AMIKACIN SULFATE vs GENTAMICIN

So the pictures are as follows: 2012 when I had long hair for the first time and very straight justin bieber like cut 2019 was when I’d had short hair for years at that point 2021 when I started to let my hair grow as an experiment in quarantine and decided to get a wolfcut (and piercing) impulsivel

Hey girls! Every time I take a shower, I am reminded of my days working at Sally Beauty and helping women every day with hair problems. Because for more than half of them, the problem was how they were washing/conditioning their hair! Easy fix. I am in no way a professional, but we did take “class

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Summary: Scientists studying Mars may have uncovered a brand-new mineral hidden in the planet’s ancient sulfate deposits. By combining laboratory experiments with orbital data, researchers identified an unusual iron sulfate—ferric hydroxysulfate—forming in layered deposits near the massive Valles Ma

This is my first time posting on here but I thought it would be fun to share my hair growth in one year. I personally struggled my entire life with growing my hair to my mermaid dreams, and its finally happening. I have NEVER been someone who says "My hair grows really fast," but now I can see actua

When I first became aware of all the “drugstore is bad” and “sulfates and silicones ruin your hair” stuff, it was around 2016. I was 15, and honestly all the info being thrown around online back then confused me sooo much. From like 15–19, I was using natural or sulfate/silicone-free hair products

Why YSK: Sodium dodecyl sulfate, also known as Sodium lauryl sulfate, is a chemical that is often used in cleaning and hygiene products, including toothpaste. It’s often used as a detergent and is popular because of its cheap cost, lathering ability, and lack of impact on taste. However, it has been

I work at a hospital. First time it was close to midnight, I ordered a vanc to start the next morning. I chose for the regime to "start tomorrow", then verified it after midnight so that it started the following day. The person went over 24 hours without vanc. Yesterday, the same thing happened wit

Pharmacists, technicians, and all you other people suffering with us - where do you turn to when you receive an off-the-wall drug request or question? And, if you work in hospital or some other location where you deal with bladder irrigations, how do you compound yours? Do you use bottles of NS? Do

Hey guys, I’m servicing a new hospital that serves pediatric patients and newborns. I see a lot of amp/gent for newborns with suspected EOS, critical drips on pediatric patients, vancomycin, opioids, even epidurals. I’m all so new to this patient population and I’ve been trying so hard to look up

What's everyone doing at their hospital with regards to antibiotic lock therapy (ALT)? I currently work at a medium sized community teaching hospital without much in the way of policies. Our line infections are getting out of hand, especially in regards to our IHD population using tunneled catheters

I'm trying to find more information about extended interval aminoglycoside dosing, specifically gentamicin at 5 mg/kg. There doesn't seem to be much data out there, but there are a few different nomograms available including Urban and Craig, Ritchie, etc. Is there any nomogram that is specifically

Feel free to delete if this isn’t allowed, but I could use some insight on how to approach this problem. \*\*Edited for clarity and fixing mistakes I realize now that I mistakingly put vancomycin instead of phenytoin in this title of this—so for that I apologize because it changes everything about h