excuse me to say this but the side effects just might not justify the drugs it as though you give numerous physical disorders to cure a mental disorder and in the end the patient is unhappy and nonproductive this seems a little cave age is this moral ethical medicine ?
I have MDD and anxiety. Abilify saved my life. Several years ago I was suicidal and very depressed. I had tried other antipsychotics such as Seroquel and Risperidone. They had so many negative side effects I couldn't take them well. But Abilify was different. My worst symptom was weight gain but i could still function and feel better at the same time.
The individual who needs these medications, hopefully is monitored with a doctor so they can quickly respond to the side effects. I am glad we have them for those who are psychotic, however, we have to make sure they are only treated to the need they have, not over treated. We also need to make sure there is adequate psychotherapy to work through the trauma they possibly have experienced which helped produce their psychotic break. There is a need for medication and there is a need for psychotherapy. We need both. Read information by R.D. Laing and the history of understanding Schizophrenia. It is more than just a dopamine problem. It is a multi-causation mental illness which needs to be treated in a bio-psyho-social approach. I have a sister who has this disorder and another sister who has a drug induced delusional state. One is on state assistance, the other uses drugs and won't stop. So, I have seen both ways a person experiences delusions: Drug induced and naturally occurring schizophrenia. It has been a real journey.
I love ALL of your lectures! You are well informed and make learning exciting and easy!! Bless you for all of lessons and for the time you take to assist others with learning gains!
Hello Doctor. I am a current nursing student and have been struggling with nursing school mental health. You explained antipsychotics so great! I could not wait till watch all these series. I will update you how I did with my exam
Great video, but please correct me if I am wrong. Dantrolene inhibits excitation-contraction coupling and release of Ca2+ from ryanodine receptrs in muscle cells decreasing free intracellular Ca2+.
Consider talking about the patient's perspectives as these things are happening. It's quite perplexing to think through those changes in your brain as they're happening to you, and many times it's assumed the patient won't remember what's happened, and abuses are rampant. It's odd to see this taught with so little of the feelings of the patients involved, but it does cover the science of the thing at a decent level.
My wife and I have 15 years of living with schizoaffective disorder. Over that time we have tried several different antipsychotics. They all seem to work in some way with varying degrees of success. All of them have a certain number of side effects. Some bad and some just mildly annoying. Over time she has ended up taking Clozapine. Of course it has side effects but luckily she hasn't had any of the serious ones. She drools like Cujo in her sleep and we write about that here - www.queenslandmentalhealth.com/clozapine/ Overall the Clozapine has lived up to its reputation as the "Gold" standard of antipsychotics and she wouldn't change back to either Olanzapine, Abilify, Haldol or Risperidone for anything. Thanks for your excellent vid explained the chemistry behind how the drugs work
Most anti-psychotics are dopamine antagonists, but why is aripirazole a partial agonist for D2 and still does the job? I was also thinking about Parkinson's disease. it can also cause psychosis but PD patients have a dopamine shortage. Would Aripiprazole as a partial agonist be useful in PD patients with psychosis?
Most psychiatrists are psychos ! And need a taste of there own medicine ! I had to help my woman wean off after antidepressants made her mad and then they forced her on the antipsychotic ,but now she is normal except EXTREME tailbone pain which I hope she does not have to endure long , the pain meds are going to be hard to get off as well but at least she is not running all over looking like a nut case or beating on herself , yelling NOOOOOOOOOO ! and her eyes aren't opening and rolled to the back of her head while sleeping and much more ! She is normal again except response in speech is slow because of pain. I knew it was the drug cause her autistic niece takes the same drug , but not for pain , and does the exact same things. I am so mad I want to get even ! I want to start a world wide protest everywhere and all over against all that have a hand in destroying peoples lives with these DEATH SENTENCE PILLS ! If nobody is going to do something about it , then it's time to go to war against them and all who have a hand in it ! Lets not just sit around talking about it , lets do something about it ! And NOW !!! WHO'S WITH ME !!!
I'm sorry to say this. Perhaps, u want to master the topic first before u make the video.. Because i saw u always refer to textbooks/notes when teaching.
Better than misinformation. I believe he was looking at notes mostly to keep his place or to remind himself of specific words that were at the tip of his tongue.
excuse me to say this but the side effects just might not justify the drugs it as though you give numerous physical disorders to cure a mental disorder and in the end the patient is unhappy and nonproductive this seems a little cave age is this moral ethical medicine ?
I have MDD and anxiety. Abilify saved my life. Several years ago I was suicidal and very depressed. I had tried other antipsychotics such as Seroquel and Risperidone. They had so many negative side effects I couldn't take them well. But Abilify was different. My worst symptom was weight gain but i could still function and feel better at the same time.
The individual who needs these medications, hopefully is monitored with a doctor so they can quickly respond to the side effects. I am glad we have them for those who are psychotic, however, we have to make sure they are only treated to the need they have, not over treated. We also need to make sure there is adequate psychotherapy to work through the trauma they possibly have experienced which helped produce their psychotic break. There is a need for medication and there is a need for psychotherapy. We need both. Read information by R.D. Laing and the history of understanding Schizophrenia. It is more than just a dopamine problem. It is a multi-causation mental illness which needs to be treated in a bio-psyho-social approach. I have a sister who has this disorder and another sister who has a drug induced delusional state. One is on state assistance, the other uses drugs and won't stop. So, I have seen both ways a person experiences delusions: Drug induced and naturally occurring schizophrenia. It has been a real journey.
I love ALL of your lectures! You are well informed and make learning exciting and easy!! Bless you for all of lessons and for the time you take to assist others with learning gains!
i wish this was my pharm teacher...
me too...his explanations are so clear
Please dont stop making this videos. Can you hear me👂👂👂👂👂?. This is very helpful. Thanks you so much for taking time to do this.
Hello Doctor. I am a current nursing student and have been struggling with nursing school mental health. You explained antipsychotics so great! I could not wait till watch all these series. I will update you how I did with my exam
hopefully you will get lobotomized by them and will get unable to force them on somebody else .
Great lecture! I actually understood antipsychotic drugs for my psyc nursing class and not merely cramming it, thank you.
Teaching is your gift!
You're the best! Very helpful!
Great teaching sessions. Try not to stand in front of your board as much as possible. But thanks. Love your work.
I hear a voice in my left ear but not in my right.
Great video, but please correct me if I am wrong. Dantrolene inhibits excitation-contraction coupling and release of Ca2+ from ryanodine receptrs in muscle cells decreasing free intracellular Ca2+.
Awesomely informative and perfectly explained! Thank you so much! 😊😊 15/3/2019
Thank you sooo much for your videos! I credit you for getting me through patho and pharm now! =)
Consider talking about the patient's perspectives as these things are happening. It's quite perplexing to think through those changes in your brain as they're happening to you, and many times it's assumed the patient won't remember what's happened, and abuses are rampant. It's odd to see this taught with so little of the feelings of the patients involved, but it does cover the science of the thing at a decent level.
This is really worth the time
My wife and I have 15 years of living with schizoaffective disorder. Over that time we have tried several different antipsychotics. They all seem to work in some way with varying degrees of success. All of them have a certain number of side effects. Some bad and some just mildly annoying. Over time she has ended up taking Clozapine. Of course it has side effects but luckily she hasn't had any of the serious ones. She drools like Cujo in her sleep and we write about that here - www.queenslandmentalhealth.com/clozapine/ Overall the Clozapine has lived up to its reputation as the "Gold" standard of antipsychotics and she wouldn't change back to either Olanzapine, Abilify, Haldol or Risperidone for anything.
Thanks for your excellent vid explained the chemistry behind how the drugs work
clozapine s not a good drug
Evgeniy Petrov On what basis do you say it isn't a good drug? It has worked fantastic for us.
Ian Knabel I find it a very good drug in my patients. I agree with you in terms of it being the gold standard, I know it is in the UK
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Genius!
Most anti-psychotics are dopamine antagonists, but why is aripirazole a partial agonist for D2 and still does the job?
I was also thinking about Parkinson's disease. it can also cause psychosis but PD patients have a dopamine shortage. Would Aripiprazole as a partial agonist be useful in PD patients with psychosis?
Thank you, Sir! very helpful
YOU ARE GREAT!!!!!
Most psychiatrists are psychos ! And need a taste of there own medicine ! I had to help my woman wean off after antidepressants made her mad and then they forced her on the antipsychotic ,but now she is normal except EXTREME tailbone pain which I hope she does not have to endure long , the pain meds are going to be hard to get off as well but at least she is not running all over looking like a nut case or beating on herself , yelling NOOOOOOOOOO ! and her eyes aren't opening and rolled to the back of her head while sleeping and much more ! She is normal again except response in speech is slow because of pain. I knew it was the drug cause her autistic niece takes the same drug , but not for pain , and does the exact same things.
I am so mad I want to get even ! I want to start a world wide protest everywhere and all over against all that have a hand in destroying peoples lives with these DEATH SENTENCE PILLS ! If nobody is going to do something about it , then it's time to go to war against them and all who have a hand in it !
Lets not just sit around talking about it , lets do something about it ! And NOW !!!
WHO'S WITH ME !!!
Very informative, thanks!
It so important, but make it accessible for free for all who cannot afford as other great people did it
great video lecture, thank you.
thanks sooo much...beyond helpful ^.^
GREAT VIDEOOO!!! VERY HELPFULL THANKS!!!
Thank you soo much very helpful
Thank you.
great lecture
antipsychotic is terrible
So not true. It actually saved my life and my mind is crisp and clear now.
Thanks, good info
If the universities could just clone you _ Wow!
antipsychoti drugs is a waste of time.
AMAZING!!
Thank you :)
This is a really nice lecture. Honestly though its not as good as your other lectures. This kind of felt like you were just reading out FA outloud
thank you😊
How do I pay for access? This lecture helped me a lot for my exam today. Thank you!
great bro !
the best!
this is an awesome review #Nursing
Clopixol is bad. Only Risperdal was good to me, and in a very low dose. Abilify is bad too.
Daniel Im taking risperdal too. So far so good. Huehuehue
Psychiatrists no haloperidol help help help
Thank u sir
good one
really u are great
Where is the atypical antipsychotic med video?
+Christy Espindola
Hi! I asked the same thing too...you have to subscribe to get atypical. Worth it!
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Please the oyher videos!
i cant find your atypical antipyschotics lecture..............rply de link ...plzzz
you have to bay for it i dislike this method :) plz make it free
Hi I cant a access a typical antipsychotic videos. My name is Selma Elmanufi
I think you should consider making your illustrations bolder. It takes a lot of effort to see what you write.
احسنت :)
morel ike anti good feeling drugs
a simple explanation - very basic and common . nothing special . for general studies only . wikipedia will give you much much more .
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The antipsychotic is spelled wrongly
The antipsychotic is spelled wrong, (not wrongly)
so wat?
haha hmmm wrongly?
ShenayS ef spelt?
I'm sorry to say this. Perhaps, u want to master the topic first before u make the video.. Because i saw u always refer to textbooks/notes when teaching.
Better than misinformation. I believe he was looking at notes mostly to keep his place or to remind himself of specific words that were at the tip of his tongue.
Even instructors use notes/textbooks
It's spelled anti-psychotic- title
just for your essay
+Gary degrees celsius
Except they don't really work they had their own gay parade anyway
good
antipsychotic is terrible