I hope this video helped you! Don't forget to grab your FREE pharmacology cheat sheet to help you divide your meds up into their classes so that you can learn them FASTER! :) nursingsos.lpages.co/7f95420s562d29h6265m8326d67/
I dont mean to be off topic but does anybody know a trick to log back into an Instagram account? I was stupid forgot my login password. I love any assistance you can offer me!
My wife is doing clinicals right now, working and school full-time. Using her drug book, and I am trying to help her study I just found your page/channel. Immediately signed up for the cheat sheet for her and even joined the club for her. She was thoroughly impressed and enjoyed your videos. I don't know how you all do it. But thank you so much! -George.
YAY!! We are so happy to hear that she is loving the resources, George Johnson. 😊 Our favorite part of our day is hearing about how our resources have helped! Your support means the world to us (and I'm sure your wife too!)😁
Thank you for the best advice, depending on what your nurse specialty (Psychiatric; L&D; Peds; MedSurg; ER; Trauma, Oncology) medication are repetitive in use, but at the same time nurses need to be flexible and learn to adapt to the patient needs.
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Thank goodness I have the Davis drug guide app. It is so easy for me to get confused, I’d literally forgot the drug I was looking for when flipping through the book
Africa Washington yes! It’s so easy to use. You just type in the medication and all the information on the med comes up. And like I stated earlier I get confused easily so having everything on only that med is so helpful and it’ll help you utilize the advice this video gives because it also has a section for drug classes. You’ll be able to put everything together without the additional hassle of the book
There’s a video where you mentioned to start studying for a pharm exam 2 weeks in advance I’m not able to find that video . If you can kindly explain a little more ! 💕
Do they not have one for mbbs?? Or is it the same for everyone?? I searched but everywhere it is for nursing... Also it is the same book which is the best one??
Not sure about that - ROMAISA! The older editions are all helpful, but if you can get the newer one that will be the best one and it can be something you refer to for years even as a nurse! You've got this!
The classification for albuterol is a an adrenergic bronchodilator. Not all the classifications are listed in the beginning, but it is a great place to get started, Christopher Wright! :)
Yes, medications in the same pharmacologic class have similar mechanisms of action, so they will have similar side effects. This is not true for therapeutic classes though. For example all beta blockers (pharmacologic class) have the side effect of decreased heart rate, but not all antihypertensives (therapeutic class) cause decreased heart rate. Hope that helps to clarify it for you, Yasmin Reid! :)
I hope this video helped you! Don't forget to grab your FREE pharmacology cheat sheet to help you divide your meds up into their classes so that you can learn them FASTER! :) nursingsos.lpages.co/7f95420s562d29h6265m8326d67/
I dont mean to be off topic but does anybody know a trick to log back into an Instagram account?
I was stupid forgot my login password. I love any assistance you can offer me!
My wife is doing clinicals right now, working and school full-time. Using her drug book, and I am trying to help her study
I just found your page/channel. Immediately signed up for the cheat sheet for her and even joined the club for her. She was thoroughly impressed and enjoyed your videos.
I don't know how you all do it. But thank you so much!
-George.
YAY!! We are so happy to hear that she is loving the resources, George Johnson. 😊 Our favorite part of our day is hearing about how our resources have helped! Your support means the world to us (and I'm sure your wife too!)😁
You are such a blessing to nursing school. Information that we didn’t get in class
Thank you for the best advice, depending on what your nurse specialty (Psychiatric; L&D; Peds; MedSurg; ER; Trauma, Oncology) medication are repetitive in use, but at the same time nurses need to be flexible and learn to adapt to the patient needs.
Just received my 2020 drug book and entering 3rd semester this coming fall gonna give this a go...Better late then never
Thanks for being here, Beth Maciaszek! You've got this!
I enjoy your spirit ! So happy I found your channel! I feel my motivation being restored ❤️ blessed be sis ❤️❤️
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Thank you so much Christina for such an awesome video! This is what I am doing right now for my medication rotation. God bless
Thank you for letting us know you loved this video, Margie Lavarias. 😊 Our favorite part of our day is hearing about how our resources have helped YOU! Your support means the world to us. 😁
you are a life saver! Thank you very much. God bless you
Yay, @redbarn888! We are so glad this video helped you! Thank you for your support, it means the world to us. 😊
I can’t wait for the med list video! 😊❤️
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Hi I’m love the way you explain pharmacology class it scares me for the most information Tks
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Thank goodness I have the Davis drug guide app. It is so easy for me to get confused, I’d literally forgot the drug I was looking for when flipping through the book
Natalie Marie does the app work for you. I’m on the fence between the book and the app
Great advice! Thanks for being here, Natalie Marie!
Thanks for the feedback, Nishelle Evans! :)
Africa Washington yes! It’s so easy to use. You just type in the medication and all the information on the med comes up. And like I stated earlier I get confused easily so having everything on only that med is so helpful and it’ll help you utilize the advice this video gives because it also has a section for drug classes. You’ll be able to put everything together without the additional hassle of the book
Nishelle Evans in my opinion yes
I downloaded the app instead of the book. Love it 😍 thank you
Great idea!!! Glad to hear it is helpful for you too! :) Thanks for being here, Iesha w!
There’s a video where you mentioned to start studying for a pharm exam 2 weeks in advance I’m not able to find that video . If you can kindly explain a little more ! 💕
LG 32816, here is a full playlist on pharm that has more great tips for pharmth-cam.com/play/PLSVau0RpSvb1f9mNjz2sbuE2Yt53iccEK.html
Yes that’ll be Great!!!!
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"Friend, Friend" Lol I love it
Haha! Thanks for letting us know you loved this video, Brianna Rosales!😊
Is it better to log in all the heart medication together?
Great question, Cynthia Adams! Learning them by class will help decrease the total amount of individual medications you need to learn.
Do they not have one for mbbs?? Or is it the same for everyone??
I searched but everywhere it is for nursing...
Also it is the same book which is the best one??
Not sure about that - ROMAISA! The older editions are all helpful, but if you can get the newer one that will be the best one and it can be something you refer to for years even as a nurse! You've got this!
Im in final year of medicine thats why asking that apart from nursing can it help in mbbs as well cause i suck at pharma??
Awesome 👏
So happy to hear this video was helpful for you, Dianna Wilson! You will do GREAT! Thank you for being here, your support means the world to us. 😊
What is the latest edition of this book?
Paras Iftikhar, the 17th edition should be the most updated :) Hope this helps! Thanks for being here and have a fantastic day!
I'm curious to know everybody's thoughts on the Davises app Vs book?
BurntFist we have only used the physical book, but we have heard from nursing students that the app is helpful as well!!
In the 17th edition the pharmocological class of albuterol is adrenergics. However that is not a classification listed in the front ?!?!
The classification for albuterol is a an adrenergic bronchodilator. Not all the classifications are listed in the beginning, but it is a great place to get started, Christopher Wright! :)
@@NursingSOS Great. Thank you!
You're welcome! Have a fantastic day! :)
So if Antitussives were a class that side effects of the Antitussive drugs would all be the same?
Yes, medications in the same pharmacologic class have similar mechanisms of action, so they will have similar side effects. This is not true for therapeutic classes though. For example all beta blockers (pharmacologic class) have the side effect of decreased heart rate, but not all antihypertensives (therapeutic class) cause decreased heart rate. Hope that helps to clarify it for you, Yasmin Reid! :)
This was super helpful and aesthetic! I also make study videos :)
Awesome! Thank you! You're so nice, Studymkk. Thanks for being so supportive of what we do here. :)