Antibiotic mnemonic

Do you know all these suffixes for common antibiotics?? Share this with a friend who deals with antibiotics - whether that is prescribing antibiotics, administering them or learning about them. Refer back to this handy guide anytime you need a reminder of which class an antibiotic belongs to, and how it works to fight the infection. Follow us so you never miss any future pharmacology tips we release . . . . . . . . . . #pharmacyschool #physicianassistant #healthcareprofessionals #phar...

What's in a name? For antibiotics it's mice, cycles, oxen and chefs! Who knew? #mnemonic #picmonic #abx #antibiotics #infographic #drugs #pharm #nursiningschool #nclex

Antibiotic class chart includes example drug name list, pharmacology mnemonic, gram coverage, mechanism of action, and uses such as UTI, sinus, strep, pneumonia. Antibiotic classifications and drug names made easy with these medication tricks.

Antibiotics can be bacteriostatic (static=unmoving) meaning that the agent prevents the growth of bacteria or bactericidal (rhymes with suicidal) meaning that it kills bacteria. Keep in mind that b…

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Teratogenic Drugs #mnemonic #nursingschool #nursingresources - Image Credits: Medical Mnemonics

AIHA Caused by autoantibodies that react with RBCs at temperatures ≥ 37° C (warm agglutinin disease) or < 37° C (cold agglutinin disease) Extravascular hemolysis: occurs in the spleen (this is...