This short video is a major proof that you channel is the best of what it do. The way you organize these info in a brief period of time is amazing and finally glad to learn about the new class of medication (ARNI) :).
@@Alilamedicalmedia any chance you can move the copyright overlay for each of your videos to somewhere less invasive? It can often occlude diagrams/information
A good snapshot of the chf world. Throw in individual side effects and anomalies, other ailments like trying diuretics on patients with gout, and the roulette wheel is in a full spin.
So good so good , just now I studied heart failure management from book and I was little confused but after seeing this the concept is clear now...thank you sir .. 😊❤❤❤
The major problem in HF is that it doesn’t pump enough blood. So the thing that I didn’t get it is why we give them beta blockers that reduce the heart rate ?
My professor said that for this fact it worsens the symptoms short term ( which is why you don't give it if the patient is decompensated and in an acute phase ) but long term it actually improves the contractility and overall morbidity and mortality
Sympathetic system overall increase the heart rate, and when the heart is already failure (can't contract effectively) in this case i don't need anything increases HR because this would make things worse, i need making my heart comfortable since it's tired, moderate HR is enough for it, so that's why i give them beta blockers
When HR reduces the diastole time increases, it’s during the diastolic phase the coronary vessels gets blood flow to them which essentially ensures cardiac perfusion.
I am Amos Zor Moses I am also suffering from heart failure, I want you to please help me send me the listing of medications that will help me to treat this decease.
How is a beta blocker given to a heart failure ?, specially in systolic heart failure.... the beta blocker will slow down the heart rate and reduce its contractility and in heart failure the contractility of the heart muscle has already been reduced
Because in HF there is activation for sympathetic sys. due to reduced blood to peripheral tissue so can increase HR and contractility , so its benifecial to use beta blocker in this case.
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What a video! Too good, no book has explained management of CHF as concisely and effectively as this video!
One day lecture is not enough to discuss cardiac issues, but you made it lucid in 6 min ! . Worthy synopsis.
This short video is a major proof that you channel is the best of what it do. The way you organize these info in a brief period of time is amazing and finally glad to learn about the new class of medication (ARNI) :).
Thanks very much :)
@@Alilamedicalmedia any chance you can move the copyright overlay for each of your videos to somewhere less invasive? It can often occlude diagrams/information
Very helpful video, I'm a doctor, .... It made my concept much clearer!! ❤thanks a ton!!
excellent. I've never even heard of the last two classes and I've been in critical care for many, many years
I'm a cardiovascular pharmacologist, video is explicitly instructive and concise.
1 hr left till my viva and you natso explained all my topics so well, Thank you so much
Thank you for this channel. What a great summary of drugs
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A good snapshot of the chf world. Throw in individual side effects and anomalies, other ailments like trying diuretics on patients with gout, and the roulette wheel is in a full spin.
So good so good , just now I studied heart failure management from book and I was little confused but after seeing this the concept is clear now...thank you sir .. 😊❤❤❤
Wonderful! 😀
Excellent presentation to explain the complex concepts behind the heart failure medication . Thanks so much for your outstanding video 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you so much very nice explanation all clear concept of CHF
I love your videos so much!! So concise and well-explained
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The major problem in HF is that it doesn’t pump enough blood. So the thing that I didn’t get it is why we give them beta blockers that reduce the heart rate ?
My professor said that for this fact it worsens the symptoms short term ( which is why you don't give it if the patient is decompensated and in an acute phase ) but long term it actually improves the contractility and overall morbidity and mortality
Sympathetic system overall increase the heart rate, and when the heart is already failure (can't contract effectively) in this case i don't need anything increases HR because this would make things worse, i need making my heart comfortable since it's tired, moderate HR is enough for it, so that's why i give them beta blockers
When HR reduces the diastole time increases, it’s during the diastolic phase the coronary vessels gets blood flow to them which essentially ensures cardiac perfusion.
HF due to high BP take note
If the heart contract fast ventricular feeling won't be enough hence less ejection fraction
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I am Amos Zor Moses I am also suffering from heart failure, I want you to please help me send me the listing of medications that will help me to treat this decease.
Super video.
No se habla de los inhibidores selectivos de sodio y glucosa, qué hoy se consideran evidencia 1 A para el manejo de ICC.
How is a beta blocker given to a heart failure ?, specially in systolic heart failure.... the beta blocker will slow down the heart rate and reduce its contractility and in heart failure the contractility of the heart muscle has already been reduced
Because in HF there is activation for sympathetic sys. due to reduced blood to peripheral tissue so can increase HR and contractility , so its benifecial to use beta blocker in this case.
perfect!!
What is the role of selective alpha blockers like prazosin , in reduced HF patients? Which category will it belong in above video
It reduces sympathetic vasoconstriction => vasodilation
@@Alilamedicalmediametoprolol or amlodipine an option doctor..?
Nice
Diuretics in heart failure
Digoxin contractile
Ivabradine cause atrial fibrillation
Natriuretic neorilysn
RAAS
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Eplerenone
Every medication has side effects. So, try only natural ways to improve heart function.
Don't give poor advice. Many need it.
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The video should have mentioned Calcium channel blockers (CCBs) like Verapamil, Nifedipine, Diltiazem . Because CCB always works 🫰
CCB is used for Angina Pectoris and Atrial fibrillation rate control. CCB can worsen HF
Nah nah ndhpr CCB are CONTRAINDICATED IN ACUTE HEART FAILURE!!! THEY'LL LEAD TO WORSENING OF THE HYPOTENSION & CARDIAC FAILURE
No you can't give that
@@AvisheeKumarwhy not?
Ccb is not given in heart failure otherwise it will stop the contractality of heart
Thank you for this amazing video, there is also 2 new drugs such as Dapaglifozin/Empaglifozin ir Vericiguat.
Please do not propagate unknown facts. Heart doesn't pump blood. The question blood pressure is not as per text book range which totally wring
Wow, good luck! I feel really sorry for you!
Yea, if the heart is not the organ to pump blood, then which is the right organ in the body to pump and circulate the blood ? 😂😂😂
Girl, what? 😂
Your text doesnt make sense! what are you trying to say?
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