Medical Bacteriology mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers over 400 Medical Bacteriology mind maps, covering bacterial growth, classification and infections. University students and professional candidates can use them to study these topics, while teachers can find ready-made material for university-level study and professional preparation. Pick a map to explore.
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- Bacterial Classification and Morphology98
- Bacterial Cell Structure and Growth41
- Bacterial Culture, Staining and Identification14
- Bacterial Pathogenicity and Virulence9
- Antibiotics and Bacterial Resistance5
- Gram-Positive Cocci87
- Gram-Positive Rods39
- Anaerobic Bacteria and Infections22
- Mycobacteria, Tuberculosis and Leprosy44
- Actinobacteria and Actinomycetes10
- Enterobacteriaceae45
- Neisseria18
- Other Gram-Negative Bacteria21
- Helicobacter and Campylobacter8
- Chlamydia, Rickettsia, Mycoplasma and Spirochetes14
Mind maps
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170 nodesMicrobiology Domains of life · Viruses · Prions · Microbiome
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67 nodesArthropod infections Yersinia Pestis · Borrelia Burgdorferi
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48 nodesStaphylococcus Aureus morphology · Characteristic · Virulence fc · Epidemiology · Diseases · Treatment
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40 nodesStreptococcus Pyogenes Characteristic · Virulence fc · Epidemiology & Pathog... · Diseases
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32 nodesBacterial Nutrition & Growth Environmental effects · Environmental factor · O2 Classifications · Media · growth phases
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11 nodesGram positive cocci Staphylococcus aureus · Micococcus luteus · Streptococci · Enterococci · Lactococci
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109 nodesBacteria Gram positive cocci · Gram positive bacilli · Gram negative cocci · Gram negative bacilli · Small gram negative b... · Curved gram negative ...
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330 nodesGram Negative Rods Glucose Fermenters · HACEK Group · Environmental Pathogens · Sugar Non-fermenters · Fastidious Organisms
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311 nodesEnterobacteriaceae 2 Habitat, nutrients, e... · Diseases caused · Process of disease · Control measures · Factors affecting dis...
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126 nodesBacteria Aerobes · Obligate Anaerobes · Abnormal cell wall
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160 nodesEnterobacteriaceae and Gut Diseases Enterobacteriaceae · Exotoxins vs Endotoxins · Bacillary Dysentry (S... · Shigella Infection · Typhoid Fever vs Salm... · Vibrios
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127 nodesLow G+C Gram Positive Bacteria coccus · bacillus
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209 nodesBrucella Habitat, nutrients, e... · Diseases caused · Process of disease · Control measures
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134 nodesGastrointestinal Infections E. coli · Campylobacter · Salmonella · Shigella · Rotavirus · Norovirus
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159 nodesMycobacterium Tuberculosis Epidemiology · Transmission · Pathogenesis · Clinical features · Lab Diagnosis · Treatment
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119 nodesChlamydiae GENITAL, OCULAR & RES... · GRAM - COCCI · OBLIGATE INTRACELLULA... · UNIQUE DEVELOPMENTAL ... · FIRST MOST COMMON BAC... · HUMAN AND ANIMAL RESE...
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109 nodesMicrobiology Classification of bac... · Conditions needed to ... · Principle of aseptic ... · Methods of measuring ...
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117 nodesGram Negative Rods/Cocci The HACEK group (misc... · Nonfermentative Gram ... · Oxidase Positive Ferm... · Miscellaneous, fastid... · Gram negative cocci
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133 nodesNeisseria Gram - · DIPLOCOCCI · NONMOTILE · AEROBES · OXIDASE + · NO ENDOSPORES
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109 nodesBacteria Gram positive cocci · Gram positive bacilli · Gram negative cocci · Gram negative bacilli · Small gram negative b... · Curved gram negative ...
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110 nodesBacteria G- · G+
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34 nodesBacteria survey Spirochetes · Spiral bacteria · Gram-negative aerobic... · Gram-negative aerobic... · Gram-negative faculta... · Gram-negative anaerob...
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143 nodesTyphoid and Cholera Typhoid/enteric fever · Cholera
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87 nodesGram Negative Bacteria cocci · bacillus
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164 nodesBacteria GRAM POSITIVE · GRAM NEGATIVE · MYCOBACTERIA · SPIROCHATES · MYCOPLASMA
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127 nodesBacteria Classification METHODS · STRUCTURE · GRAM STAIN
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128 nodesTuberculosis Microbiology · Risk factors · Signs and symptoms · Investigations · Management · Complications
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88 nodesNormal Flora what is it? · Roles · Main sites
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54 nodesGram Negative Enteric Rods E. Coli · Campylobacter · Salmonella · Shigella · Vibrio
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48 nodesESCHERICHIA COLI Pathogenesis:
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79 nodesGRAM POSITIVE BACTERIA Cocci · Bacilli · Aljazzy Alsaffi
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79 nodesActinomyces israelii Characteristics · Habitat · Transmission · Pathogenesis · Disease · Laboratory Diagnosis
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40 nodesSalmonella & Shigella Salmonella · Shigella
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91 nodesChlamydiae characteristics · animal, human, bird h... · C. trachtomatis · 2 genus · prevalence · Chlamydia psittaci
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71 nodesStaphylococcus Coagulase + · Coagulase - · coccus shaped · Characteristics
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69 nodesStreptococcus Lancefield classifica... · S. pyogenes
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31 nodesAnaerobes Pathogenesis of Micro... · Clostridia *spores* · Peptostreptococcus · Lactobacillus · Propionibacterium · Bacteroides
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24 nodespathogenesis of cholera large infective dose ... · colonisation of small... · symptoms mainly due t... · the organism sits on ... · additional toxins
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33 nodesCAMPYLOBACTER animal pathogens · 1-Morphology · 2-Cultural characters · 3-Pathogenesis and cl... · 4-Laboratory diagnosis · 5-Treatment
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91 nodesClostridia Morphology · Types
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About medical bacteriology mind maps
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These community-made maps connect topics ranging from bacterial structure and growth to infections. Microbiology includes branches on bacterial structure, genetics and growth. Bacterial Nutrition & Growth groups environmental factors such as temperature and pH alongside oxygen classifications.
For a closer look at identification, Bacteria Classification brings Gram-positive and Gram-negative groups together with tests such as catalase and coagulase. Other maps focus on infections, including Gastrointestinal Infections and Arthropod infections.
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Start with Microbiology if you want a broad view, then follow a branch into a more focused map. Cover the labels and try to recall the connections before checking them. When you want to test your recall in a different format, switch to a quiz on the Medical Bacteriology unit page. Choose a map and follow a topic that matters to your study.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a good place to start?
Start with Microbiology for a broad map that includes bacterial structure, genetics and growth. If you are focusing on environmental conditions instead, Bacterial Nutrition & Growth brings together temperature, pH and oxygen classifications. Both give you branches you can use to organize further study.
What do the infection mind maps cover?
Gastrointestinal Infections includes a branch on E. coli and Shiga toxins. Arthropod infections covers Yersinia pestis, including clinical types, diagnosis and treatment. These maps offer different starting points for studying infections, with related details grouped into branches rather than presented as a linear set of notes.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.