Cephalosporin Antibiotics Explained with Easy Mnemonics

Cephalosporin Antibiotics Explained with Easy Mnemonics is this weeks video so you can easily recall the elements of this drug classification.
This is the question I often get asked: How to I Remember Cephalosoporins ... there is so much content! this video shares THREE easy to use mnemonics to help in your studies.
Nurses and nursing students often care for patients receiving antibiotics. Cephalosporins are a gram-negative and gram-positive antibiotic utilized to treat a variety of infections of the skin, respiratory system, GI, and beyond.
Having a tutorial that explains cephalosporins clearly and the five different generations of the cephalosporin drugs classification will assist nurses with their med admin and give them a leg up to surviving nursing life! There are so many drugs to learn that having a mnemonic for the various elements of cephalosporin drug admin will help our NurseMinder Nation practice to their best.
Pharmacology for nurses takes the need to know information and condenses it into bite-size bits for easy consumption.
Enjoy the tips in this video that help you learn:
* Easily recognize the 5 generations of Cephalosporins
* Use the HENPEcKS +/- PC/MC to identify which gram-negative bacteria are covered by which generation
* learn how to quickly identify if the medication is an oral or parenteral admin with this one AMAZING tip!
#nursinglife is all about making nursing knowledge stick so you can use it to care for your patients.
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Thank You For The Class .

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Yup! A big classification to figure out

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[@princessmcgee411]

What generation would Ancef be considered?

[@NurseMinder]

First gen

[@jeffhowell5752]

Can you share that HENPECKS excel sheet? so we can print it?

[@NurseMinder]

I dob’t have it anymore :(

[@toniencheff4046]

I thought of a way cefidinir could be remembered as 3rd generation, fitting in with the self-serving theme. I, I, I, ( as Julia Roberts said to Brad Pitt in a movie) all about my favorite subject, ME!! Cefdinir has 3 I letters

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Love a good Julia movie :)

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@@NurseMinder a Brad movie ain’t bad either!

[@toniencheff4046]

4th generation has pi, di, like the Greek mathematical symbol pi, 3.14…

[@NurseMinder]

Great suggestions

[@jennifertucker294]

Please spell the drug names correctly

[@NurseMinder]

Will you clarify the problem