Seriously thank you, every time I sit in lecture during pharm I want to cry, I go home and watch your vids and I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. Your great, thank u
I am an old RN, taking a refresher course after being out of the field for 15 years. I find you to be a very effective teacher. Thank you so much for sharing and helping.
Great video content! Forgive me for butting in, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you thought about - Iiyayloon Straightforward Interest (google it)? It is a good one off product for destroying your heartburn issues without the hard work. Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my mate got excellent results with it.
Crazy! I was wondering the EXACT same thing for my patient! I won't have to, "GO LOOK IT UP" when I talk with my clinical instructor lol:) Thanks so much for all of your videos, they help more than you know!
Man I just took the first pill of 30 and I already had a headache shortly after and today around the same time. My girlfriend looked up the side effects and after talking and seeing this I am done.
Hi, Love your videos. I disagree with the iron taking statement. It kills my stomach if I take it on an empty stomach, i get a instant heartburn. I was strictly advised never take iron on a empty stomach or with dairy products. Thank you and I must say your videos save time.
Abd I am on its cousin Dexilent- it and Protonix worked for ME but it's most commonly relative prescribed in my area, Omeorazole did zilch. In fact I had Hector, my first ulcer, grow and worsen while receiving that rascal drug!
Great video... I just wanted to share that the same thing happened to my with my instructor she put me on the spot expecting the same answer.. when patients are sick they over produce acid... hilarious because i said the same thing you did and had to look it up...
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Thanks for this video! Your explanations are always so clear and memory tricks help as well. And thanks for explaining why my patient is on a PPI (before my instructor asks!)
Great Teaching Videos - Thank you! Im on Prevacid 30 mg prescription and it works very well. Tried Nexium 24 hour OTC & it didnt work as well to manage my gastritis? I do not get much acid reflux/heartburn just painful bloating and aches all over my right side with meals.
I just got over a serious stomach bleed.from a peptic ulcer . I've done my 8 weeks of protonix. Is there something I should take daily from this point on ? Thank U so much ..
I hated pharm, I still hate pharm. my teacher was called hitler for a reason. she was dry and went so fast, skipped shit and gave a test with her doing little work. she talked so much about her day and didn't teach. she made me hate pharm.
yeah, most teachers are pretty shitty and shouldnt be teachers. Unfortunately our system is backwards and teachers make the least amount of money. Why be a teacher when I can work at a clinic and make more money?
Yeah speak on it- I'm another seeking more info. Alas , as a Medicare- aged person my PartD doesn't contence the liquid form, I have to dissolve those big white pills in very warm. Almost boiling water. Let it cool slightly and then chug the slurry. Has all the joyous taste of blackboard chalk- pretty loathsome!
My tutor said the hour but it’s between 30 min to an hour this is a nursing channel for student nurses if your seeking knowledge based on your meds go along with your provider
I tried apo pantoprazole pills For three weeks my stomach was like seven months pregnant that's how big my belly was it gives me a lot of gas and bloated stomach so I quit I don't know what to do with the heartburn?! May God be with us.
i was prescribed 40mg of protonix and have been taking it for over 10 years - i just now read that 8 to 16 weeks is the length of time for taking this PPI - if i stop taking it now, is it dangerous after such a long period of use and will i have withdrawls - please respond
+nwnative I would talk to your doctor, a lot of times they go against these recommended dosages as long as the patient is not having any serious side effects. Also, if it's a new doctor than the one who prescribed it make sure they know you are still on this medication because this info is not always transferred.
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Seriously thank you, every time I sit in lecture during pharm I want to cry, I go home and watch your vids and I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. Your great, thank u
I am an old RN, taking a refresher course after being out of the field for 15 years. I find you to be a very effective teacher. Thank you so much for sharing and helping.
The Proton Pump releases H+ ions. PPI inhibit the release of H+ ions, therefore decreasing secretion of HCL
Great video content! Forgive me for butting in, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you thought about - Iiyayloon Straightforward Interest (google it)? It is a good one off product for destroying your heartburn issues without the hard work. Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my mate got excellent results with it.
Crazy! I was wondering the EXACT same thing for my patient! I won't have to, "GO LOOK IT UP" when I talk with my clinical instructor lol:)
Thanks so much for all of your videos, they help more than you know!
you're helping me pass nursing school! THANK YOU!
Could not do this without you Mike thanks so much for just being you !!
Protonix after a month of use started to give me chronic migraines.
Man I just took the first pill of 30 and I already had a headache shortly after and today around the same time. My girlfriend looked up the side effects and after talking and seeing this I am done.
This has helped my reoccurring pancreatitis a lot.
Hi, Love your videos. I disagree with the iron taking statement. It kills my stomach if I take it on an empty stomach, i get a instant heartburn. I was strictly advised never take iron on a empty stomach or with dairy products. Thank you and I must say your videos save time.
Thank you! I’m not a nurse. I live on pantoprazole and needed an over-the-counter substitute, but this was really informative!!!
Abd I am on its cousin Dexilent- it and Protonix worked for ME but it's most commonly relative prescribed in my area, Omeorazole did zilch. In fact I had Hector, my first ulcer, grow and worsen while receiving that rascal drug!
Dude your videos add so much to my boring pharm lectures!!
Great video... I just wanted to share that the same thing happened to my with my instructor she put me on the spot expecting the same answer.. when patients are sick they over produce acid... hilarious because i said the same thing you did and had to look it up...
My God,U teaching Me More than my teacher i give u big kiss .love it
Thank you so much it helps me a lot with my review for my coming nclex rn exam this April.may God bless you always!
Gastritis and digestive issues really do suck 😒 😞
YOU ARE SOOOOOOOOOOO SO GOOD! ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING YOU SAY STICKS... LIKE WOAH
please do not delete your old videos and thank you sir
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I am graduating in May, good thing I could answer why your pt was on Protonix, onward from deer in headlights haha
Wonderfully presented, thank you so much.
Thanks for this video! Your explanations are always so clear and memory tricks help as well. And thanks for explaining why my patient is on a PPI (before my instructor asks!)
Thank you so much for these videos. I’m having such a hard time understanding my teacher but you explain everything so well and I feel so much better.
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Great Teaching Videos - Thank you! Im on Prevacid 30 mg prescription and it works very well. Tried Nexium 24 hour OTC & it didnt work as well to manage my gastritis? I do not get much acid reflux/heartburn just painful bloating and aches all over my right side with meals.
PPI inhibitors can actually be administered parenterally and via PEG or NG tubes
+Nancy Ahuja Pantoprazole is the only PPI that can be given parenterally and via PEG and NG tubes
Highly educative and informative, yet so entertaining! Good job bro.! Keep it up.
Please make a video for Endocrine drugs for pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid and adrenal drugs. Thanks!
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Go look it up!!!! sounds Great !!! Thank you, sir.
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I just got over a serious stomach bleed.from a peptic ulcer . I've done my 8 weeks of protonix. Is there something I should take daily from this point on ?
Thank U so much ..
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I hated pharm, I still hate pharm. my teacher was called hitler for a reason. she was dry and went so fast, skipped shit and gave a test with her doing little work. she talked so much about her day and didn't teach. she made me hate pharm.
yeah, most teachers are pretty shitty and shouldnt be teachers. Unfortunately our system is backwards and teachers make the least amount of money. Why be a teacher when I can work at a clinic and make more money?
what is your take on cytoprotective agents like sucralfate
Yeah speak on it- I'm another seeking more info. Alas , as a Medicare- aged person my PartD doesn't contence the liquid form, I have to dissolve those big white pills in very warm. Almost boiling water. Let it cool slightly and then chug the slurry. Has all the joyous taste of blackboard chalk- pretty loathsome!
I was told to take my Prazole med a half hour BEFORE I eat, not an hour before as you suggest.
My tutor said the hour but it’s between 30 min to an hour this is a nursing channel for student nurses if your seeking knowledge based on your meds go along with your provider
Does Pepcid complete do this?
Love this video!
Can I Take protonix and omeprozole together? Especially if omeprozole is not doing very good?
Thank you!
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I tried apo pantoprazole pills
For three weeks my stomach was like seven months pregnant that's how big my belly was it gives me a lot of gas and bloated stomach so I quit I don't know what to do with the heartburn?! May God be with us.
Did you take them with food
how do you know if person has increased stomach acid? or is it a guess in general based on ulcers some other people get?
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How do u give a ppi if the person is npo not being sarcastic what way do u give it
I wish you was my dr
i was prescribed 40mg of protonix and have been taking it for over 10 years - i just now read that 8 to 16 weeks is the length of time for taking this PPI - if i stop taking it now, is it dangerous after such a long period of use and will i have withdrawls - please respond
+nwnative I would talk to your doctor, a lot of times they go against these recommended dosages as long as the patient is not having any serious side effects. Also, if it's a new doctor than the one who prescribed it make sure they know you are still on this medication because this info is not always transferred.
Mike West thanks - i have an appointment with my dr. this week and plan to talk about this subject - i appreciate your response and thanks again
nwnative rain you are supposed to get off of it slowly as in reduce dosages in a period of time.
thanks bby...
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You're hard to watch, bit of prep helps
Thank you!
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