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Adrenergic Drugs | Drugs of the Sympathetic Nervous System
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video, Dr Mike explains drugs of the sympathetic nervous system, called adrenergic drugs.
Drugs that agonise are called sympathomimetics.
Drugs that antagonise are called sympatholytics.
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this was such a good presentation, precisely the explanation i've been looking for - and i want to mention how much i appreciate all of your tidy diagrams and excellent handwriting!
11:08 mins was really worth it. I have truly learnt alot. Thank you and GOD bless you
Yaaas finally a good lecture on adrenergic drugs thanks a lot
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I love you so much Dr. Mike!!!!Thank you so much for all the time that you put into making these clips. I cannot appreciate you enough.Whenever I watch for clips, it always makes so much sense. I don't even have to try to remember things. Your words somehow just sticks in my head. And the energy that you deliver also keeps me awake the whole time. Never have I enjoy learning medical material so much. Again, thank you Dr. Mike. You are God send.
I'm currently taking dental hygiene pharmacology and this really helped clear up the confusion. Thank you!!
A much easier way to remember this is to think of alpha 1 ( constrict ) alpha 2 ( decrease ) and beta 1 ( contract) and beta 2 ( dilate ) so this way agonists and antagonists simply stimulate and inhibit.
Eg b1 cardio selective receptor blocker...atenolol....b1 think..contraction...beats faster....b1 blocker...slows down
Clonidine....alpha 2 agonist...alpha 2....decreases...so by stimulating it , less noradenaline is released..blood pressure drops.
Think always a1 constrict a2 decrease b1 contract b2 dilate....you cant go wrong....if you want hints for the cholinergic system let me know.
Thank you for the explanation. I have a pharmacology test tomorrow and needed this.
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OMG I have never understood something so clearly. Thank you!!!!
I’ve listened to my instructor talk about this for 4 hours and I didn’t understand a thing. 😭 Thank you for making this easy!
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Thankyou just before starting with the books I'll go through your lectures that's definitely gonna take less time for me to understand now.
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This is so interesting! I would be interested in the reactions that happen in a Dorsal vagal response as well.
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Thank you so much dr. Mike 😊 you expalained it very clear😍 this topic is really hard for me to undrstand but you make it so easy😍
Absolutely amazing.
I was so confused about the alpha/beta 2s. I kept getting confused on why the acted the way they do and this spelled it out for me. Really appreciate the explanation!
What a great video! I was so confused after watching my lecture for class but this cleared it up!
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Short , important , focus on the major points
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Thank you very much very neat explanation everything is crystal clear and easy to remember along with the diagram plus the way you can explain all in just a short time, God Bless you!
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Thanks for your efforts
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So helpful! Thank you so much. Love your teaching style, so easy to understand and take away knowledge :)
Great explanation
Very helpful doctor,great explanation
Excellent explanations!!! Thank you, Dr. Mike.
Best video explanation ever. Thank you.
Nursing school here! Thank you!!
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amazing explanation!
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Awesome explanation! Super helpful 😀
Great video Dr
Thanks
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Beautifully explained
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Thank you so so much Dr. Mike! I watched multiple videos before this and was still so confused. This is the only video I needed to understand the basics of Adrenergic drugs!
Dr. mike I have question how noradrenaline shows inhibitory effects on beta 2 and alpha and produce vasodilation or dilatory effects. Thankx alot your lectures are really helpful.
i have the same question.
Great summary! Thanks so much
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Thanks. It was great.
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Where the video for drugs of the autonomic nervous system?
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Great for NP thank you!!
Good lecture ❤️
Thanku sir very helpful video
This is really helpful, but the diagram and letterings are blurry 😢
Are any of these drugs indicated for patients with dysautonomia, and POTS? Very engaging lecture, thank you.
Yes need to know the answer to that too
@@samanthaketterer3064 I’ve since tried a few things. For me, Strattera (SNRI) really helped (but that’s not the case with everyone). And B1 (300mg/day) is REALLY helping. B1 deficiency can mimic POTs. You need B1 for Acetylcholine production, without it your parasympathetic branch doesn’t work like it should.
Is clonidine better than nebivolol?
Best !
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Doctor, "Indirect sympathomimetics produce more side effects" is this true or false if so what is the reason?
Thank you
Great
Sorry to say. You block the white board with your self. Also the camera is a bit far. Thank you
I need parasympathetic stimulation!!!
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Dr mike your lecture is amazing and contains a lot of information thanks but you are talking too fast mentioning agonist and antagonist to some thing that interrupts my understanding. Could you please doctor mention those stuff with more explanation ? you know that's my first time to study this so more depiction would be nice. I recommend this video for those who needs to revise sympathetic drugs quickly before exams it's short 11 mins and its worthy to listen to it.
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Inhibiting the inhibitor 👏