damn doc brown, you are a good lecturer. No nonsense, no fuss, guiding information that is relevant to treatment, and what will be on exams, what you WANT us to know, and what you want us to keep in mind.
Emergency Medicine resident here...thank you for adding your lectures to the FOAM movement and making it easy to subscribe via podcast and/or my RSS reader. I don't watch all of your lectures but I find many of them to be relevant to my scope of practice and also guide me in my decision on when/why/how to call you for a consult. Thank you!
I have a question regarding amiodarone. So: I gave the 150mg bolus, then 1mg/min over the next 8 hrs followed by 0.5mg/min over the next 16 hrs. Then I do what? You said I have to reach the loading level which is 6-8g or 10-12g before switching to PO maintenance dose, how I will reach it?
Question about WPW and adenosine: If the concern is a 1:1 conduction during rapid a-fib due to an accessory pathway, wouldn't you still have a 1:1 conduction before giving adenosine? Adenosine knocks out the AV node, but even if the AV node is functional, it still won't protect against the 1:1 conduction because it is occuring through the accessory pathway, correct? If the tachyarrhythmia is an AVRT due to an accessory pathway, it relies on BOTH the accessory pathway AND the AV node, so knocking out the AV node with adenosine should terminate the rhythm. I guess my question is, does a functional AV node offer protection against 1:1 conduction in rapid a-fib in the presence of an accessory pathway?
I go to sleep at night to these lectures because there's so much information and entertainment I need days to absorb
damn doc brown, you are a good lecturer. No nonsense, no fuss, guiding information that is relevant to treatment, and what will be on exams, what you WANT us to know, and what you want us to keep in mind.
Dr. Brown is such a graceful guide.
Amazing explanations! Dr. Brown rocks! Thank you very much for uploading this!
Emergency Medicine resident here...thank you for adding your lectures to the FOAM movement and making it easy to subscribe via podcast and/or my RSS reader. I don't watch all of your lectures but I find many of them to be relevant to my scope of practice and also guide me in my decision on when/why/how to call you for a consult. Thank you!
+TheCutaway05 So glad you have made use of them! Happy to help!
Dr. Brown is God sent
Many thanks . I learned brugada criteria and the isoproterenol for bradycardia and Torsade. An IM resident in Kurdistan Iraq also a USMLE Aspirant .
Best lecture: so prescise , clear and easy to understand. Thank you Dr Brown 👍🏼👍🏼
I miss Dr Brown’s Lectures 😪
Spot on. Very concise and well put together. Keep up the good work.
thank you dr brown, this is amazing content. thanks for uploading it
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I have a question regarding amiodarone.
So: I gave the 150mg bolus, then 1mg/min over the next 8 hrs followed by 0.5mg/min over the next 16 hrs. Then I do what?
You said I have to reach the loading level which is 6-8g or 10-12g before switching to PO maintenance dose, how I will reach it?
great teaching. thanks for the sharing and im looking foward for more videos. 😍
Thank you so much
Any chance I could find the PowerPoint/pdf for this lecture?
Great content! You've inspired me to upload my own educational videos too, thank you!
This is SSUUUUPER Amazing!
She needs her own RUclips channel
Question about WPW and adenosine: If the concern is a 1:1 conduction during rapid a-fib due to an accessory pathway, wouldn't you still have a 1:1 conduction before giving adenosine? Adenosine knocks out the AV node, but even if the AV node is functional, it still won't protect against the 1:1 conduction because it is occuring through the accessory pathway, correct? If the tachyarrhythmia is an AVRT due to an accessory pathway, it relies on BOTH the accessory pathway AND the AV node, so knocking out the AV node with adenosine should terminate the rhythm. I guess my question is, does a functional AV node offer protection against 1:1 conduction in rapid a-fib in the presence of an accessory pathway?
Amazing Teacher
Thank you for these lectures
dr. brown question regarding amio, being lipophilic in nature is that the reason why 300mg is given as first dose on cardiac arrest
This is an amazing lecture!! Thank you so much
superbat85 You are very welcome!
Thank you so much. About to start ICU rotation!
Do you also have a lecture on Brady-arrhythmia?
Yes we do! ruclips.net/video/t-QWdcTANbA/видео.html
Nice
how do i get activity code ??
Very nice and good lecture
Thank you so much! :)
Your audio goes up and down like you are shouting
she speaks so fast