All right, so I'm back with Adam Thomas on the Internet Book of Critical Care podcast,

and we're going to talk about antibiotics.

And I just want to say that I'm super excited about talking about this.

I think in critical care, we talk a lot about fluids and basopressors.

You know, that's obviously important.

But in some ways, I think

antibiotics are even more important. Even if you put someone on the wrong presser and the wrong

fluid, it's probably the most important thing to give them the right antibiotic. All the time,

we're talking about rocket fuel and that's the amazing stuff that we think will get them out

of shock. But it's all about the bug juice, isn't it? Yeah, yeah. So antibiotics, you've gone down the rabbit hole before, Josh, but you definitely went down

the rabbit hole on this one.

I did.

I did.

It was pretty interesting now.

What I would say is everyone, just a reminder, it's really important that there's two parts

of the IBCC.

So the internet book of critical care is on the internet and the posts from my own learning

style. It's really important to read the post first and then go back to the podcast. Maybe you love

here in the podcast, but just remember, there's more detail in the show notes, the post itself. And

today we're not going to be able to hit everything for antibiotics. If you really want to dive into

the pharmacology of every antibiotic here, check out the show notes. That being said, Josh,

why don't we talk about the big stuff first? So general considerations, when do I start an

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