Internal MedicineVideo course + Qbank2025
GWU Infectious Disease Board Review 2025 — lectures, audio and a 500-question bank
The GWU Infectious Disease Board Review 2025 from George Washington University combines the full five-day course with its bonus online lectures: 62 videos, 73 audio files and 149 PDFs (16 GB), plus 8 primer and study-guide PDFs. Its question bank adds more than 500 questions in six sections, each with answers and detailed explanations, supplied as PDFs — a complete package for the ID boards.
- 62videos
- 500+board questions
- 149PDFs + 8 study guides
- 16 GBlibrary
What you’ll be able to do
- Master antimicrobial PK/PD, toxicities and interactions for resistant organisms
- Manage infections in neutropenic, transplant and HIV patients
- Diagnose fungal, mycobacterial, parasitic and zoonotic disease
- Handle endocarditis, bone and joint and device infections
- Work through photo-based board cases and hundreds of practice questions
Inside the course
Days one and two: drugs, hosts, hepatitis and the gut
Exam microbiology, antimicrobial principles, antibacterials for gram-negatives and gram-positives, antivirals, respiratory viruses and COVID-19, immunisations, stem-cell and neutropenic hosts; then hepatitis, host defence, herpesviruses, GI infections, C. difficile, skin infections, protozoa and worms.
GWU Infectious Disease Board Review 2025 days three to five
Deep mycoses, nocardia, TB, Lyme and ticks, zoonoses, pneumonia, STIs, ICU syndromes and hospital epidemiology; a full HIV day; then endocarditis, bone and joint, S. aureus, NTM, solid-organ transplant, encephalitis, penicillin allergy and antifungals.
Bonus lectures and question bank
Eleven online-only lectures on exam preparation and the LKA, HIV and transplant bootcamps, board statistics, UTIs, CNS abscess and more worms — plus the six-section question bank with explanations.
Built for
- ID fellowsA complete ID board package in one download.
- ID physicians recertifyingLectures, audio and questions for flexible revision.
Syllabus
Course lectures 61 lectures
- Day 1 — Introduction & overview
- Day 1 — Microbiology essentials for the exam
- Day 1 — Principles of antimicrobial therapy: toxicities, PK/PD, drug–drug interactions
- Day 1 — Antibacterial drugs I: approach to resistant gram-negative bacilli
- Day 1 — Antiviral drugs
- Day 1 — Respiratory viral infections including influenza
- Day 1 — SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19
- Day 1 — Immunizations: domestic, travel, occupational
- Day 1 — Infections in hematopoietic stem cell recipients
- Day 1 — Infections in the neutropenic cancer patient
- Day 2 — Acute hepatitis
- Day 2 — Chronic hepatitis
- Day 2 — Clinical immunology & host defense
- Day 2 — CMV, EBV, HHV6, HHV8
- Day 2 — Antibacterial drugs II: gram-positive organisms
- Day 2 — GI infections Part I & II
- Day 2 — Helicobacter and Clostridioides
- Day 2 — Skin and soft tissue infections
- Day 2 — Protozoa of clinical relevance
- Day 2 — Worms you should know
- Day 3 — Deep mycoses (normal & abnormal hosts)
- Day 3 — Nocardiosis, Actinomycosis, Rhodococcus
- Day 3 — Tuberculosis (immunocompetent & immunosuppressed hosts)
- Day 3 — Lyme disease
- Day 3 — Ticks, mites, lice and transmitted diseases
- Day 3 — Zoonoses
- Day 3 — Pneumonia
- Day 3 — Sexually transmitted infections
- Day 3 — Syndromes in the ICU relevant to ID physicians
- Day 3 — Hospital epidemiology
- Day 4 — HIV diagnosis
- Day 4 — HIV drug resistance
- Day 4 — Antiretroviral therapy (general & special populations)
- Day 4 — HIV-associated opportunistic infections I & II
- Day 4 — Non–AIDS-defining complications of HIV/AIDS
- Day 4 — Clinical manifestations of retroviral diseases and slow viruses
- Day 4 — Herpes simplex
- Day 4 — Bacterial & viral meningitis
- Day 4 — Pharyngitis syndromes (including Group A strep)
- Day 4 — Syndromes masquerading as infections
- Day 4 — Photo review session: board-style cases
- Day 5 — Endocarditis (native & prosthetic valves, pacers, VADs)
- Day 5 — Bone & joint infections
- Day 5 — Staphylococcus aureus infections
- Day 5 — Nontuberculous mycobacteria
- Day 5 — Infections in solid organ recipients
- Day 5 — Encephalitis (including West Nile virus & rabies)
- Day 5 — Penicillin allergies
- Day 5 — Antifungal drugs (core concepts)
- Day 5 — “Kitchen sink” syndromes not covered elsewhere
- Bonus — How to prepare for certification & recertification (including LKA)
- Bonus — Bootcamp: HIV
- Bonus — Bootcamp: Transplant
- Bonus — Statistics for the boards
- Bonus — Antibacterial drugs not covered elsewhere
- Bonus — Treating antimicrobial-resistant infections III
- Bonus — HIV-associated opportunistic infections III
- Bonus — Brain abscess, cavernous sinus thrombosis, subdural/epidural empyema
- Bonus — Infections of the urinary tract (upper & lower)
- Bonus — Epididymitis, orchitis, prostatitis
- Bonus — Even more worms
Before you buy
What format is the question bank in?
The 500+ questions, answers and explanations are supplied as PDF files organised into six sections, not as an interactive online bank.
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | Videos + audio + PDFs + PDF question bank |
|---|---|
| Contents | 62 videos · 73 audios · 149 PDFs · 16 GB |
| Edition | 2025 |
| Exam focus | ABIM infectious disease |
| Publisher | George Washington University |
| Department | Internal Medicine |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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