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preservation; bacterial food poisoning. Relation of micro-
organisms to food production and handling. Standard methods of
` bacterial analysis as used in official food and public health
O * laboratories. Lectures and recitations, two hours; laboratory,
four hours. Prerequisite: Bacteriology 102 or 52; or 2b and
Chemistry 1b.
57 BACTERIOLOGY OF WATER AND SEWAGE. 7
_ (For Sophomores.) (4) II, S Weaver and Hardin
Microflora of water; importance of colon-typhoid group in water;
standard methods of water analysis and interpretation of results;
' water purification; bacteriology of sewage disposal; swimming
pools, bacterial examination, purification, control, etc. Water
purification plants, sewage disposal plants, and swimming pools
will be visited and studied. Lecture and recitation, two hours;
, laboratory, four hours. Prerequisite: Bacteriology 102 or 52; or
_ 2b and Chemistry 1b.
\ _ 102 GENERAL BACTERIOLOGY. (4) I, II, S Scherago and others
Y Observation and cultivation of bacteria and related micro-
, organisms; study of their morphology, classification, physiology,
_ relation to certain fermentations, to food, to soil fertility, and to
disease. Lecture and recitation, two hours; laboratory, four
hours. Prerequisite: Chemistry 1b or 4b.
103 PATHOGENIC BACTERIOLOGY
' (4) I, S Scherago, Humphries, and Edwards
. A study of human and animal pathogenic microorganisms,
’ especially their morphological, cultural, and pathogenic properties.
Lecture and recitation, two hours; laboratory, four hours. Prereq-
uisite: Bacteriology 102 or 52; or 2b and Chemistry Ib.
104 APPLIED BACTERIOLOGY.
K (2) I, II, S Hotchkiss and others
l A course in bacteriological analysis to supplement Courses 52 and
' 102. Laboratory, four hours. Prerequisite: Bacteriology 102 or
  52; or 2b and Chemistry lb.
"°   110:1 LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS. (3) I, S Hotchkiss
! Laboratory methods employed in diagnostic and public health
{ laboratories. Designed primarily for medical technology students.
F Examination of sputum, urine, and blood. Laboratory, six hours.
l Prerequisite: Preceded or accompanied by Bacteriology 103.
Q 110b LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS. (3) II, S Hotchkiss
1 Continuation of 110a. Laboratory diagnosis of parasitism;
1 examination of stomach and intestinal contents; laboratory
i methods used in diagnosis of gonorrhea, typhoid fever, diptheria,
; syphilis, etc. Laboratory, six hours. Prerequisite: Preceded or
. /7 ‘ accompanied by Bacteriology 103.
[   111 GENERAL PATHOLOGY
" ° (4) I, S Maxwell, Scherago, and HotchkiSS
i The effects of disease on the organs and tissues of the human
body will be studied at autopsies and by the examination of
V fresh and museum specimens as well as histological sections.
` Degenerations, infiltrations, regenerations, inflammations, dis-
turbances of the circulation, infectious granulomata, neoplasms.
etc., will be studied. Lecture and recitation, two hours:
. laboratory four hours. Prerequisite: Anatomy and Physiology 10;
_ ~ Zoology 7b, 101b, and 106; Bacteriology 103, and consent of head
of department.
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