Hi Alireza. Do you have any pediatric pharmacokinetic aminoglycoside/vancomycin videos?

The channel deserves more recognition, this is one EXCELLENT approach!

Thank you so much for these lectures. They are very helpful for me as I am a pharmacist and want to learn more about antibiotics

It starts at 4:04 😊

Thank you doctor its very helpful.

I'm telling you all about you Drapalahealing. It was a blessing to come across your KZbin channel. I am finally free from the HPV virus and have beaten it ✌️…………….

I'm telling you all about you Drapalahealing. It was a blessing to come across your KZbin channel. I am finally free from the HPV virus and have beaten it ✌️…………….

I got the PPSV23 in 2019, and my doctor recommended PCV20 this year. Now I understand why.

Thanks

Amazing thnaks very helpful

Dr please are there pdf files for the lectures ?

Thank You! Awesome content :)

Very well explained, thank you, thank you, thank you! ❤ As a biomed grad that just needed a bit of info recap the way you explained this i could digest it while actually cooking 😂 keep up the great work man ❤

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and experience.

Very well presented and informative. Keep up the good work Jacinda

Very well presented and informative. Keep up the good work Jacinda

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AUC = Dose divided by Clearance. AUC per 24 hrs = (Dose divided by Clearance) x (24 divided by Dosing interval)

The video is not audible ,kindly fix that

When to measure the MIC ! Emprically? or even culture based ?bcoz actually our lab doesnt measure unless we request it .. another question .. our lab only measure trough so it means from trough i can not know the effectiveness of the vanco and change the dose or frequency from trough level like as old guideline do ? How i can get Auc:MIc then

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this is perfect! thankyou so much :D <3

8.17: MOA of Macrolides and Linezolid is viceversa.. Macrolides inhibit 50s Ribosomes while Oxazolidinones inhibits 23s ribosomes.

Thanks a lot , it was very informative and easy to understand, appreciated

very thorough

perfect explanation. thanks

Is CRP not usually within normal level in osteomylitis ?

Great video, giving a patient this injection for the first time today and wanted to make sure I was doing it correctly!

Clavulanic acid BLI is amp c inducer

This is exactly what i need, thank you so much!

Great nuggets throughout the video. The section on Pneumococcal Vaccination alone is worth the ticket price!

Thank you for the excellent video on Vancomycin dosing using the AUC/MIC.

the best, plz can i have the document

Why osletamivir and anitibiotcs given for a pneumonia patient before identifying the microorganism bcoz my patient have fungal pneumonia but before identifying the organism they give antiviral and antibiotics

Excellent Explanation.Thank you for providing such detailed information.Very Helpful Sir

Thank you for your lecture. It is very helpful

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Wonderful sir just awesome❤

Thank you!! What are the contraindications?

Thank you so much. I just saw my lab results, but my PCP won't get back to me until after the culture is complete. They prescribed antibiotics, but the test showed no bacteria; however, there is nitrite, so I guess there is bacteria? I'd prefer a UTI over cancer of course

My dad has pneumonia, they gave him 5 days of amoxicillin and azitromycin but after five days he still had a fever. So now he is taking a 10 day course of Levofloxacin 500mg PO. I’m praying this helps him since this has really knocked him hard.

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This is very helpful, thank you!

hi Doctor. my 1 year old baby was given a ppsv 23 because his cough does not go away even with medication. Is it okay? since I heared it should only be given to children above 2 years old. would it be dangerous for my toddler?

Thank you so much.

Thank you doctor its very helpful.. doctor can you do journal club for us for any interested trial .. I think you have special ways to clarify the information ❤

It is very helpful ❤

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I can not thank you enough

If you use a one=sided approach, but change alpha from .05 to .025, then you have not changed anything from doing a two sided approach with alpha = 0.05. The point of doing a one sided trial is that you stick all alpha into one tail - meaning that you can demonstrate statistical significance (being 95% sure that the difference was not due to chance) with a smaller sample size than if you did a two sided design, The key to this, is that you can only conclude non-inferiority, not superiority - because you are only looking in one tail.