ANTIBIOTICS 4 - INTERPRETATION OF MINIMUM INHIBITORY CONCENTRATION - By Dr. PRAMIL CHERIYATH

Minimum inhibitory concentration
MIC interpretation
Antibiotic susceptibility testing
Clinical microbiology
Antibiotic resistance
Bacterial infections
MIC breakpoints
Resistant bacteria
Susceptible bacteria
Intermediate susceptibility
Interpretation guidelines
Antibiotic dosing and MIC
Pharmacodynamics
Antibiotic therapy
MIC testing methods
Agar dilution method
Broth microdilution method
Etest strips
Quality control in MIC testing
Reporting and communication of MIC results
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Excellent video...

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Excellent... thanks

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Well explained 👌Thank you Sir

[@nidajamil1230]

Sir your explanation and efforts in this video is huge but your voice in thid video is not clear like its very difficult to understand what are you saying. So, kindly improve this little mistake. In last, you are doing very excellent job.

[@satish5626]

Well Explained Sir

[@srinivasulubillakanti1670]

Super sir

[@aslgurcan741]

Thank you so much. Although i have 1 question, our professor asked us a question including MIC and interpretation and wanted us to choose what is the best drug to use, break points werent given.

[@RohanKayani]

Excellent explanation. Thank you!

[@researchmd]

thanks so much

[@drvarshayadav5511]

excellent explanation.

[@researchmd]

thanks so much

[@pani6697]

why do many papers in research, use 2MIC instead of MIC?

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How i find the break point

[@vaibhavpandey52]

Kya Bol Ra hai ye😢😢😢