I am in nursing school and My teacher is awful and I felt like I was drowning in pharmacology. You guys are basically teaching me pharmacology. You should get.a paycheck 😄 Thanks for the 95% on the last exam! ❤

@Misskirty

Жыл бұрын

Me too!!. Starting pharmacy now that I’m in my second year and I’m struggling sooo much

@ruthquetant7375

Жыл бұрын

Same!! I use their videos that address Fundamentals topics!!

@ruthquetant7375

Жыл бұрын

​@@Misskirty where are you located? We started Pharmacology from 1st semester

@peaceloveandprayers9369

Жыл бұрын

Kristin, you must attend Bergen county community college, in New Jersey. (Joking... But my pharmacology professor is a horrible teacher too and she thinks she's the greatest) Thank you Michael for your explanation!

@siliconyaw3949

Жыл бұрын

​@@Misskirty are u a Ghanaian???

I've been watching your videos for 3 years! You got me through anatomy and physiology, pharmacology and the first year of nursing school. Thank you Dr. Mike!!

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I wish we used the terms "noradrenaline" and "adrenaline" here in the US instead of "norepinephrine" and "epinephrine". I think it makes it so much easier to remember and it helps to relate the "adrenal-ine" the adrenal gland.

@BakrAli10

8 ай бұрын

Epinephrine has a similar clue, too. It is epi (above) the nephrine (nephron: the functional unit of kidneys, nephrology: the study of kidneys) I actually just realized the connection of both adrenaline and epinephrine to the adrenals and the nephrons while watching this video!

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Error? The neurotransmitter in the sympathetic ganglia is acetylcholine, not NE/NA. There is no reason to have adrenergic receptors there. The alpha-2 receptors lie in the post-ganglionic neurons of the SNS at the synapse with the target organ. Yes or no?

@dr.viru8

2 ай бұрын

Yes can anyone answer it actually aa valid point

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in pharm school now, thanks for these life lines during grad school!

I saw a lot of pictures and videos bt i can't understand what is a alpha 1and 2 ..but sir your videos gives me a better explanation.

Thank u ❤

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Dr can u do a video about Tension stress and the common medications to treat it it would be a great if u explained it .

@chitsanzomakoloni6530

6 ай бұрын

Thank you, for the videos Dr. 🙏

Non medical person, watching this amazing video to understand POTS and what pills to take :D But somehow i dont understand why Propranolol (B1,b2 blocker) is better than Cardio selective b1 blockers like Bisoprolol for post viral POTS leading with Orthostatic Hypotention, any ideas?

Awesome 😎😎😎

I understand the relaxing of vessels to improve blood flow, but what purpose does the negative feedback response in alpha-2 serve during flight or fight? (Amazing video!)

@imperatorromanorum3150

Жыл бұрын

I would say in an extreme situation of overstimulation, it can help prevent an exaggerated response that can be even more dangerous than the threat itself. An example may be extreme tachycardia leading to cardiac arrest.

What are your thoughts about irbersartan?

What is the role of sympathetic system for salivary gland? We get dry mouth in panic situations but its written in my book that alpha 1 and beta 2 stimulates salivary gland.

besides airway and bronchial relaxation, what do i want to relax (a2) in the ACLS algorythm?

Can blocking adrenogenic receptors help fix adrenal fatigue.

Simple question, but for some reason, I'm having trouble finding the answer online. Does norepinepherine have a higher binding affinity for its excitatory receptors than the alpha-2 inhibitory receptors? I'd assume so, as that is the only way it would be able to produce a response while still running the negative feedback loop. Am I asking the right question? I'm just unsure as to how the negative feedback loop is managed (ie what level of stimulus the sympathetic nervous system will reach before that inhibition kicks in, and how this is controlled). Thanks for the great video!

@BakrAli10

8 ай бұрын

These types of physiological function are usually not all-or-none, which is to say there is no complete inhibition or activation of something. There is a constant homeostasis that is regulated constantly by several factors and mechanisms.

Dr. Mike, I owe you my future medical degree

thanks.

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Thanks so much for your videos! I'm wondering why would an α2A alpha-adrenergic agonist cause a side effect of constipation? How would this be resolved?

@BakrAli10

8 ай бұрын

Alpha2 agonist? Like what? Or did you mean alpha-adrenergic agonists in general?

@AT17637

6 ай бұрын

Yes, I.e. we commonly see constipation with guanfacine and clonidine. Guanfacine is meant to target alpha 2 receptors. If constipation occurs, would it due to an unintended cross action on the alpha 1 receptor?