Anticholinergics - Mechanism, actions, side effects & uses

[@Usanov19]

Hi doctor. I'm from Uzbekistan. This video was very understandly for me.. Thank you very much for best videos....❤

[@michelenichele294]

Brilliant! I loved your presentation. Learned so much, and graphics were excellent. Thank you. 🙏👍

[@driffat100]

very nice presentation, easy to remember &clear concepts
appreciated hard work & dedication

[@javeriakhan5561]

Extraordinary!!! Thank u

[@jabirkv31]

Excellent

[@mariembz5414]

thank u so much for the video

[@HELLBOY00090]

Sir plss take a class on classification of drugs,it's lot of confusing to remember sir

[@egpat]

Thanks for your interest. Do you mean the classification of anticholinergics or else classification of all categories?

[@mahsashirmard2760]

You are the best

[@theking-hb1fv]

Why anticholinergic drug decrease blood pressure at high dose in case of tachycardia?

[@samuelrajsrinivasan]

It's quite the opposite atropine is the drug of choice for emergency hypotension

[@pain_is_ultimate]

Thanx alot!

[@aishvaryasivakumar8496]

Grt video !!!!!!!!

[@fuhadodulawa1937]

Good

[@shaiksaleemuddin7259]

that was a good and helpful video , thank you

[@kusumagompa2381]

Thanks sir

[@samuelrajsrinivasan]

You had mentioned that anti cholinergic does not act on histamine release, but sorry it does act on M1 receptor to reduce histamine release and gastric secretion in the GI tract. Pls verify the facts as someone's life (exam) might depend on it. Rest all content is good. Thanks

[@crackheadscorner4626]

M3 and M4 are inhibibitory
M1 M2 M3 are excitatory

[@alphyann4035]

Helpful video 🙏

[@dekalul3979]

Thnks sir

[@HEMORAGE12]

Nice

[@reflection09]

egapt Anne no 1💕

[@mohammadtayyar6623]

You know your shit sir.

[@sulailfatima5191]

Bessstttt

[@alphagonist4748]

Thanks sir