Sketchy Micro Videos List- ~repack~ Page

This is the largest section, typically color-coded to match Gram stains: for Gram-positive and Red for Gram-negative.

Covers Gram-positive and Gram-negative cocci/bacilli, mycobacteria, and other atypical organisms. Includes RNA and DNA viruses. Focuses on systemic and opportunistic mycoses. Parasites: Covers protozoa and helminths. Antimicrobials: Includes antibiotics, antifungals, and antivirals. Key Metrics and Content Total Runtime: Approximately 14–17 hours for the full microbiology and antimicrobial curriculum. Lesson Structure: Sketchy Micro Videos List-

| Organism | Sketchy Video Title | Key Memory Hooks | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Brucella | "Brucella" | The goat (undulant fever), the cheese wheel (raw dairy), the farmer with a jumping fever (relapsing fever). | | Francisella tularensis | "Francisella tularensis" | The rabbit (rabbit fever), the deerfly (vector), the farmer’s glove (ulceroglandular form). | | Pasteurella multocida | "Pasteurella multocida" | The cat bite (rapid cellulitis), the dog house (dog bites). | | Bartonella henselae | "Bartonella" | The cat scratch (CSD), the AIDS patient with a red star (bacillary angiomatosis). | This is the largest section, typically color-coded to

Master the "Sketchy Micro Videos List": A Guide to Visual Medical Learning Focuses on systemic and opportunistic mycoses

Covering E. coli , Salmonella , Shigella , and Vibrio .

Instead of staring at a flashcard that says “ Klebsiella pneumoniae – Friedlander’s bacillus, thick polysaccharide capsule, lobar pneumonia,” you watch a video about a freezing cold, fishy marketplace where a large man in a red robe (representing the capsule) punches a glass window (causing “currant jelly” sputum).

This section has the largest number of videos. You will remember the “Taco Stand” forever.