Antimycobacterials: Pharmacology for Nurses Made Easier

[@alegredianadavi]

Currently in NP school and I've forgotten about nuanced details for pharm. I've watched other channels/platforms, but your lectures are the most digestible teaching style for me. Thank you so so much!!

[@NurseMinder]

Amazing!!! Excited for your journey. I considered NP when I started my Masters - and in the end chose education as my stream :)

[@mesialeye8475]

Great content!!! Little update: the rifamycin antibiotics rifapentine and rifabutin are also considered first-line drugs.

[@NurseMinder]

Thanks for sharing that tidbit

[@toyalambeth366]

So amazing! Thank you! This video and channel deserve to be on every school platform!

[@NurseMinder]

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[@ped_cane20__]

Am truly learning , memorizing and enjoying ❤

[@NurseMinder]

Awesome

[@browynking1]

Thank you so much! Your teaching style is the best!

[@NurseMinder]

I really appreciate your kind words!

[@florematene]

This is really helpful. I'm taking PHARM this summer. Best lecture ever( i like, share and subscribe)

[@NurseMinder]

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[@palladianwalkerkk2302]

Please guide also about naplex. Thanks

[@NurseMinder]

What exam is that?

[@palladianwalkerkk2302]

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[@toniencheff4046]

Ok. I’ll take the challenge. Orange coat: symbol for sturdy coat containing mycolic acid which makes it very resistant to treatment. Hence, the number of antibiotics used to treat it ( also to decrease drug resistant strains) Orange pigment which can stain tears, clothes ( also urine?). PRIERS: pyridium, rifampin, isonozide, can’t quite remember last 3

[@NurseMinder]

Awesome work!

[@palladianwalkerkk2302]

Hi from Kashi, India. Thanks

[@NurseMinder]

Hi! Thanks for watching

[@palladianwalkerkk2302]

My cot👍