Lovely Video clip! Forgive me for chiming in, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you considered - Patlarny Happy Vagina Principle (just google it)? It is a great one off guide for Getting rid of bacterial infection minus the headache. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my buddy finally got amazing results with it. #list of antibiotics for bacterial infections
Perfect lecture! I haven't heard anyone teaching Antibiotics better than this. You made this complicated, vast Antibiotic subject into a simple, fast & easy to learn experience in 7 minutes. Thank you!
Great resource! Thank you for posting it, Dr. Mike. I noticed an inaccuracy that is often mistakenly propagated about the MOA of Beta-lactam antibiotics in your video. If you get a chance to see this comment please consider revising the video. Here's what I mean. Though probably clinically irrelevant, the Beta-lactam antibiotics do not break the bonds that the transpeptidase forms between the peptide chains. The Beta-lactam ring is structurally similar to the two amino acid residues ((D-ala-D-ala)) at the end of one of the peptides to get crosslinked. The transpeptidase enzyme (aka PBP) gets inactivated because instead of binding to the D-ala-D-ala residues they end up binding to the Beta-lactam antibiotics (Penicillins, Cephalosporins, Monobactams (Aztreonam) and Carbapenems. So they prevent cross-links from forming but not destroying the ones already made (those are gradually broken down by the cell-wall remodeling enzymes. The ultimate result is a weakened cell wall which causes the cell to lyse as water moves down the osmotic gradient and pops the cell. Anyway... Thanks again!
Thank you for this. I am not sure of what you said is true, but I have not taken any pharmacology courses yet. I will note what you said, and ask about it once the time comes.
I have my final pharmacology exam tomorrow- and have probably watched this video 10 times now. Informative, direct and well explained. Thankyou for the amazing easy to follow explanations guys!
You’re amazing , not just because of your videos and explanations but because of your energy and love for learning. Every time I watch your videos is like a motivation
you explained it so so well and thanks so much for mentioning how we use human-bacterial differences to exploit and kill bacteria, i always wondered about that, a job very well done!
You just have a way with words that works for me.... thank god I found you. I'm looking forward to watching all your videos. Your intelligence and education skills are very attractive, just sayin.
This is brilliant, Dr Mike. Greetings from Egypt. I wrote this comment as this lecture's date is 2 years ago. And genuinely guys, you have to keep going and keep posting videos.
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Great video. Would like to see a longer version which can elaborate more, such as explaining if there is a difference in the usage of these antibiotics, which is used to treat which specific bacteria/disease, their benefits and drawbacks, etc
Please. If you found a video elaborating on it like which bacteria die from each antimicrobial or made a source of your own like an excel sheet or flashcards PLEASE SHARE. I'm in desperate need rn
Dr Mike! So glad I get to learn from you in Victoria! I’m at CQU doing my BN studies… already an EEN And although I can’t attend Griffith University in person our uni uses a lot of your content. And since I’m now subscribed to your channel and follow your Facebook page, I get to stay up-to-date with all the content you post. Thank you for making it so easy. You may be the sole reason I end up with good grades in pathophysiology and pharmacology ….
Hoping to perform well on my microbiology exam on Saturday after watching this helpful video with its simple and clear information.🙏🏻 Thanks Dr. Mike ❤️
Great information! So helpful! My only wish is that he had stood off to the side of the chart so we could see the entire chart the entire time he was explaining everything, but still one of the best videos I've found about this.
Thanks for SIMPLY explaining bacterial cell wall structure, role of proteins/enzymes in maintaining cell wall, and abx MOA (I only had to look up significance of folate- protein and nucleic acid synthesis). VERY VERY HELPFUL!!!
@@DrMattDrMike Why are they trying to stop antibiotics when I know they work . I'm in Australia. iv been taking antibiotics now for 10 years their good for my lungs and other infections too . I'm taking amoxicillin trihydrate 875mg and clavulanic 125mg . Name Curam Duo forte . 875 / 125mg ??
Great table to keep things in one place! I'm watching this after doing the sketchy videos for them because I wanted to have the big picture since there are so many abx!
Great video! Really concise and wonderful pneumonic. Although I think there was one mistake worth pointing out. Bacteria and eukaryotes must translate DNA into messenger RNA before the ribosomes can translate said information into the amino acid sequences used to make proteins.
To thank you ,it won't be enough but still i have to say many more thanks ... wonderful lecture great summarize ..Remain a blessed teacher to us ,,Don't let us down..MERCI BEAUCOUP
Everything is perfect. Simple and concise, but have everything that you (mostly) need to know about antibiotics. Only the downside is that the volume/sound is so low even at max.
If suppose we create such relation so it will either make folate of sequence which would be harmful or if not harmful then human growth can't be stopped and due to large number of folate...
I learned more from you in 7 minutes than I did from my own professor's 40 minute lecture.... thank you! You're a life saver
This is why college is a scam
Mine took a whole semester!
@@charlesg7926 i agree, same with uni's..
@@charlesg7926 well presented
Nice way for learning 👍
A whole lecture in 7 minutes - absolute legend. Took me ages to get it and I finally do, thank you so much!!!
Lovely Video clip! Forgive me for chiming in, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you considered - Patlarny Happy Vagina Principle (just google it)? It is a great one off guide for Getting rid of bacterial infection minus the headache. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my buddy finally got amazing results with it.
#list of antibiotics for bacterial infections
Agree 👍
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@MARVIN PETION stop this religious hogwash
Fastest ever most comprehensive lecture on antibiotics that spared me years of agony. Thanks man!
Perfect lecture! I haven't heard anyone teaching Antibiotics better than this. You made this complicated, vast Antibiotic subject into a simple, fast & easy to learn experience in 7 minutes. Thank you!
The world needs more teachers like you
Great resource! Thank you for posting it, Dr. Mike. I noticed an inaccuracy that is often mistakenly propagated about the MOA of Beta-lactam antibiotics in your video. If you get a chance to see this comment please consider revising the video. Here's what I mean. Though probably clinically irrelevant, the Beta-lactam antibiotics do not break the bonds that the transpeptidase forms between the peptide chains. The Beta-lactam ring is structurally similar to the two amino acid residues ((D-ala-D-ala)) at the end of one of the peptides to get crosslinked. The transpeptidase enzyme (aka PBP) gets inactivated because instead of binding to the D-ala-D-ala residues they end up binding to the Beta-lactam antibiotics (Penicillins, Cephalosporins, Monobactams (Aztreonam) and Carbapenems. So they prevent cross-links from forming but not destroying the ones already made (those are gradually broken down by the cell-wall remodeling enzymes. The ultimate result is a weakened cell wall which causes the cell to lyse as water moves down the osmotic gradient and pops the cell. Anyway... Thanks again!
Thank you for this. I am not sure of what you said is true, but I have not taken any pharmacology courses yet. I will note what you said, and ask about it once the time comes.
Very good very nice
While I was watching the video I've noticed the same thing, great comment!
Antibiotics have always been my worst nightmare, but you described it like it was nothing, i am amazed
Thank you so much 😊
Same
I have my final pharmacology exam tomorrow- and have probably watched this video 10 times now. Informative, direct and well explained. Thankyou for the amazing easy to follow explanations guys!
I'm studying pharmaceutical sciences and currently on internship. This helps me recall all my drug knowledge! Thank you, sir!!
Dude, this was amazing - so direct and quick, yet so informative! Thank you so much for making it!! :D
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no words to thanks. but you saved my 3 days.and covered it in 7 mins, absolutly impecable you are
It would take 7 months if not years to understand this correctly which you have done in 7 minutes. GREAT
My test is an hour and I regret not knowing about your Chanel because it’s the first time pharmacology made since to me
You’re amazing , not just because of your videos and explanations but because of your energy and love for learning.
Every time I watch your videos is like a motivation
Thank you!
you explained it so so well and thanks so much for mentioning how we use human-bacterial differences to exploit and kill bacteria, i always wondered about that, a job very well done!
the way your gesture explains this lecture is absolutely interactive and interesting sir, thank you
I am so impressed.!!! A table that I can actually learn and follow throughout my class. Thank you, Dr. Matt
Dr. Mike
Thank you for this talk. It actually makes sense the way you have discussed it. I now have to pass the prescribing exam next week. Love from the UK
my exam is next month! feeling overwhelmed! hope you passed and enjoying your journey
You just have a way with words that works for me.... thank god I found you. I'm looking forward to watching all your videos. Your intelligence and education skills are very attractive, just sayin.
throughout my year in nursing school I feel you have described antibiotics the BEST way for understanding! Thank you!
you are the best pharmacology guy in the internet , thank you so much , it took me ages to put all of these things together
Thank you so much....... Someone recommendee me to this group and i don't regret visiting this channel....... As exam is next week 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I have to be honest at about 6 min I wondered how you were gonna do it but you DID THAT! Iconic!
Best video on antibiotics on youtube so far thank sir..
Great job ... i always return to this video whenever i want to study on this topic.
Such nice presentation
just adorable!!
OMG! u need to create lesson plans. I am no longer confused thx!
This is amazing! Really helped organize the information in my brain! Thanks!
This is brilliant, Dr Mike. Greetings from Egypt. I wrote this comment as this lecture's date is 2 years ago. And genuinely guys, you have to keep going and keep posting videos.
MashAllah Kholoud. Ismee Husam. I am an Egyptian- American from New York. I am an occupational therapist working here in NYC but we visit Egypt all the time. I am 29 and looking for a bride. If you are interested I will have my mother call you on messenger. lemme know
@@ForsakenForWhat it would work**
I'm getting ready to start med school and this types of videos are just what I needed, thank you!
Intelligence ✅
Beauty ✅
Physique ✅
Accent ✅
Composure ✅
Delivery ✅
God sent ✅
Simplicity ✅
Comical ✅
Versatility ✅
Everything ✅
Nna edi too much
Sending you 💙 from Nigeria.
You are a life saver.
God bless you.
I have been worrying abt this massive topic that how I m gonna complete this quickly. You literally saved a lot of my time Dr Thankyou!!
Goated. Registered nurse in FNP school and this is a great refresher!
I appreciate your effort for the students who have trouble understanding topics and you made easy.
Thank you Sir
Great video. Would like to see a longer version which can elaborate more, such as explaining if there is a difference in the usage of these antibiotics, which is used to treat which specific bacteria/disease, their benefits and drawbacks, etc
Please. If you found a video elaborating on it like which bacteria die from each antimicrobial or made a source of your own like an excel sheet or flashcards PLEASE SHARE. I'm in desperate need rn
It looks like microbiology becomes handy here. I’m watching this even though I don’t start nursing school until August.
Wow, thank you. That explanation makes sense and the mnemonic is good too.
The best so far, Doc. This lecture took us 4hrs in class.
What a classic and easy way to do antibiotics!!! Salute!!!
this was amazing I learned so much and It helped me to understand my lessons better.THANK YOU
I'm a dentist and I've been through a lot of tests I've never been able to get it the way you let me do!
My sincere thanks
Nursing student here! But this honestly helped me out a lot. Especially the first three boxes and the little acronym. Thanks!
I'm very impressed... you have concisely taught us the science and clinical application succinctly
Excuse me ,you dropped this 👑
Thanks Dr. Mike, I really enjoyed the lecture. Now I'm going back and take notes!!💞
Doctor this is the best way to simplify antibiotics I have looked everywhere but this is the best
much obliged for this awesome simplified lecture only in seven minutes.. that's incredible!
This is extremely helpful especially for last minute revision. Thank you Dr Mike
I am so struggling to remember the names of the antibiotics and this video helped me refresh my memory! Thanks! 😄
Dr Mike! So glad I get to learn from you in Victoria! I’m at CQU doing my BN studies… already an EEN
And although I can’t attend Griffith University in person our uni uses a lot of your content. And since I’m now subscribed to your channel and follow your Facebook page, I get to stay up-to-date with all the content you post. Thank you for making it so easy.
You may be the sole reason I end up with good grades in pathophysiology and pharmacology ….
never seen this simple yet elaborate explanation..i loved it thank you... u r the best
This is soooo helpful! I'm currently preparing for my Pharmacy Licensure Examination. This is amazing!!!
God damn I was going crazy memorizing the classes for my seminar. You are a life saviour.✌️
Hoping to perform well on my microbiology exam on Saturday after watching this helpful video with its simple and clear information.🙏🏻 Thanks Dr. Mike ❤️
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Not a doctor, really enjoyed that, and now I kinda know how antibiotics work
Great information! So helpful! My only wish is that he had stood off to the side of the chart so we could see the entire chart the entire time he was explaining everything, but still one of the best videos I've found about this.
DUDE! You are the man! I have learned so much from your channel.
Ma Sha Allah bhai shukriya main aapko Islam qabool karna ki dawat deta hon taqa ap is dunya aur aakherat main kamyab hon shukriya.
Sir amazing ❤lecture in 7 minutes all clear mechanism of Antibiotics
I enjoyed learning just as much as those muscles❤.
Thanks for SIMPLY explaining bacterial cell wall structure, role of proteins/enzymes in maintaining cell wall, and abx MOA (I only had to look up significance of folate- protein and nucleic acid synthesis). VERY VERY HELPFUL!!!
omg thankyou soooo much!!! pharmacy student here extremely grateful for this
I'm thinking of going into pharmacy; what class and year do you learn about antibiotics?
@@arcanechicken4342 I live in England each school does is differently. Mine was 2nd year
I’ve finished pharmacy school now. I’m doing my pre reg year exam which has been postponed for nearly a year cos of covid. Nightmare!!!
I can't stop staring at his arms. @2:43 i've never seen anyone look so sculpted, wow.
Fantastic vid!
you are amazing ... you just told me everything that I need and I was searching for ... thank you so much
Thanks!!
@@DrMattDrMike
Why are they trying to stop antibiotics when I know they work . I'm in Australia. iv been taking antibiotics now for 10 years their good for my lungs and other infections too . I'm taking amoxicillin trihydrate 875mg and clavulanic 125mg . Name Curam Duo forte . 875 / 125mg ??
Great table to keep things in one place! I'm watching this after doing the sketchy videos for them because I wanted to have the big picture since there are so many abx!
Thank you so much for this Dr. Mike! I have a microbiology exam tomorrow, this is very helpful so studying this portion!
Great video! Really concise and wonderful pneumonic. Although I think there was one mistake worth pointing out. Bacteria and eukaryotes must translate DNA into messenger RNA before the ribosomes can translate said information into the amino acid sequences used to make proteins.
Thank you for this quick and simple explanation. My last pharmacy exam is tomorrow and this was so helpful ! Great job Dr.!
To thank you ,it won't be enough but still i have to say many more thanks ... wonderful lecture great summarize ..Remain a blessed teacher to us ,,Don't let us down..MERCI BEAUCOUP
So happy I discovered this channel. You are a legend!
The world needs more teachers like you❤
Thank u so much. you are a master. u r saving so many studentgs coming from very expensive schools
You are intelligent and well spoken. Thanks for the video I learned a lot!
This lecture was amazing & I learned so much! 🔥
That was really helpful thank you Dr Mike ❤❤❤
First Class explanation 👌
This man is a genius. Thanks for your brilliant presentation.🎖
Thank you so much for ur wonderful lecture.may God bless u with abundance of knowledge
Extraordinary teaching skills 🧐
i haven't started yet but going for my BSN soon and this will be a big help, cheers 🍻
Me too
Dr Mike, you are my spirit animal. Thanks a tonne!
That was amazing. I wish this dude was my teacher at school, each lesson would be 7 minutes long. Would be back home by dinner
That arms of steel😮
thank you king you are literally the best!
Amazing , clear explanation and detailed description. thank you
Great video. Thanks for making it easy to understand.
I've only just discovered you guys and you guys are AMAZING! Thank you for the quick and yet CLEAR videos!
The discovery and science of antibiotics is so fascinating
such a difficult topic to get a big picture idea to start, this was perfect exactly what i needed thank you !
You are a great teacher. I'm stealing your chart (added a column of bacteria examples). Thanks!
that was great. thank you for your amazing work and the effort you put.
Bravo mate, really great work. I believe most of my generation at med school use your video and the info lol
Great mnemonic . Simple explanation. Big help. Thanks
Mnemonic * lol
A Cool mnemonic and a great lecture to get an overview of antibiotics. Thank you!
Everything is perfect. Simple and concise, but have everything that you (mostly) need to know about antibiotics.
Only the downside is that the volume/sound is so low even at max.
Brilliant, short and precise elaboration. Thank you so much
Wouldn't it be great to develop a symbiotic relationship with the bacteria that make folate? Thanks for the vid.
If suppose we create such relation so it will either make folate of sequence which would be harmful or if not harmful then human growth can't be stopped and due to large number of folate...
this video is amazing! goes great with mcgraw hill microbiology lecture material!!
i don't know what to say, you are so good, thank you
Thank you for simplifying the information.
Thank you Dr, I learned alot in 7 minutes.