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Need to learn antibiotics? You’ve come to the right place!


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Bugs and Drugs, MRSA, Pseudomonas, β-Lactams, Macrolides, Fluoroquinolones, Tetracyclines, Antibiotic Resistance, UTIs, Pneumonia, Infective Endocarditis, Biostatistics, and much more!

Pharmacy Worksheets

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Patient monitoring forms, IV to PO worksheet, renal dosing worksheet, vancomycin monitoring worksheet, home infusion worksheet, and more!

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Bugs and Drugs, Antimicrobial Toxicities, Clinical Microbiology, Fluoroquinolones, Core Antimicrobial Spectra, Mechanisms of Action, Antifungal Drugs, Urinary Tract Infections, and more!

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Drugs of Choice, Antifungals, MRSA, Pseudomonas, Antibiotic Resistance, and more!

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Antibiotic Jeopardy Games, Antibiotic Word Searches, ID Libs, Word Scramble, Tic Tac Toe, and more coming soon!

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A selection of our content targeted for students of all types!


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5 Facts About Learning Antibiotics

  1. Learning antibiotics is hard, because it requires a lot of memorization and there are many exceptions to every “rule”
  2. Learning antibiotics requires you to have an understanding of clinical microbiology and common pathogens
  3. It takes time to learn antibiotics, it’s not just something that can be mastered in a short time period. You have to be able to define and identify things before you can interpret and apply things.
  4. Having a diverse toolkit of resources to help you study will increase your chances for success
  5. Learning antibiotics is a continuous process. While it’s important to pass tests, almost any specialty in medicine needs to know about antibiotics to be a competent practitioner. You can’t escape it, so you might as well embrace it!

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