Antitubercular pharmacology

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...

Antituberculars - Pharmacology Notes

Pharmacology cheat sheet for antihypertensives... How many of these interactions with the ABC of antihypertensives do you know? ➤➤➤ Share with a study buddy! A - ACE inhibitors interact with potassium sparing diuretics such as eplerenone and spironolactone to increase the risk of hyperkalaemia (raised potassium level). They also interact with NSAIDs, which increases the risk of nephrotoxicity (kidney damage). B - Beta blockers interact with calcium channel blockers (such as verapa...

Pharmacology basics! Anticoagulation edition... warfarin vs DOACs How many of these key differences between warfarin and DOACs do you know? 💊 The Direct Oral Anticoagulants (apixaban, rivaroxaban, edoxaban and dabigatran) are much newer than warfarin and have some advantages over the traditional vitamin K antagonists like warfarin. 📚 Learn these key differences for your pharmacology exam. An important topic and common question ok the NCLEX exam for student nurses and registration…

NurseInTheMaking on Instagram: “Saved by the suffixes. 🫀 You can remember all the antihypertensive drug classes by the memory trick 💡 🇦🇦🇧🇨 🇩 🇦→ ACE Inhibitors 🇦 → ARBS 🇧→…”