Microbe Mission B/C

MLMSOGA · Post by **MLMSOGA** » Thu Mar 02, 2017 3:59 pm

Does anyone know a good Microbe textbook? I've been mainly using wikipedia but I don't really think that'll cut it at States.

Post by **NeilMehta** » Fri Mar 03, 2017 12:02 pm

MLMSOGA wrote:Does anyone know a good Microbe textbook? I've been mainly using wikipedia but I don't really think that'll cut it at States.

Which division are you in?

Mr Spock · Post by **Mr Spock** » Fri Mar 03, 2017 4:50 pm

I have been looking at "Clinical Microbiology made ridiculously simple" its really good and has some amusing illustrations. Also "Medical Microbiology & Immunology" is good its used for Boards

Post by **Skink** » Fri Mar 03, 2017 6:31 pm

MLMSOGA wrote:Does anyone know a good Microbe textbook? I've been mainly using wikipedia but I don't really think that'll cut it at States.

Any introductory microbiology text should suffice for the vast majority of testable material; you just might be short a disease here or interesting anecdote there. Beware anything geared towards medicine, as this event is much broader in scope than that! Anyway, I have a couple of these on my shelf. My favorite among them is Tortora, which is, incidentally, the one that appears most popular on Amazon. It's total information overload, though, if you're new to biology or in B division.

The jury's out on review books. I just had a stack come in the other day and, obviously, haven't had the time to read them yet...

MLMSOGA · Post by **MLMSOGA** » Sun Mar 26, 2017 11:05 am

NeilMehta wrote:
MLMSOGA wrote:Does anyone know a good Microbe textbook? I've been mainly using wikipedia but I don't really think that'll cut it at States.
Which division are you in?

I'm in C division. I've started to use Tortura and have found it rather helpful. I've been losing many point on disease and was wondering if anyone has a good textbook for diseases. Further up I saw Clinical Microbiology made simple and Medical Microbiology & Immunology being recommended, does anyone have any other textbooks they would recommend for diseases?

Userpage · Post by **Unome** » Sun Mar 26, 2017 11:16 am

MLMSOGA wrote:
NeilMehta wrote:
MLMSOGA wrote:Does anyone know a good Microbe textbook? I've been mainly using wikipedia but I don't really think that'll cut it at States.
Which division are you in?
I'm in C division. I've started to use Tortura and have found it rather helpful. I've been losing many point on disease and was wondering if anyone has a good textbook for diseases. Further up I saw Clinical Microbiology made simple and Medical Microbiology & Immunology being recommended, does anyone have any other textbooks they would recommend for diseases?

For diseases, I just Googled every disease on the list and typed up information on each of them onto my notesheet; uit's been working pretty well for me so far (got first at a tournament for the first time after doing this).

Uber · Post by **Uber** » Sun Mar 26, 2017 11:29 am

Unome wrote:
MLMSOGA wrote: I'm in C division. I've started to use Tortura and have found it rather helpful. I've been losing many point on disease and was wondering if anyone has a good textbook for diseases. Further up I saw Clinical Microbiology made simple and Medical Microbiology & Immunology being recommended, does anyone have any other textbooks they would recommend for diseases?
For diseases, I just Googled every disease on the list and typed up information on each of them onto my notesheet; uit's been working pretty well for me so far (got first at a tournament for the first time after doing this).

That's what I did too. Wikipedia is a CF of information, but it becomes easy to spot the important info after the first few diseases.

Alex-RCHS · Post by **Alex-RCHS** » Sun Mar 26, 2017 11:38 am

Unome wrote:
MLMSOGA wrote:
NeilMehta wrote: Which division are you in?
I'm in C division. I've started to use Tortura and have found it rather helpful. I've been losing many point on disease and was wondering if anyone has a good textbook for diseases. Further up I saw Clinical Microbiology made simple and Medical Microbiology & Immunology being recommended, does anyone have any other textbooks they would recommend for diseases?
For diseases, I just Googled every disease on the list and typed up information on each of them onto my notesheet; uit's been working pretty well for me so far (got first at a tournament for the first time after doing this).

I also did this. The CDC website and Wikipedia both tend to have good disease info.

Post by **NeilMehta** » Mon Mar 27, 2017 3:18 pm

Alex-RCHS wrote:
Unome wrote:
MLMSOGA wrote: I'm in C division. I've started to use Tortura and have found it rather helpful. I've been losing many point on disease and was wondering if anyone has a good textbook for diseases. Further up I saw Clinical Microbiology made simple and Medical Microbiology & Immunology being recommended, does anyone have any other textbooks they would refor diseases?[/quocommend te]
For diseases, I just Googled every disease on the list and typed up information on each of them onto my notesheet; uit's been working pretty well for me so far (got first at a tournament for the first time after doing this).
I also did this. The CDC website and Wikipedia both tend to have good disease info.

I did the same, but find that it is often necessary to memorize distinguishing characteristics of different diseases, especially considering the limiting size of the notesheet

Userpage · Post by **Unome** » Mon Mar 27, 2017 3:23 pm

NeilMehta wrote:especially considering the limiting size of the notesheet

You need to work on your notesheet skills

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