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Antimicrobial Resistance in Veterinary Medicine 203Sub-Title

The Hunt for Ella Salmonella and Microbiology

Credit Hours(s)

0.0

Education Objectives

Outline the microbiological basis of antibiotic resistance
Describe the origins and strategies of resistance among bacterial organisms
Identify the basis for concern with the emergence and spread of antimicrobial resistance
Explain the ease with which resistant bacteria and their genes can move among species and continents
Recognize the historical aspects regarding the emergence and spread of antimicrobial resistance Microbiology
Describe the bacterial strategies involved in resisting antimicrobial actions
Explain the molecular basis for bacterial resistance to antimicrobial actions
List the common laboratory methods for detecting and measuring antimicrobial resistance

Instructors

Paul Bartlett, DVM

Formats

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Price

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