Antibiotic classification: implications for drug selection

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An overview of different families of antibiotics used routinely in critical care is presented. These drugs have been classified according to where they act at the cellular level, including those that interrupt reproduction, break down cell walls, and prevent protein production. Suggested uses for each drug family, how they are administered and dispersed in the body, and distinguishing characteristics are also highlighted.

Antibiotics

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Quenching the thirst

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The differences between label categories such as cordials, fruit drinks, fruit juice, and other drink types is analyzed. Full analysis of the sugar content, fruit content, use of artificial sweeteners, and caffeine is provided on 30 common drinks.

Soft drinks, Fruit juices, Juices (Beverages), Carbonated beverages

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"There is no average day when you live in a tree"

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The experience of living 100 feet up in a redwood in Northern California are described. Hill's motivation for the protest against tree logging, some of the challenges faced, and the public's reaction to her vigil are discussed.

Personal narratives, Environmental aspects, Interview, Protection and preservation, Forest conservation, Redwood, Sequoia (Redwood), Clearcutting, Tree houses

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