Aminoglycosides: Mnemonics for Nurses (i.e. Gentamicin)

Aminoglycosides: Mnemonics for Nurses (Pharmacology)

What are Aminoglycosides and how do they work (mechanism of action: MOA)?

Nursing students, nurses, and other health care professionals need fun ways to learn about drugs and one way is to talk about mnemonics and quick tips to remember key items: antibiotics made easy.

The drug classification Aminoglycosides antibiotics are used to help manage many different diagnoses such as Staph Aureus, E Coli, Tuberculosis, Pseudomonas, and more. The bacteria target the protein synthesis inside cells and changes the way a cell functions.

The mechanism of action is halting the synthesis of proteins and there are many ways to use the word aminoglycosides to help us learn the important elements of this drug. Easy tricks to identify aminoglycosides. diseases, and side effects, contraindications as well as route of med admin are provided in this quick and fun tutorial.

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[thatmedstudent]

great video!! Just a quick comment Staph Aureus is a Gram Positive organism not gram neg, so it's a little exception to the ami'NO' memory trick just so people don't get too confused! :)

[wamizikalala]

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[latoyaknoll]

I’m taking Pharm now and I have been so confused figuring out what’s important. I love the way you teach. Please keep pushing out these videos. They are definitely helping us.

[anakulua]

Wonderful videos. Super easy to remember. Watch it and you will never spend hours and hours memorizing pharm. Thank you so much. Please keep making them

[AiALiCiOUS]

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[supernightslash]

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[browynking]

Thank you so much for these videos! I am in Advanced Pharm right now getting my FNP and these are so helpful!

[idaradaniel]

Tammy your teaching is quite simple and easy for me to follow thanks.

[alyssadiangelo]

This video is immensely helpful!! Thank you for taking your time to help us learn and grasp this information.

[cristinamunoz]

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[kasunrodrigo]

Very helpful small I always get confused macrolide and amino drugs

[TannerRhodes]

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[florematene]

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[kristinbrown]

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[erinreid-btrg]

I guess I'm confused with the first question because Tobramycin is across from E coli and Streptomycin is across from pseudomonas aeruginosa

[richamaelissaint]

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[crystal]

Would the first nclex question not be Streptomycin according to the chart or am I missing something?

[toniencheff]

“ I love me a good word!” May I quote you? Now you have me looking at words

[kadianstewart]

Why can't Athabasca University use these videos for nurse 316/317?

[aliciaserrano]

Thank you! This helped me understand so much! Please make more ❤ 🙏