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Introduce students to pathogenic bacteria, their characteristics, and classification.
2. Developing skills in isolating and diagnosing bacteria from clinical samples.
3. Training students to interpret antibiotic susceptibility test results according to approved standards.
• Differentiate between pathogenic bacteria and their diagnostic properties.
Applies cultivation techniques, staining, isolation, and bacterial identification.
• Interprets antibiotic susceptibility test results and serological reactions.
• Adheres to safety and quality standards when handling clinical samples.
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