Can you please do the rest of the pharmacology lessons this days please 🥺 .. I have exams after 2 weeks and your videos help a lot and facilitate the whole situation professor ! .. may Allah bless you and your beloved ones 🤍
Big thank you to Prof Murphy and the team. I used the neurology playlist as a foundation for my part 1 residency exams in neurology. In addition to it I reviewed other topics covered on the channel. It was the best decision. I passed the exam and hopefully will start residency soon. My appreciation and respect to the team.
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You are delivering the most helpful and very educational material. Thank you on behalf of all! Let's support this channel by subscribing, liking, commenting! So worth!
We just started pharmacology course in school, this is the first video I'm watching on it and I am so happy because it has killed every single fear I had about pharm. Thank you ninja nerd
I love all your videos! My educator in icu refers us to your videos, I use them for university, clear and detailed enough. Thank you so much! 🙏🙏🙏🙏 lifesaver hahah Curious, are you NP or phd?
The first question (at 18:36) is actually really smart. Kidney disorders can either increase (e.g. glomerulonephritis, diabetic nephropathy) or decrease glomerular capillary permeability. But, if the condition was associated with increased clearance (increased glomerular capillary permeability), there would probably be no need for dialysis => there likely is decreased clearance.
60 hours (t 1/2 = 5) would best approximate the half life of the Drug Ninja since over 96% of the drug is cleared. At 48 hours, roughly 94% of the drug is removed. How is 48 hours considered a steady state when that is less than 95%? Enjoyed the video, nonetheless!
Zack kindly Make a video on Etiopathogenesis and immunehistochemistry on lukemias and lymphomas .. These 2 topic Are so confusing While we Are diagonstic a patient
Never understand pharmacokinetics during my years at uni..u just clear my confusion on this...I will enroll if offer online pharmacology courses..keep up with good work 👏
Regarding the first question, wouldn't undergoing dialysis compensate for the pharmacokinetic alterations of the drug caused by the renal impairment, eventually leading to no change in half-life and necessary dosage?
Thanks for the video, however, something needs to be cleared up here. if they say a drug follows nonlinear kinetics it means Zero order kinetics. some one may be confused by the explanation
If she’s suffering from renal disease, doesn’t that mean that more of the drug will be eliminated in turn increasing clearance and decreasing half life?
Thank you so much! You are helping thousands graduate and be contributing health professionals to society. This is big. My heart is grateful.
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Can you please do the rest of the pharmacology lessons this days please 🥺 .. I have exams after 2 weeks and your videos help a lot and facilitate the whole situation professor ! .. may Allah bless you and your beloved ones 🤍
Same here 🥺🙏
Yes me too
Me too
how did your exam go?
Big thank you to Prof Murphy and the team. I used the neurology playlist as a foundation for my part 1 residency exams in neurology. In addition to it I reviewed other topics covered on the channel. It was the best decision. I passed the exam and hopefully will start residency soon. My appreciation and respect to the team.
You’re the best Zach! Thanks for this 🙏🏽
You make every subject of medicine my favorite you are just magical sir, thanks a lot 🙏
You are really gifted. I've been following your lectures since you started.
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Thank you.
I was literally trying to study this yesterday.. thank you so much for all your videos, they are genuinely life savers!
You are delivering the most helpful and very educational material. Thank you on behalf of all! Let's support this channel by subscribing, liking, commenting! So worth!
even tho this came up after my pharmacology exam, its so nice to see more pharma for another students!!!
Thank you very much, I can see that you put a lot of passion into teaching these topics!
We just started pharmacology course in school, this is the first video I'm watching on it and I am so happy because it has killed every single fear I had about pharm. Thank you ninja nerd
Zack … your lectures are inspiring me to go back to school.
Wonderful! Where were you? When I was in Grad school?
Excellent! Just excellent!
This video helped me to understand the topic which was always difficult for me. Thank you ninja nerd
Loving this series
Thank you so much for helping us out on basic pharmacology
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Please upload more than one video at least 2 to 3 videos of pharma per week 🙏
Thanks for a very helpful lectures. 💕
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Please do the next video about Diabetes Drugs🙏🙏
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Your videos are more effective than reading the medical books
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You made this so much more clear than my professor! You rock :)
Please teach us dynamic,,cholinergic,adenergic also sir
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I love all your videos! My educator in icu refers us to your videos, I use them for university, clear and detailed enough. Thank you so much! 🙏🙏🙏🙏 lifesaver hahah
Curious, are you NP or phd?
Can't wait to see this but I'm now only in 2nd year 🤣😁
Powerful lesson, kindly make videos on anasthetic drugs as well, kindly waiting
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The first question (at 18:36) is actually really smart. Kidney disorders can either increase (e.g. glomerulonephritis, diabetic nephropathy) or decrease glomerular capillary permeability. But, if the condition was associated with increased clearance (increased glomerular capillary permeability), there would probably be no need for dialysis => there likely is decreased clearance.
60 hours (t 1/2 = 5) would best approximate the half life of the Drug Ninja since over 96% of the drug is cleared. At 48 hours, roughly 94% of the drug is removed. How is 48 hours considered a steady state when that is less than 95%? Enjoyed the video, nonetheless!
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I don’t have tests or anything. I just find pharmacology very interesting.
Thank you so much, it is so helping
Perfectly said and easy to understand
you the best sir thanks for making us pass God bless you
Sir kindly teach the various compartment models of drugs as well
Zack kindly Make a video on Etiopathogenesis and immunehistochemistry on lukemias and lymphomas .. These 2 topic Are so confusing While we Are diagonstic a patient
Never understand pharmacokinetics during my years at uni..u just clear my confusion on this...I will enroll if offer online pharmacology courses..keep up with good work 👏
Regarding the first question, wouldn't undergoing dialysis compensate for the pharmacokinetic alterations of the drug caused by the renal impairment, eventually leading to no change in half-life and necessary dosage?
I swear I had the same thoughts but I also think it’ll depend on if the drug is dialyzable or Non dialyzable. Anyone with a better idea?
Timely!
Please are you going to do more videos about pharmacology
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Thanks for the video, however, something needs to be cleared up here. if they say a drug follows nonlinear kinetics it means Zero order kinetics. some one may be confused by the explanation
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May I know where can we find more exercises like in the video? Thanks !!!
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If she’s suffering from renal disease, doesn’t that mean that more of the drug will be eliminated in turn increasing clearance and decreasing half life?
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The whole comment section: Thanking zach for helping them with their studies.
Me who came to check how soon I can take a drug test. 😐
Done.✅
Why do some drugs follow zero order elimination?
Is it because of chemistry or other factors?
same question
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why are zero order kinetics called non linear kinetics even though their graph is linear
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But isn't first-order kinetics called linear, and zero-order non-linear?
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Crazy how I wanted to escape mathematics through medicine
14:45 when he says “rate of eliminationl” , put it on 1.25 and it’s gonna sound like Eminem in his song “I’m not a afraid”.
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I think for your question no 1 option B will be the right answer.
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