Examines infections in terms of their effects on specific body sites or organs to mirror how diagnoses are often made in real practice. 
Highlights infections in specific patient populations including newborns, transplant patients, travelers, and children with HIV to equip you to address special scenarios. 
Discusses immunization and basic infection control in doctors’ offices and child-care facilities to reduce the risk of the spread of infections. 
Presents chapters on fevers of unknown origin and febrile syndromes characterized by rashes to prepare you for difficult-to-diagnose cases. 
Summarizes basic information and vocabulary concerning microorganisms and antimicrobials essential for the interpretation of laboratory reports.