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You are a really excellent teacher....I love the methodical way these are presented, organized and it helps to understand "why" which helps to memorize or actually learn the drug categories. You add a brief patho to start helps understand the MOA and the "which patients should avoid " which helps understand and side effects.
I really love your simplest and easiest way of teaching. Please teach to University professors who lack professional knowledge and getting salaries what they don't deserve
Absolutely love this! Thank you so much for your hard work! Would absolutely love if you could do more on vasopressors or inotropes! Thanks again my friend :D
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This is so awesome. Thank you so much for your time. Do you have a video on ABGs? Would you please consider making one ? As a nursing student your videos are saving me right now. Thank you.
Thank you 27capricia, keep studying hard! There are more videos planned such as ABGs. But due to the time it takes to make these videos, it may take some time to make!
Thank you for the great video! Ive learn a lot from this video! Question! So if ACE inhibitor/ARB reduce the sodium and water retention, does it mean these medications can also be diuretic? If so, then why would they make hyperkalemia if they can be diuretic? Thank you!
Thank you Lin for the support! ACE & ARBs do reduce some sodium and water retention, however it isnt a main mechanism. When compared to Thiazide and Loop diuretics-ACE's & ARB's are negligible so we cant consider them as a diuretic. When we talk about diuretics, there are 3 types and they focus on 1) different parts of the kidney and 2) Different electrolytes. One class of these diuretics are called "Potassium sparring diuretics", meaning they let go of all other electrolytes (Na, Ca, Cl) and hold onto potassium (K+). The reason I bring this up is that just because something is a diuretic or has diuretic-like properties, it doesn't automatically indicate hypokalemia. These ACE and ARB medication just promote the holding of potassium specifically. Thats why we see hyperkalemia! Hope that clears somethings up for you!
Thank you for the amazing video. I managed to have an case of angioedema from 20mg of Telmisartan. It was mild and managed with histamines but does this mean all other ARBs are out for treating high BP ? Im an endurance athlete so trying to avoid cardio effective medications and was considering Losartan.
Thanks for sharing this amazing video, it was really useful. As a nurse, I benefited from this. But there is a question: you say that our kidney has Angiotrnsin one receptor, but how can Angiotensin two bind to it?
Excellent video. I would have liked to hear more about side effects of ARBs. Ive been on Telmisartan for one month and am having a few issues. But what is really more than a nuisance, is dry eyes, which I assume is d/t this drugs effects. I wear RGP contact lenses so this is very annoying.
Excellent video but I don’t understand why you only talk about the effects of angiotensin on the kidney without mentioning the effects on the arteries, heart and nervous system
This side effect requires more explanation in the hormonal process of the body. But in general, ACE's and ARB's effect the hormone level of aldosterone with make the kidneys hold on to potassium more, causing hyperkalemia Hope that clears things up!
I do not see Perindopril here on your list of prils. (or Perindopril Erbumine?) Mine is an 8mg combo with Indapamide 2.5mg. Can you make a video on ACE Inhibitors and how to avoid lifestyle habits that may work against the medication straining the heart or perhaps what might even amplify it dangerously? Like diets(certain foods), types of exercises, and how much, certain supplements, other medications like anti-depressants, particularly SSRI medication, benzodiazepines, metformin, Salbutamol, and even how certain drugs and /or alcohol may affect the body while taking this medication? I read somewhere that ACE inhibitors are very powerful, powerful enough to completely stop even certain methamphetamine processes in the body. And is it true that if you have been taking a Pril for years and then stopping it, the effects of the medication can last nearly a month or longer? Anyways, thanks!
Always discuss with your doctor first when making a plan to treat. But typically No. There shouldn't be an ACE plus an ARB because it can dangerously lower blood pressure.
Excellent Video . I have a condition called Atrial Fibrillation and I experience heart palpitations only when I have high Blood pressure . I am 82 years old. I take Bisoprolol 2.5mg. I was prescribed 4 different types of blood pressure drugs and I have very serious side effects. I tried Amlodipine, Candisartan, Indapamide Felodipine and Ramipril. I have been on Bisoprolol for over 3 years but for the last 6 months my blood pressure reading is over 150/75 The only drug that I don’t have any side effects is Ramipril. But my Doctor says it is affecting my kidneys. I don’t have diabetes. Could you suggest which drug I should try ACE Inhibitors that are safe for kidneys. All the above drugs cause increase irregular heart rate and arrhythmia, dizziness. Only Ramipril works on me but Doctor is not in favour.I should be very grateful for your reply.Thanks.
Healthcare professionals can't diagnose or prescribe medications on RUclips, but given your health history, you might benefit from finding another doctor in your area and getting a second opinion. Best wishes!
There is something wrong with the video. See: ruclips.net/video/1vZDVbqRhyM/видео.html there is two "receptors" for angiotensin-2? Or maybe only one, and the other is just a proteine? Or this is the serine protease stuck to receptor?
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I want ask you: do this drug interact with *serine protease inhibitor* ?
(like camostat)
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Thank you so much.... It's really help me..... After spending hours trying to read n understand the concept ... But still I'm not satisfy ..finally your vedio help me alot ,the way u explain its very easy to understand ...And obviously the quiz at last we can ans it without hesitation... Thank you so much.... May God bless u
Outstanding presentation and teaching ... succinct and clear... congratulations
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Omg!!! It's ashame that I'm learning A LOT MORE from you than I did in my pharmacology class that costed me a lot of money! Lol! You are a great teacher and your lessons are FREE!! Thank you so much! PLEASE continue to upload your very informative and understandable videos!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
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You are a really excellent teacher....I love the methodical way these are presented, organized and it helps to understand "why" which helps to memorize or actually learn the drug categories. You add a brief patho to start helps understand the MOA and the "which patients should avoid " which helps understand and side effects.
Thank you so much for your support! @Marlana I'm glad this teaching style is working!
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It has taken me months to understand blood pressure medications .Finally they all make sense .Thank you
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I really love your simplest and easiest way of teaching. Please teach to University professors who lack professional knowledge and getting salaries what they don't deserve
Thank You for the support! Unfortunately, loving to teach comes within, and these professors who dont care will never teach effectivly.
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Absolutely love this! Thank you so much for your hard work! Would absolutely love if you could do more on vasopressors or inotropes! Thanks again my friend :D
You're welcome @Christina ! More videos are planned and will be released soon! Vasopressors and ionotropes are on the list!
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I wanted to hear a lot more explanations from you, but your channel seems to have only few videos..
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This is so awesome. Thank you so much for your time. Do you have a video on ABGs? Would you please consider making one ? As a nursing student your videos are saving me right now. Thank you.
Thank you 27capricia, keep studying hard! There are more videos planned such as ABGs. But due to the time it takes to make these videos, it may take some time to make!
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The primary BP lowering effect of ACE/ARB is achieved by interfering with vasoconstriction. The loss of sodium and water is secondary.
Was wondering why this wasn't mentioned in the video--thanks for building on!
Your are a amazing teacher ,it is easy to understand .ur all vdeos are amazing. I requesting u to make a vdeo of cholinergic drug sir.
Thank you for the great video! Ive learn a lot from this video!
Question! So if ACE inhibitor/ARB reduce the sodium and water retention, does it mean these medications can also be diuretic?
If so, then why would they make hyperkalemia if they can be diuretic?
Thank you!
Thank you Lin for the support!
ACE & ARBs do reduce some sodium and water retention, however it isnt a main mechanism. When compared to Thiazide and Loop diuretics-ACE's & ARB's are negligible so we cant consider them as a diuretic.
When we talk about diuretics, there are 3 types and they focus on 1) different parts of the kidney and 2) Different electrolytes. One class of these diuretics are called "Potassium sparring diuretics", meaning they let go of all other electrolytes (Na, Ca, Cl) and hold onto potassium (K+). The reason I bring this up is that just because something is a diuretic or has diuretic-like properties, it doesn't automatically indicate hypokalemia. These ACE and ARB medication just promote the holding of potassium specifically. Thats why we see hyperkalemia!
Hope that clears somethings up for you!
11:58pm thank you for explaining
love all these, find it so helpful can you make one about NSAID's
Ofcourse Kelly! More videos coming out in the future, and NSAIDs are definitely on my list!
I like the way u explain and I fully understand this concept,pls make video on drug used in CHF and it's pharmacology
Thank you so much for watching!😁 yes more videos are planned!
So nice presentation .
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Please make video about drug interaction,how to classify it pharmacodinamic or pharmacokinetic
Great idea! More videos are planned and I will add this to the list!
@@DrugChug i'm so looking forward for it..thank you
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Thank you for the amazing video. I managed to have an case of angioedema from 20mg of Telmisartan. It was mild and managed with histamines but does this mean all other ARBs are out for treating high BP ? Im an endurance athlete so trying to avoid cardio effective medications and was considering Losartan.
Very knowledgeable, OMG now i know
Thanks for sharing this amazing video, it was really useful. As a nurse, I benefited from this. But there is a question: you say that our kidney has Angiotrnsin one receptor, but how can Angiotensin two bind to it?
The receptor is actually called angiotensin 11 type 1 receptor
Excellent video. I would have liked to hear more about side effects of ARBs. Ive been on Telmisartan for one month and am having a few issues. But what is really more than a nuisance, is dry eyes, which I assume is d/t this drugs effects. I wear RGP contact lenses so this is very annoying.
Wow... Thanks a millions. 🎉
Ans1-diovan
Ans2- ACE
Ans3-losartan
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Thank you!
I find these videos so helpful! Could you do one on potassium channel blockers if you get the chance please, I’m struggling with the antiarrhythmics
What about headache as a side effect?
more videos please
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Thank you Sir
Excellent video but I don’t understand why you only talk about the effects of angiotensin on the kidney without mentioning the effects on the arteries, heart and nervous system
Wich medication naturel you can take for lawyer blood pressure
Very nice video.
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Angiotensin 2 binds to receptor of angiotensin 1? 2.32
Very good
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I wish you explained the hyperkalemia side effect.
This side effect requires more explanation in the hormonal process of the body. But in general, ACE's and ARB's effect the hormone level of aldosterone with make the kidneys hold on to potassium more, causing hyperkalemia
Hope that clears things up!
I do not see Perindopril here on your list of prils. (or Perindopril Erbumine?) Mine is an 8mg combo with Indapamide 2.5mg.
Can you make a video on ACE Inhibitors and how to avoid lifestyle habits that may work against the medication straining the heart or perhaps what might even amplify it dangerously? Like diets(certain foods), types of exercises, and how much, certain supplements, other medications like anti-depressants, particularly SSRI medication, benzodiazepines, metformin, Salbutamol, and even how certain drugs and /or alcohol may affect the body while taking this medication?
I read somewhere that ACE inhibitors are very powerful, powerful enough to completely stop even certain methamphetamine processes in the body. And is it true that if you have been taking a Pril for years and then stopping it, the effects of the medication can last nearly a month or longer? Anyways, thanks!
Make video on antivomiting drug
Would there be a reason for a doctor to prescribe an ACE inhibitor with an ARB?
Always discuss with your doctor first when making a plan to treat.
But typically No. There shouldn't be an ACE plus an ARB because it can dangerously lower blood pressure.
Excellent Video . I have a condition called Atrial Fibrillation and I experience heart palpitations only when I have high Blood pressure . I am 82 years old. I take Bisoprolol 2.5mg. I was prescribed 4 different types of blood pressure drugs and I have very serious side effects.
I tried Amlodipine, Candisartan, Indapamide
Felodipine and Ramipril.
I have been on Bisoprolol for over 3 years but for the last 6 months my blood pressure reading is over 150/75 The only drug that I don’t have any side effects is Ramipril. But my Doctor says it is affecting my kidneys.
I don’t have diabetes. Could you suggest which drug I should try ACE Inhibitors that are safe for kidneys.
All the above drugs cause increase irregular heart rate and arrhythmia, dizziness.
Only Ramipril works on me but Doctor is not in favour.I should be very grateful for your reply.Thanks.
Healthcare professionals can't diagnose or prescribe medications on RUclips, but given your health history, you might benefit from finding another doctor in your area and getting a second opinion. Best wishes!
Tank you
You're very welcome!😁
Why don't you post new videos?
Bravo
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Last quiz answer?
Does long term use of ace inhibitors cause ckd?
Sir plz make more videos on drugs.
How bradykinin naturally cause increase in BP
where are answers to the quiz?
In the description below!
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Thank you! I wish you could too haha!
There is something wrong with the video. See:
ruclips.net/video/1vZDVbqRhyM/видео.html
there is two "receptors" for angiotensin-2?
Or maybe only one, and the other is just a proteine?
Or this is the serine protease stuck to receptor?
A
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I don't found what I actually search for
Bro you are the shit
It has taken me months to understand blood pressure medications .Finally they all make sense .Thank you