Видео

@@il3mendo Iron overload could potentially contribute to an increased risk of norepinephrine toxicity, but it is not a direct cause. Here’s how they could be related: 1. Dopamine β-hydroxylase, the enzyme responsible for converting dopamine to norepinephrine, is iron-dependent. Excessive iron could potentially overstimulate this enzyme, leading to increased production of norepinephrine. 2. High norepinephrine levels can lead to oxidative stress, and iron overload contributes to oxidative damage through the Fenton reaction, which produces harmful free radicals. The combination of high norepinephrine and excess iron could increase oxidative stress, contributing to cellular damage. While iron overload might exacerbate norepinephrine-related toxicity or oxidative stress, it would not typically be the sole cause of norepinephrine toxicity. Other regulatory mechanisms would need to fail for true norepinephrine toxicity to occur.

@@naustin5027 thank you for noticing! It’s all about keeping attention :-)

@@barbararichey2627 we would love to have you! Please let us know if you have any questions. Good luck on your program, you’re going to do great!

@@InnerGiggles You are so welcome!

Did you pass ?

They say third times a charm, am officially passed my AANP 🥳🎊🎉 for all my repeat test takers don't give up and don't be discouraged

Nice video and Thanks for the video it pain me that after studying so hard I end up failing my PMHNP AANP 😢Honestly AANP Exam is really hard, I don't think I will ever pass this exam

@@AlexWalter-ie4gk Well I've taken the exam second time now and still didn't succeed,I wonder how does who succeed did it

Took my AANP test last week and pass with 85 questions on my second try!! Huge thanks to Mr James , He is a game changer

Absolutely! Have fun :-)

Absolutely!

Absolutely! We are so happy to help :-)

Excellent lecture!! Thanks Dr!

Good morning! Totally understand where you’re coming from. So, these RUclips videos are additional resources for students to dive deeper in the specific subjects that they are uncomfortable with. The review program is specifically designed to help with memorization and focused content for preparing for the certification exam.

hello! So the six-month option gets you access to the student portal for six months only. You can also do the one year access or, once your access runs out, you can join our subscription program for $25 a month. So, you can basically have access to the student portal as as much as you want. let me know if you have any other questions!

Good afternoon! So, if you join with the six month option, you get six months of access to the student portal. We also have a one year access. After your initial time, if you need more study time, you are able to join our subscription program that is only $25 a month. So, there are plenty of options for the timeframe you’re asking about. Let me know if you have any questions!

How much is one year access to all courses and materials?

@@halukthanon4894 This link will take you to the information page for the one year access option. This includes any changes that may be made to the student portal or any additions. (such as new exams, new content, anything)! pmhnptesting.com/shop-printed-materials%2B/ols/products/pmhnp-review-on-demand-full-program-six-months-access

Will the following information be in a printable format: Handouts, flash cards, and practice tests?

Thank you, I’m so glad they were helpful for you.

You are so welcome!

Thank you!

Absolutely! Thanks for watching.

Gail, I am so glad that we were able to help! Please, let us know if you have any questions and we would love to have you a part of our PMHNP review course when you’re ready :-)

Hello! It really just depends on how much time you wanna spend daily. We recommend starting at least six months out, however, we have a lot of students that review for a year. Please, let us know if you have any questions.

Thank you so much for your response. If I purchase the review class right now, can I keep reviewing it until the testing day? and tell me how to buy the class? @@pmhnptesting

so, we have two options available. First will get you access to the student portal with all of our study materials for either six months or 12 months depending on your needs. Second, we also have in person PMHNP reviews. The next are going to be in March in New York City, New York and then in June in Dallas, Texas. the in person also come with on-demand access after the course for an additional three months! www.PMHNPtesting.com

Hello, yes, they are absolutely included. All you need to do is go into the student portal and scroll down on the main page and you’ll see all of the flashcards.

The full review includes all seminars, flashcards, practice exams, and study guides.

Hello!!! www.PMHNPtesting.com

The six weeks choice for $350 only has the seminar videos? No flash cards?

@@solandedestin9306 hello! The full review includes all seminars, flashcards, study guides, and practice exams. All located in the Student Portal.

We are so glad! Motivation is key to readiness :-) we would love to have you join us for our review program. Please go to www.pmhnptesting.com to find out more.

Has anything changed for your symptoms?

Sorry to hear that. I was on paliperidone for 5 months. It was horrible. I gained so much weight. When dr stopped treatment I was also worried I will be left feeling same as I was on the paliperidone. It took good month if not 2 to get out of my system. I began pushing myself to exercise, walking almost every day. I could not loose much weight and still was feeling tired. But after about 3/4 month I have felt much better mentally. I became feeling sharp, quicker and much happier younger me. Weight loss has helped-but was super difficult to push urself. Hope you feeling better?

I'll recommend u having lesas dinner and 6 am wake fullness and also use red or orange light therapy

Wow, thank you so much! I’m so glad it was helpful and we are so excited that you are now board-certified! Please, let everyone know about our program. Congratulations!