Dr Rayan !! I passed my AbuDhabi health authority exam. and to say truth i was far from general dentistry for around 10 year, as I was doing my master and PhD in orthodontics. But i took exam as general practioner after all these years. And to say truth I have watched all your videos around three times to get the knowledge, reawaken my dentist memory and its really straight to the point. i cant thank you enough dear Dr. Ryan. And i would for sure support your channel in near future. To add one point is that exam here is 70-80% endo and for our good luck its all included in your short 8 videos series.
Thank you Dr. Ryan for everything you prepared for us👍I took the first part of INBDE yesterday. My main source was your videos and Dental Mastery App👍I can say that your videos are really useful for the exam👍My second part is tomorrow 👍I will let you know my exam result in the middle of July 👍I strongly advice your videos for all dental students🙏👍🙋♀️
Hi Diana! Congratulations...I have some questions about the exam and I see by your name that you may speak Spanish...can I ask you some questions maybe through email?
Thanks for this great video! I’ve got a question about the INR. Younmentioned that INR 2-3 is great, but then the next category is 3.0-3.5.. so for INR 3 there’s an a overlap. What do we do in INR of exactly 3?
Dr ryan , when solving cases Question, if patient box present a patient here for an extraction is this as elective or emergency ? So i apply how to handle according to the video
Hi Dr. Ryan, Thank you as always for such a well organized video! Can you please comment on the role of oral contraception and smoking on bleeding/clotting risks? Thank you!
Dr Ryan!!! I passed my exam 🎉 I can say that I couldn’t have done it without you & your videos! Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart ♥️ you are the best, you deserve only beautiful & good things in this world! God Bless you always. Thank youuu! ♥️
Hey Mental Dental, I was wondering how much do they actually focus and ask about oral medicine related questions in the INBDE in comparison to actual clinical dentistry, how many questions come from this topic, if would you estimate? Thanks for your videos!
Greetings to you Dr R and those who are helping with the efforts of the Mental Dental. May I ask for clarification? Somewhere around the timestamp 22 min you are mentioning a normal INR range to be 11-15. Somehow , my brain is saying that the normal , non therapeutic measure is 1. The folks on the anticoagulant therapy are to have a normal of the range between 2-3. Ergo we do not want them to be to much of a clotter but more on the blood thin side. An I N R of 11-15,,, 🤔🤔? The blood will be less viscous than water.
At that point, I was discussing 11-15 seconds as a normal range for the prothrombin time (PT) test. INR is calculated as the ratio of the patient's PT to a control PT standardized for the potency of the thromboplastin reagent.
Barbiturates and steroids antagonize the action of warfarin, meaning that they could interfere with the therapeutic effects of warfarin and make someone who is at risk of clotting more likely to experience a dangerous blood clot.
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Dr Rayan !! I passed my AbuDhabi health authority exam. and to say truth i was far from general dentistry for around 10 year, as I was doing my master and PhD in orthodontics. But i took exam as general practioner after all these years. And to say truth I have watched all your videos around three times to get the knowledge, reawaken my dentist memory and its really straight to the point. i cant thank you enough dear Dr. Ryan. And i would for sure support your channel in near future. To add one point is that exam here is 70-80% endo and for our good luck its all included in your short 8 videos series.
Congratulations! Well done 🤩
Thank you Dr. Ryan for everything you prepared for us👍I took the first part of INBDE yesterday. My main source was your videos and Dental Mastery App👍I can say that your videos are really useful for the exam👍My second part is tomorrow 👍I will let you know my exam result in the middle of July 👍I strongly advice your videos for all dental students🙏👍🙋♀️
Did you pass doctor?
Very important topic for the board exams !!
SUPERBLY EXPLAINED !!!
Thank you !!!
Super important for the exam! I already passed thanks to your videos and I keep watching to learn more!
Awesome, great job!
Hi Diana! Congratulations...I have some questions about the exam and I see by your name that you may speak Spanish...can I ask you some questions maybe through email?
Did you graduate from a Latin dentistry School?
Nicely explained.got answers of my questions.thank you.keep uploading more videos
Dr. Ryan.... You are great! Thank you
Thank you so much Dr Ryan! 💐💐
Thank you doctor Ryan ❤❤
You're welcome!
thank you for uploading. thanks
Awesome videos! thank you so much for your efforts, deeply appreciated
You’re so welcome! 😊
It’s so good thankyou🫶🏼
Great video thanks a lot for the great efforts
Really appreciate it!!!!
Best of all ♥️♥️
Thanks for this great video! I’ve got a question about the INR. Younmentioned that INR 2-3 is great, but then the next category is 3.0-3.5.. so for INR 3 there’s an a overlap. What do we do in INR of exactly 3?
Great effort 👏
Thanks bunch for such amazing vedio :)
Thank you!!
for Hemophilia A, autosomal x-linked recessive sounds very confusing. If not not mistaken, it's just x-linked recessive, right?
I also think a video about the specificities of eldery patients would be good in this series! :D
Dr ryan , when solving cases Question, if patient box present a patient here for an extraction is this as elective or emergency ? So i apply how to handle according to the video
Awesome 💯
Do we need to memorize all the details?
Hi Dr. Ryan,
Thank you as always for such a well organized video!
Can you please comment on the role of oral contraception and smoking on bleeding/clotting risks?
Thank you!
Should we stop anti platelets before dental extractions?
Dr Ryan!!! I passed my exam 🎉 I can say that I couldn’t have done it without you & your videos! Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart ♥️ you are the best, you deserve only beautiful & good things in this world! God Bless you always. Thank youuu! ♥️
Congratulations!!! 🤩 🙌🏼 You are so welcome, I am honored to have played a role in your pass!
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What were your resources Anna
thank you Dr. Ryan for amazing videos....it really helps me...but i m just a beginner so i wanna know that which subjects are more important for INBDE
Thank you Dr.Ryan . I would like to ask, Heparin block factor III, isn't it? or does it block factor II?
Minimum Aspirin+ clopidogrel combination dosage for dental extraction ?
Hey Mental Dental, I was wondering how much do they actually focus and ask about oral medicine related questions in the INBDE in comparison to actual clinical dentistry, how many questions come from this topic, if would you estimate?
Thanks for your videos!
Greetings to you Dr R and those who are helping with the efforts of the Mental Dental. May I ask for clarification? Somewhere around the timestamp 22 min you are mentioning a normal INR range to be 11-15. Somehow , my brain is saying that the normal , non therapeutic measure is 1. The folks on the anticoagulant therapy are to have a normal of the range between 2-3. Ergo we do not want them to be to much of a clotter but more on the blood thin side. An I N R of 11-15,,, 🤔🤔? The blood will be less viscous than water.
At that point, I was discussing 11-15 seconds as a normal range for the prothrombin time (PT) test. INR is calculated as the ratio of the patient's PT to a control PT standardized for the potency of the thromboplastin reagent.
the slides are not available on patreon can u plz check
They are now!
Super 👍
A more accurate timestamp 25:30
May i know is there any interactions between warfarin and morphine? Thank you for the amazing videoss 😍
I don't believe so
I don't understand the relationship between warfarin and barbiturates and steroids ?
Barbiturates and steroids antagonize the action of warfarin, meaning that they could interfere with the therapeutic effects of warfarin and make someone who is at risk of clotting more likely to experience a dangerous blood clot.
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Factors 2,7,10,9= 1972=10,9,7,2
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I want pdf pleas
Go to www.mentaldental.com/faq for info on how to get the PDFs!
Thank you so much Dr Ryan!👍