Inotropes Explained Clearly | Digoxin | Dobutamine | Milrinone

In this lecture, we discuss the Inotropes in detail
Contents of the lecture:
a) What is Heart failure
b) What is Ejection fraction
c) What is inotropy
d) Types of Inotropic agents
Positive Inotropes- Digoxin and Many more
Negative inotropes
e) Mechanism of Action of inotropic agents
f) Adverse effects of inotropic agents
Share, Support, Subscribe!!!
Subscribe: bit.ly/366aNQs
TH-cam: / conceptclear
Facebook: / conceptclearr
Instagram: / conceptclear.in
About: Concept Clear is an Educational Medical TH-cam Channel, where you will find Medical lectures. New Video is Posted Every Wednesday and Sunday.

[@Reese493]

You my friend truly are God sent. Thank you so much

[@brutal01pubg56]

Excellent class... thank you so much... god bless u bro

[@aqeelahmed4265]

potassium-sparing diuretics do not lower potassium.. that is why called potassium-sparing

[@kudakwashetazwinzwa8116]

you're correct my guy

[@Rahafpeace]

Thank you so much!! This is so helpful

[@annstewart8506]

Easy to understand with your clear explanation. Thank you.

[@muhammednauzad6903]

than you very much it is very helpful

[@Drrithika]

Thank you

[@mallikarjunbiradar3584]

Helpfull.👍👍

[@baninalhashimi3869]

Soo good

[@angelieocana2821]

hi! thank you, this is soo much helpful as suplementary lecture in pharmacology

[@dr.shyamalchatterjee8914]

Antibiotics does not inhibit antibacterial activity, it acts against bacteria. what is the mechanism of the antibiotics by which it increase digoxin absorption from GIT by inhibiting/ killing the bacteria present in GIT? kindly explain. Potassium sparing diuretics cause Hyperkalemia not hypokalemia. Activation of PKA activates L-type Calcium channel that causes calcium influx through myocardial cell membrane, increase in cytoplasmic calcium activates sarcoplasmic reticulam and efflux of calcium into the cytoplasm , this causes increased myocardial contractility and consequent systole.

[@hopesamuneti2381]

Thank you sir

[@immadisarojini2775]

Nice

[@venkybly]

Tq

[@user-do5hg6vr7e]

Images are blurred sir!

[@canemouna7667]

in which cases negative inotropic agents are used?

[@ConceptClear]

High Bp and Angina

[@balasubramaniam6044]

Vedio is not clear

[@ConceptClear]

Ok, will try to improvise..
Thank you for watching