Hi! Just wanted to say a huge thank you for all your videos! I recently sat the Northern Ireland pre-reg exam and got the results yesterday and I passed! :) your videos are a great revision tool, and I'm sure a lot of other people find them helpful! x
aww well done i'm so happy for you!! thank you for getting in touch, means so much to me that you're finding these videos helpful! very well done - you can do this and i'll be keeping my fingers crossed for you! :D
aww no worries hope you find the rest of the videos useful! :) make sure to check out facebook.com/sureenaspeaks and follow me on twitter @SureenaSpeaks for extra material :)
This is SOOOOOO HELPFUL/EDUCATIONAL you don’t even know. Thank you for taking the time to explain and go through everything. I’m just a tech atm but this helped me so much just refresh. I’m preparing to take an otc test.
Thanks so much! It would be perfect if you also put up the names of the drugs / active ingredients you mentioned in this videos. Or probably just add the main drug names next to each of your index list above.
With any medication there's a risk of side effects and some people are more susceptible than others to getting them. It's good the band's helped you, they are listed on the NHS website as an option, but like with anything it will work for some and not for others :)
thank you @SureenaSpeaks for giving out that information i think the whole proces to over the counter medication is something that patients use if they can not book a gp appointment but i myself suffer from ear Eczema i know there is one medication Otex which does contains Urea which comes from a sorce of an animal which cow or pig and what that is Plasma Ultrafiltrate.
Hi sureena! I had a quick question, is arithromycin still available OTC ?? I heard it was being switch back to POM only due to the majority of c.trachomatis being resistant to it
@ozysolati - azithromycin can be used for a range of conditions including pharyngitis, tonsillitis, community acquired pneumonia, acute bacterial sinusitis...
“The National Eczema Society advise to never use aqueous cream as a leave-on emollient as it is likely to exacerbate rather than improve the eczema” Its fine as a soap substitute though
conflicting: on patient.uk it does say you should avoid ibuprofen for the initially when dealing with PRICE. However the November 2016 sample paper from the GPhC the patient suffered from the injury 2hrs ago and the answer was ibuprofen solution.
cks.nice.org.uk/sprains-and-strains#!scenario have a look at the basis for recommendation "Expert opinion in review articles on the management of sprains and strains is that oral NSAIDs should not be used in the first 48 hours after the initial injury because of concerns that they may delay healing"
my co worker recommended this vid to me. i love this! ty T! u da best, and super smart too
@@Ravioliyt aw thank you for your kind words, I appreciate it! :)
The best OTC video on TH-cam. It needs to be shared with everyone working in the field. Great job
If I could like this comment 100 times I would! Thank you so much!!
your channel is amazing, im currently a pre-reg pharmacist and I'm loving your videos. Thank you so much!
So glad the videos are helping you!! 💚
Hi! Just wanted to say a huge thank you for all your videos! I recently sat the Northern Ireland pre-reg exam and got the results yesterday and I passed! :) your videos are a great revision tool, and I'm sure a lot of other people find them helpful! x
aww well done i'm so happy for you!! thank you for getting in touch, means so much to me that you're finding these videos helpful! very well done - you can do this and i'll be keeping my fingers crossed for you! :D
I'm about to start prereg and find this unbelievably helpful, thanks for taking the time to make these videos
aww no worries hope you find the rest of the videos useful! :) make sure to check out facebook.com/sureenaspeaks and follow me on twitter @SureenaSpeaks for extra material :)
Saved my life yet again for fourth year finals 👌
Glad to hear!! :D
This is SOOOOOO HELPFUL/EDUCATIONAL you don’t even know. Thank you for taking the time to explain and go through everything. I’m just a tech atm but this helped me so much just refresh. I’m preparing to take an otc test.
Good luck with your test!! Glad you like the video :D
really thank you .. this must have been hard to make.. appreciated
Not a student here, just very interested in pharmacology. Thanks for posting.
This is so cool, helping me in my 3rd year community pharmacy placements.
Thanks so much! It would be perfect if you also put up the names of the drugs / active ingredients you mentioned in this videos. Or probably just add the main drug names next to each of your index list above.
For travel sickness, kwells has side effects of dry mouth, loss of appetite, drowsiness. So a pharmacist recommended Sea band, a wristband. It helps.
With any medication there's a risk of side effects and some people are more susceptible than others to getting them. It's good the band's helped you, they are listed on the NHS website as an option, but like with anything it will work for some and not for others :)
@@SureenaSpeaks
True. Thanks for your channel. So knowledgeable and concise. It's more than a life saver.
thank you @SureenaSpeaks for giving out that information i think the whole proces to over the counter medication is something that patients use if they can not book a gp appointment but i myself suffer from ear Eczema i know there is one medication Otex which does contains Urea which comes from a sorce of an animal which cow or pig and what that is Plasma Ultrafiltrate.
can i have notes of this video pls couldnt understand some words even no subtitles but video is great pls help me
Really nice work with this, well done and thank you!!
So glad you find it useful! :)
Hi sureena! I had a quick question, is arithromycin still available OTC ?? I heard it was being switch back to POM only due to the majority of c.trachomatis being resistant to it
@ozysolati - azithromycin can be used for a range of conditions including pharyngitis, tonsillitis, community acquired pneumonia, acute bacterial sinusitis...
“The National Eczema Society advise to never use aqueous cream as a leave-on emollient as it is likely to exacerbate rather than improve the eczema” Its fine as a soap substitute though
conflicting: on patient.uk it does say you should avoid ibuprofen for the initially when dealing with PRICE. However the November 2016 sample paper from the GPhC the patient suffered from the injury 2hrs ago and the answer was ibuprofen solution.
Promise Owoeye I believe the guidance has recently changed - since the November 2016 paper
Stephanie Fellows thanks!
cks.nice.org.uk/sprains-and-strains#!scenario
have a look at the basis for recommendation "Expert opinion in review articles on the management of sprains and strains is that oral NSAIDs should not be used in the first 48 hours after the initial injury because of concerns that they may delay healing"
interesting
Very helpfull thanks!!
is azithromycin only for the sti chlamydia?
PHARMACY IS A DYING PROFESSION. FUNDING CUTRS ETCS ..WE DONT HAVE TIME FOR BS...DONT STUDY PHARMACY!
Pharmacists need to be integrated more into healthcare and more clinical roles provided, but there will always be a need and a demand for pharmacists
Madam, it would be better if you come with Video shows explanation