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“Why Antifungal AST Confuses Everyone ❌ | MIC, CLSI & Clinical Use”

Antifungal Susceptibility Testing (AST) is one of the most confusing yet frequently tested topics in medical microbiology. Wrong MIC interpretation, misunderstanding CLSI guidelines, and mixing up Candida and Aspergillus AST are common exam-losing mistakes for MBBS and NEET PG aspirants. In this lecture, we break down Antifungal AST step-by-step so you stop memorizing blindly and start understanding what actually matters — for exams and for real clinical decisions. By the end of this video, you will MASTER: ✔ How antifungal susceptibility testing is performed ✔ How to correctly interpret MIC values ✔ How CLSI guidelines are applied in practice ✔ Where students commonly make mistakes in exams ✔ How AST guides rational antifungal therapy 🔬 Topics Covered (High-Yield & Exam-Focused) • Principles of Antifungal Susceptibility Testing (AST) • Difference between antibacterial AST vs antifungal AST • MIC – definition, reading, MIC50 & MIC90 • CLSI guidelines for antifungal testing • Candida AST – species-specific interpretation • Aspergillus AST – key concepts and limitations • Antifungal resistance mechanisms • Correlation between AST and antifungal drugs • Frequently asked questions in NEET PG microbiology • Common traps and confusing areas clarified This lecture is strictly aligned with standard CLSI concepts and focuses on high-yield exam areas that are repeatedly asked in NEET PG, INI-CET, FMGE, and university exams. Clinical relevance is emphasized throughout to help practicing clinicians interpret reports with confidence. 📌 If you’ve ever felt lost while reading MIC tables or CLSI breakpoints — this video is for you. 👉 Watch till the end to avoid common exam mistakes 👉 Subscribe for more concept-driven medical microbiology lectures Keep learning, keep improving — clarity beats cramming. 🔖 Hashtags #AntifungalAST #MIC #CLSIGuidelines #AntifungalResistance #CandidaAST #AspergillusAST #AntifungalDrugs #MedicalMicrobiology #NEETPG #INICET #FMGE