micro kaplan LN table on bacterial resistance to antimicrobials

[tarsuc]

There's this pretty big table in kaplan micro LN (Pg346-347) (2010), titled "Summary of Emerging Bacterial resistances to antimicrobial agents".

I think i just hit depression trying to learn this. Is this high yield/ even necessary?

Thanks for any comments.

[drssbaz]

The videos don't even touch that part. I saw it first after reading your post. So I guess you don't have to lose your sanity over it.

[kdm0101]

antimicrobial mechanism of resistance is important but read the table after doing Antimicrobials in Pharma. it will be easy to memorize at that point

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Originally Posted by tarsuc

There's this pretty big table in kaplan micro LN (Pg346-347) (2010), titled "Summary of Emerging Bacterial resistances to antimicrobial agents".

I think i just hit depression trying to learn this. Is this high yield/ even necessary?

Thanks for any comments.

i dnt knw hw hi-yield it is, but they have questions on those on UW so u better gv a look. PS, yeah do it aftr uve done all the bacteria and the antimicrobials!

[dockhi]

Mechanism of resistance should be hi-yield. But yes, I agree, you should integrate it with pharma so it becomes easier. Cause it's so loaded and frankly quite difficult to memorize! The reason they didn't cover it in the videos is because it's more of a summary/review. That's what I think.