hi there, just a note for everyone incase you missed it at 6:28, the BNF says Soluble insulin can be mixed with intermediate and long-acting insulins (except insulin detemir, insulin glargine, and insulin degludec)
Hi, your videos are amazing! Taking my exam on the 2nd of November and you've helped pick out so many things I missed out on and you're soo good at explaining things. The only negative is that it took so long to find you! Maybe put more emphasis on key words like pre-reg, exam, revision, pharmacist, gphc etc...😊 ❤
Thank you for your video. about glibenclamide, long acting sulfonylurea , you said these are recommended in elderly patients . but actually these should be avoided in elderly patients.
One interesting point to mention 11:40 SGLT2 inhibitors, theres is a common s/e of having UTI when taking these two medication. But all in all amazing videos really appreciate it! :D
Hii, just a heads up, glibenclamide isn't suitable for pregnant patients anymore since they are found to cross the neonatal barrier. Instead, insulin is recommended after the first trimester
according to the bnf the cortisol aka hydrocortisone has equal levels of gluco and mineral corticoid effects. in the start section it says it has high glucocorticoid activity, and then in another section it states it has high mineral corticoid effects
Thanks a lot for your videos , they have been really helpful. Just to clarify @4.42 you said the main side effect of insulin is hypokalaemia but I guess you meant hypoglycaemia, right?
hi there, just a note for everyone incase you missed it at 6:28, the BNF says Soluble insulin can be mixed with intermediate and long-acting insulins (except insulin detemir, insulin glargine, and insulin degludec)
Hi, your videos are amazing! Taking my exam on the 2nd of November and you've helped pick out so many things I missed out on and you're soo good at explaining things. The only negative is that it took so long to find you! Maybe put more emphasis on key words like pre-reg, exam, revision, pharmacist, gphc etc...😊 ❤
Good luck for your exam! Let me know how you get on with it :) and thank you for your feedback will keep that in mind :)
Nice videos. I want to smash this exam like a Mike Tyson uppercut.
Haha I believe you can do exactly that! ;)
Thank you for your video. about glibenclamide, long acting sulfonylurea , you said these are recommended in elderly patients . but actually these should be avoided in elderly patients.
abdul sattar Hiya! if you go to 8:55 I mention there that they aren't recommended in elderly :)
One interesting point to mention 11:40 SGLT2 inhibitors, theres is a common s/e of having UTI when taking these two medication. But all in all amazing videos really appreciate it! :D
Hii, just a heads up, glibenclamide isn't suitable for pregnant patients anymore since they are found to cross the neonatal barrier. Instead, insulin is recommended after the first trimester
according to the bnf the cortisol aka hydrocortisone has equal levels of gluco and mineral corticoid effects. in the start section it says it has high glucocorticoid activity, and then in another section it states it has high mineral corticoid effects
Just finished watching this video, thanks again! so so so helpful. Can you make a twitter page for those of us who do not use FB?
Yeah no problem I will sort that out for you and upload the relevant documents on twitter :)
Just created the twitter page and uploaded all the material :) twitter.com/SureenaSpeaks
I just took for the first time a kelp iodine capsule and felt after a lul while extreme thirst and hunger. Is it normal or should I stop ?
Thank you for these videos, you are amazing for this!!
You're very welcome :)
Thanks a lot for your videos , they have been really helpful. Just to clarify @4.42 you said the main side effect of insulin is hypokalaemia but I guess you meant hypoglycaemia, right?
Atinuke O it can cause hypoglycaemia but one of the other main side effects is hypokalaemia :)
thanks for the nice video
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