Thank you! I have a Medicinal chemistry/pharmacology exam on Acei/ARBs/CCBs, RAAS, diuretics, vasodilators, sympatholytics, and dyslipidemia coming up and your videos are EXCELLENT supplementation to the lecture materials I have. I LOVE watching your videos after each lecture to really get a visual of what's going on. Keep doing what you do! Thanks guys!
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im so glad that i found this lecture Ninja Nerd, since i take calcium channel blocker Lercanidipin which you didn't mention but can i assume is also acting like the other *dipines ? i have a low serum calcium and one thing i would like to know is if taking a calcium channel blocker has any affect on serum calcium levels ?
Thanks you so much for your GREAT lectures! 👏🏼🤓👌🏼 I have Prinzmetal’s angina a.k.a. coronary artery spasm a.k.a. CAS. Also referred to as ANOCA or INOCA and worse case MINOCA. After a Non-STEMI last year, I finally got diagnosed and since then I learned a lot from you. Thank you very much! 🙏🏼
Its amazing video. when ever i got questions or misunderstanding while studying, watching ur videos comes to mind first. I really appreciate the way you describe. keep it up please. am my question is, it might look silly but in calcium channel blocker video how constipation results as side effect? i mean i don't understand how CCBS decrease GI motility
Love the videos as a quick review! If possible, it would be nice if you could use different colors when drawing arrows for increases or decreases in mechanisms
The pain from cluster headaches is caused by the dilation, or widening, of the blood vessels that supply blood to your brain and face. This dilation applies pressure to the trigeminal nerve, which transmits sensations from the face to the brain. If that is the case, how do the calcium channel blockers help in relieving the cluster headaches since they cause vasodilation?
Thank you for this. Currently on verapamil which one would you suggest to help dilate the left side jugular vein valve. That is the issue of my disease. Thank you very much
Hey ninja need, I have a question regarding non-dihyro and dihydro. U said non dihydro slow the HR as well as contractility of heart, dihyro only affect vascular dilation. My question is: does dihydro only affect vascular system or they also affect the heart contractility? Because when I listen to ur lecture, when u talked about what indication for both type CCB, I was bit confused. Thank you
Dihydros eg Amlodipine ,primarily work on the vascular system.. In my own understanding, I think they also have an effect on the heart but not to significant amounts. Hence, they are very useful in isolated diastolic hypertension and NOT isolated systolic hypertension.. I don't know if you get my point though
great video as always!!!! Question: what would happen if you gave a calcium channel blocker to a patient with a junctional tachycardia rhythm? Is that a bad idea?
Hi. Instead of doing so means giving Calcium with these drugs, can we give Calcium at the first step along with Vitamin D3 and K2 to flow the calcium in cells and NATURALLY MAINTAIN THE HYPERTENSION?? Please suggest.
could you do a video on which class of antiaarythmics to use for certain things. example my dad.is on flecanide for afib and.most patients at my hospital are put on diltalzam and only reason i can find is physcian preference
in patient with emergancy hypertension. why the Drugs is dihydrpyridine and not verampil or nondihydrodipine? they affects on Heart dirct why we used Drug affect on smoothmuscles?
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Thank you! I have a Medicinal chemistry/pharmacology exam on Acei/ARBs/CCBs, RAAS, diuretics, vasodilators, sympatholytics, and dyslipidemia coming up and your videos are EXCELLENT supplementation to the lecture materials I have. I LOVE watching your videos after each lecture to really get a visual of what's going on. Keep doing what you do! Thanks guys!
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i was a nursing student (LPN) when i discovered your channel , you made my nursing journey so much easier and for that i’m eternally grateful ... i want to see you around while i do my LVN to RN program ... don’t go anywhere !
You did it again Zach!! Thank you so much for all you do!
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im so glad that i found this lecture Ninja Nerd, since i take calcium channel blocker Lercanidipin which you didn't mention but can i assume is also acting like the other *dipines ? i have a low serum calcium and one thing i would like to know is if taking a calcium channel blocker has any affect on serum calcium levels ?
Love the videos about med. These are amazingly helpful for advanced pharmacology. Thank you for making these.
I hope they pay you well. Amazing recall of complex concepts.
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Thank you! You're a life saver for medical student like me
Your videos are always wonderful. I which in no time you cover other aspects of pharmacology eg CNS,respiratory, endocrinology etc. Thanks alot
Thanks you so much for your GREAT lectures! 👏🏼🤓👌🏼
I have Prinzmetal’s angina a.k.a. coronary artery spasm a.k.a. CAS.
Also referred to as ANOCA or INOCA and worse case MINOCA.
After a Non-STEMI last year, I finally got diagnosed and since then I learned a lot from you.
Thank you very much! 🙏🏼
Always enjoy these videos on pharmacology😃🙌
I swear that I will give you my first pay as a doctor. Thank you so much Zach
Its amazing video. when ever i got questions or misunderstanding while studying, watching ur videos comes to mind first. I really appreciate the way you describe. keep it up please. am my question is, it might look silly but in calcium channel blocker video how constipation results as side effect? i mean i don't understand how CCBS decrease GI motility
Calcium is needed in smooth muscles to cause smooth muscle contraction. If you block calcium entry you block smooth muscle contraction
can i ask some question? CCB is calcium channel blocker to vasodilate, but how can the calcium for lower blood pressure in some journal?
@@ambissaintek5778by decreasing contractility when contractility decrease sv decrease co decrease and hence systolic blood pressure decrease
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Love the videos as a quick review! If possible, it would be nice if you could use different colors when drawing arrows for increases or decreases in mechanisms
The pain from cluster headaches is caused by the dilation, or widening, of the blood vessels that supply blood to your brain and face. This dilation applies pressure to the trigeminal nerve, which transmits sensations from the face to the brain. If that is the case, how do the calcium channel blockers help in relieving the cluster headaches since they cause vasodilation?
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can you make a video on anti-arrhythmic drugs?
Thank you for this. Currently on verapamil which one would you suggest to help dilate the left side jugular vein valve. That is the issue of my disease. Thank you very much
Great lesson!
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Hey ninja need, I have a question regarding non-dihyro and dihydro. U said non dihydro slow the HR as well as contractility of heart, dihyro only affect vascular dilation. My question is: does dihydro only affect vascular system or they also affect the heart contractility? Because when I listen to ur lecture, when u talked about what indication for both type CCB, I was bit confused. Thank you
Dihydros eg Amlodipine ,primarily work on the vascular system.. In my own understanding, I think they also have an effect on the heart but not to significant amounts. Hence, they are very useful in isolated diastolic hypertension and NOT isolated systolic hypertension..
I don't know if you get my point though
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What are your thoughts on taking D3 and K2 while being prescribed Amlodipine 2.5 mg?
Please make a video about centrally acting antihypertensive drugs.
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great video as always!!!! Question: what would happen if you gave a calcium channel blocker to a patient with a junctional tachycardia rhythm? Is that a bad idea?
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Hey, can you please clarify why BBs (that dec contractility, rate and vasodialate) are ok in HF but CCBs (that do the same) are not?
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Hi. Instead of doing so means giving Calcium with these drugs, can we give Calcium at the first step along with Vitamin D3 and K2 to flow the calcium in cells and NATURALLY MAINTAIN THE HYPERTENSION?? Please suggest.
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Does it hinder calcium from going into brain cells causing memory problems over long term use???
Do you have printable concept pages?
i want that collection of markers one day...
Thank you
Can you clarify the fact that nifedipine is said to actually increase HR since it is dihydropyridine and diltiazem is a Non-dihydropyridine
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Can I got the board as pdf ? On telegram channel or other!!
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could you do a video on which class of antiaarythmics to use for certain things. example my dad.is on flecanide for afib and.most patients at my hospital are put on diltalzam and only reason i can find is physcian preference
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in patient with emergancy hypertension. why the Drugs is dihydrpyridine and not verampil or nondihydrodipine? they affects on Heart dirct why we used Drug affect on smoothmuscles?
Sir can I use metoprolol with amlodipine to control bp and supraventricular tachycardia
thanks sir
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Is it true there is a higher mortality rate for people taking calcium channel blockers? Im taking diltiazem 30mg 2 times daily.
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Do calcium channel blockers cause stenosis of the spinal canal? Asking for a friend.