Clinical Microbiology Laboratory

2. Study Code : KDM7293. Credits : 24. Semester : 45. Precondition : Pass Semester 36. Learning Outcomes

charged in this Study

: After completing this course, students are expected to be able to properly manage clinical microbiology laboratories in hospitals and in the communityDiscipline Basic Skills


: This course is designed for students of the Specialist Medical Education Program, presenting introductory material for the next course, in the form of a discussion of: Microbiology laboratory arrangement, clinical antimicrobial management for microbiological examination, Media Kitchen: Preparation andtesting of microbiological culture media, laboratory design and layout for microbial identification, the role of microbiology laboratories in antimicrobial quality, recording of microbiological examination results, laboratory investigations on microbiological data deviations, microbiology laboratory environmental monitoring, microbiology laboratory sanitation and sterilization, quality systems for antimicrobial quality microbiology laboratoryquality (I), quality systems for antimicrobial quality microbiology laboratories (II), Safety considerations in antimicrobial quality microbiology laboratories, Role of microbiology laboratories in infection control, Storage of biological materials, Training of personnel in laboratories microbiology


Clinical and laboratory task : 32,0 hoursTutorial : 23,3 hoursPracticum : 35,0 hoursSelf study : 32,7 hoursTotal ECTS : 4,54

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Lecturer : Responsible for teaching subjects :Lindawati Alimsardjono, dr., MKes., SpMK(K)

: Lecturer :Lindawati Alimsardjono, dr., MKes., SpMK(K)Prof. Dr. Ni Made Mertaniasih, dr., MS., Sp MK (K)Prof Dr Kuntaman, dr, MS, SpMK(K)Prof. Maria Inge Lusida, dr., MKes., PhD., SpMK (K)Prof Dr Eddy B W, dr, MS, SpMK(K)Kartuti Debora, dr, MS, SpMK(K)

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Mandatory Reference

: 1. Murray PR, Baron EJ, Jorgensen JH, Landry ML, Pfaller MA,2007. Manual of Clinical Microbiology 9th edition, Washington DC, ASM Press

2. Mahon, CR. Lehman, DC., Manuselis,G (editors). 2018.Textbook of Diagnostic Microbiology. 6th edition. Saunders Elsevier- Missouri

3. Brooks, GF., Carroll, KC., Butel, JS., Morse, SA., Mietzner TA (editors). 2019. Jawetz, Melnick, & Adelberg’s; Medical Microbiology. 29th edition.fte McGraw-Hill, Lange

4. Tille, PM (editor). 2017. Bailey & Scott’s Diagnostic Microbiology, 14th edition. Elsevier Mosby-Missouri

Arrangement and Development of the Clinical Microbiology Laboratory (KDM730)

1.Name of Subject / Study : Arrangement and Development of the Clinical Microbiology

Laboratory2. Study Code : KDM7303. Credits : 24. Semester : 45. Precondition : Pass Semester 36. Learning Outcomes charged in

this Study: After completing this subject, it is hoped that students will be

able to properly develop a Clinical Microbiology laboratory in hospitals and in the communityDiscipline Basic Skills

7. Study Description / Syllabus : This course is designed for students of the Specialist Doctor Education Program, presenting introductory material for the next course, in the form of discussions on: 1, Laboratory Management: Strategic, Organization, Budgeting, Laboratory compliance program, Personal issues; II. Laboratory Design: General design principles, Specific design issue, The design and construction process, Selection and implementation of new equipment and procedures; III. Laboratory Consultation, communication and information system: Health indurance, L.I.S., Information sharing



Total ECTS : 2,68

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: Lecturer :Prof. Dr. Ni Made Mertaniasih, dr., MS., Sp MK (K)Prof Dr Kuntaman, dr, MS, SpMK(K)Prof. Maria Inge Lusida, dr., MKes., PhD., SpMK (K)Dr Eko Budi Koendhori, dr., Mkes, Sp MK (K)Kartuti Debora, dr, MS, SpMK(K)

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Mandatory Reference : 1. Brooks GF, Butel JS and MorseSA, 2004. Jawetz, Melnick and Adelberg’s Medical Microbiology 23nd edition, Boston Burr Ridges McGraw-Hill Companies Inc

Methodology of Microbial Examination (KDM731)

1. Name of Subject / Study : Methodology of Microbial Examination 2. Study Code : KDM7313. Credits : 24. Semester : 45. Precondition : Pass Semester 36. Learning Outcomes charged in

this Study: After completing this subject, it is hoped that students will be

able to combine knowledge of microbial examination methods according to the SOP properlyDiscipline Basic Skills

7. Study Description / Syllabus : This course is designed for students of the Specialist Doctor Education Program, presenting introductory material for the next course, in the form of discussion on: microbiological bloodexamination, microbiological examination of sputum, microbiological examination of pus, microbiological examination of urine, microbiological examination of liquor, microbiological examination of feces, direct antimicrobial staining , Primary isolation, Microorganism density test, Identification test, Antimicrobial susceptibility test, ELISA test,SDS-PAGE test, PCR



Total ECTS : 2,68

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: Lecturer :Lindawati Alimsardjono, dr., MKes., SpMK(K)Prof. Dr. Ni Made Mertaniasih, dr., MS., Sp MK (K)Prof Dr Kuntaman, dr, MS, SpMK(K)Prof. Maria Inge Lusida, dr., MKes., PhD., SpMK (K)Dr. Agung Dwi Wahyu Widodo, dr., M.Si., MKed.Klin.,SpMKPepy Dwi Endraswari, dr., M.Si., MKed.Klin., SpMK

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Mandatory Reference : 1. Brooks GF, Butel JS and MorseSA, 2007. Jawetz, Melnick,and Adelberg’s Medical Microbiology 23nd edition,McGraw-Hill Companies Inc., 2007

2. Dale JW, 1993. Molecular Genetics of Bacteria, 2nd Edition3. Finegold SM, Martin WJ, Scott ES, 2006.Bailey & Scott’s

Diagnostic Microbiology 11th edition, Saint Louis, The CVMosby Co

Interpretation of laboratory examination results and clinical applications (KDK772)

1. Name of Subject / Study : Interpretation of laboratory examination results and clinical applications2. Study Code : KDK7723. Credits : 24. Semester : 45. Precondition : Pass Semester 36. Learning Outcomes

charged in this Study: After completing this course, students are expected to be able to interpret

the results of medical microbiology examinations correctly as the basis fortherapy for infectious disease patients Discipline Basic Skills


: This course is designed for students of the Specialist Doctor Education Program, presenting introductory material for the next course, in the form of discussions on: Interpretation of microbiological blood tests, Interpretation of microbiological examinations of sputum, Interpretation of microbiological examinations of pus, Interpretation of microbiological examinations of urine, Interpretation of microbiological examinations of liquor, Interpretation of examinations Fecal microbiology, Interpretation of direct specimen staining, Interpretation of primary isolation, Interpretation of microorganism density tests, Interpretation of identification tests, Interpretation of antimicrobial susceptibility tests, Interpretation of ELISA tests, Interpretation of SDS-PAGE tests, Interpretation of PCR



Total ECTS : 4,54

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: Lecturer :Lindawati Alimsardjono, dr., MKes., SpMK(K)Prof. Dr. Ni Made Mertaniasih, dr., MS., Sp MK (K)Prof Dr Kuntaman, dr, MS, SpMK(K)Prof. Maria Inge Lusida, dr., MKes., PhD., SpMK (K)

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Mandatory Reference : 1. Joklik WK, Willet HP, Amos DB, Wilfert CM, 1988. ZinsserMicrobiology 19 th edition, USA, Prentice Hall Inc.

2. Finegold SM, Martin WJ, Scott ES, 2006.Bailey & Scott’s DiagnosticMicrobiology 11th edition, Saint Louis, The CV Mosby Co.

3. Holt JG, Krieg NR, Sneath PHA, Staley JT, Williams ST, 1994.Bergey’s Manual of Determinative Bacteriology 9th, Baltimore,Philadelphia, Hongkong, London, Munich, Sydney, Tokyo, Williamand Wilkins.

4. Murray PR, Baron EJ, Jorgensen JH, Landry ML, Pfaller MA, 2007.Manual of Clinical Microbiology 9th edition, Washington DC, ASMPress

Nosocomial Infection (KDM732)

1. Name of Subject / Study : Nosocomial Infection2. Study Code : KDM7323. Credits : 24. Semester : 55. Precondition : Pass Semester 46. Learning Outcomes charged in


handle cases of nosocomial infection in the hospital Basic SkillsAdvanced Skills

7. Study Description / Syllabus : This course is designed for students of the Specialist Doctor Education Program, presenting material in the form of a discussion of: all the daily activities of the nosocomial infectioncontrol committee, and helping to solve the problem of nosocomial infectious diseases, and their prevention in the hospital ward

8. Soft Skill Attribute : Cooperation9. Learning methods : Lecture and discussion : hours

Clinical and laboratory task : hoursTutorial : 46,7 hoursPracticum : 70,0 hoursSelf study : 65,3 hours

Total ECTS : 6,07

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: Lecturer :Prof Dr Kuntaman, dr, MS, SpMK(K)Lindawati Alimsardjono, dr., MKes., SpMK(K)Dr. Agung Dwi Wahyu Widodo, dr., M.Si., MKed.Klin.,SpMK

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Mandatory Reference : 1. Gantz NM, Brown RB, Berck SL, Myers JW, 2006. Manual of Clinical Problem in Infectious Disease, 5th edition,

Infectious Problems in Internal Medicine: clinical stage (KDI703)

1. Name of Subject / Study : Infectious Problems in Internal Medicine: clinical stage2. Study Code : KDI7033. Credits : 34. Semester : 55. Precondition : Pass Semester 46. Learning Outcomes charged in


handle cases of infectious diseases in the field of internal medicine in hospitals and in the community Coordinative Communicative EthicalAdvanced Skills

7. Study Description / Syllabus : This course is designed for students of the Specialist Doctor Education Program, presenting material in the form of a discussion of: infectious disease problems in internal medicine wards such as Pneumonia, Tuberculosis, Sepsis, Urinary Tract Infection, HIV, Typhoid Fever



Total ECTS : 11,47

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: Lecturer :study program coordinator Internal Medicine DepartmenLecturer Internal Medicine Departmen

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Mandatory Reference : 1. Murray PR, Baron EJ, Jorgensen JH, Landry ML, Pfaller MA, 2007.Manual of Clinical Microbiology 9th edition, Washington DC, ASM Press

2. Gantz NM, Brown RB, Berck SL, Myers JW, 2006. Manual of Clinical Problem in Infectious Disease, 5th edition,

3. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases, 2005

Infectious problems in Pediatrics: the clinical stage (KDI701)

1. Name of Subject / Study : Infectious problems in Pediatrics: the clinical stage2. Study Code : KDI7013. Credits : 24. Semester : 55. Precondition : Pass Semester 46. Learning Outcomes charged in


handle cases of infectious diseases in the field of pediatric diseases in hospitals and in the community Coordinative Communicative EthicalAdvanced Skills

7. Study Description / Syllabus : This course is designed for students of the Specialist Doctor Education Program, presenting material in the form of a discussion of: infectious disease problems in pediatric wards such as pneumonia, tuberculosis, sepsis, urinary tract infections,HIV, typhoid fever, hematological disorders, perinatal problems



Total ECTS : 6,07

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Infectious Problems in Surgery: the clinical stage (KDI702)

1. Name of Subject / Study : Infectious Problems in Surgery: the clinical stage2. Study Code : KDI7023. Credits : 44. Semester : 55. Precondition : Pass Semester 46. Learning Outcomes charged in


handle cases of infectious diseases in the field of surgical diseases in hospitals and in the community Coordinative Communicative EthicalAdvanced Skills

7. Study Description / Syllabus : This course is designed for students of the Specialist Doctor Education Program, presenting material in the form of a discussion of: infectious disease problems in surgical disease wards such as Soft Tissue Infection, Osteomyelitis, Appendicitis, Abdomen Perforation, Urinary Tract Infection



Total ECTS : 12,13

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Infection Problems in Obstetrics and Gynecology: clinical stage (KDI704)

1. Name of Subject / Study : Infection Problems in Obstetrics and Gynecology: clinical stage2. Study Code : KDI7043. Credits : 44. Semester : 55. Precondition : Pass Semester 46. Learning Outcomes charged in

this Study: After completing this course students are able to properly

handle cases of infectious diseases in the field of obstetrics and gynecology in hospitals and in the community Coordinative Communicative EthicalAdvanced Skills

7. Study Description / Syllabus : This course is designed for students of the Specialist Doctor Education Program, presenting material in the form of a discussion of: infectious disease problems in obstetrics and gynecology wards such as Eclampsia, Partus Kasep, Pelvic Inflammatory Disease, ovarian tumors with complications



Total ECTS : 12,13

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Clinical Consultation (KDI705)

1. Name of Subject / Study : Clinical Consultation2. Study Code : KDI7053. Credits : 24. Semester : 65. Precondition : Pass Semester 56. Learning Outcomes charged in


able to provide correct clinical consultation regarding infectiousdiseases in hospitals and in the community to be responsibleCoordinative Communicative EthicalAdvanced SkillsAble to think analytically for any problems encountered

7. Study Description / Syllabus : This Subject is designed for Specialist Doctor Education Program students to carry out duties in the form of guard duty in a clinical microbiology installation

8. Soft Skill Attribute : Communication9. Learning methods : Lecture and discussion : hours


Total ECTS : 9,80

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Instructional Media : Medical Record Documents, Look at the patient

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Mandatory Reference : 1. Murray PR, Baron EJ, Jorgensen JH, Landry ML, Pfaller MA, 2007. Manual of Clinical Microbiology 9th edition, Washington DC, ASM Press

Integrated Clinical Microbiology (KDI706)

1. Name of Subject / Study : Integrated Clinical Microbiology2. Study Code : KDI7063. Credits : 24. Semester : 65. Precondition : Pass Semester 56. Learning Outcomes charged in


able to coordinate the management of infectious diseases with clinicians in other fields of science in hospitals and in the community IndependentAble to think analytically for any problems encountered

7. Study Description / Syllabus : This course is designed for Specialist Doctor Education Program students to take part in case studies, workshops, symposia, seminars, scientific weekends related to infection problems

8. Soft Skill Attribute : Communication9. Learning methods : Lecture and discussion : hours


Total ECTS : 14,00

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: Lecturer :Prof Dr Kuntaman, dr, MS, SpMK(K)Prof. Dr. Ni Made Mertaniasih, dr., MS., Sp MK (K)Kartuti Debora, dr, MS, SpMK(K)Lindawati Alimsardjono, dr., MKes., SpMK(K)Dr. Agung Dwi Wahyu Widodo, dr., M.Si., MKed.Klin., SpMKAlicia Margaretta Widya, dr., M.Ked.Klin., Sp.MKSupervisor

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Mandatory Reference : 1. Murray PR, Baron EJ, Jorgensen JH, Landry ML, Pfaller MA, 2007. Manual of Clinical Microbiology 9th edition, Washington DC, ASM Press

General Microbiology 2. Study Code : KDM717 3. Credits

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