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Rosa Zuniga, FNP-BC, is an infectious disease nurse practitioner with a hospital consult service in Nashville, Tennessee. She focuses on antimicrobial mechanisms, dosing, and drug toxicities. A former intensive care nurse, she collaborates with attending physicians to treat severe systemic infections across inpatient units. Zuniga attended the University of Houston for undergraduate studies and received a master’s degree from the University of Illinois Chicago.

Azithromycin in Campylobacter Infection: Action, Resistance, and Use
Tamoxifen’s Impact on Yeast Infection Mechanisms and Resistance
Ciprofloxacin in Cellulitis Treatment: Mechanisms and Guidelines
Ciprofloxacin in Sepsis: Mechanism, Dynamics, and Clinical Insights
Bactrim: Mechanisms and Efficacy in Streptococcus Treatment
Gepotidacin: A New Frontier in Antibiotic Therapy
Minocycline’s Effects on Neurological and Vestibular Systems
Ertapenem: Challenges and Strategies in Enterococcus Treatment
Nitrofurantoin in Enterococcus Faecalis Infection Treatment
Fluoroquinolones: Mechanism, Activity, and Clinical Applications
Gentamicin and Fluoroquinolones: Mechanisms and Clinical Uses
Ceftriaxone in Beta-Lactam Therapy: Role and Comparisons
IV ABT: Modern Approaches for Intravenous Antibiotic Therapy
Steroid for Flu: Mechanisms, Classes, and Immune Effects
Paxlovid Mechanism of Action: How It Stops Viral Spread