Antibiotics Part 3: Fluoroquinolones | MOA, ADRs, Classification |Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors

Welcome to Part 3 of my detailed Antibiotics Pharmacology Series, created for medical, pharmacy, and nursing students who want clear, exam-oriented notes that make tough topics easier to understand and revise. This part covers: • Fluoroquinolones in detail • Their classification (generations included) • Mechanism of Action (MOA) • Important Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs) • Their role as nucleic acid synthesis inhibitors Neatly handwritten and student-friendly Perfect for quick revision before exams or viva High-yield points to help you retain faster and score better This is Part 3 of my Antibiotics Notes Series. Check out Part 1 (Intro, classification, resistance, MOA overview) and Part 2 (Sulfonamides & Co-trimoxazole) for a full understanding of antibiotics. Stay tuned for upcoming parts covering other drug classes!