@burodadu9434
1. Insulin Analogues 2:19 2. Synthetic Amylin 6:40 3. Incretin Mimetics 7:27 4. DPP4 Inhibitors 9:10 5. Sulphonylureas 9:57 6. Glinides 11:49 7. Biguanides 12:36 8. Thiazolidinediones 13:37 9. SGLT2 Inhibitors 15:30 10. Alpha-glucosidase Inhibitor 16:24
@rasam2001
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@andyjame1880
My daughter drinks lots of water and urinates with the same rate, there are no other symptoms to show if those have anything to do with diabetes. This is a good information that I have gone through Diabets.Care She is 2 years 9 months, hale and healthy, have not done any blood test. But I am not certain if one can get diabetes at such a tender age. Please I will like to know more on that
@SpeedPharmacology
Correction at 10:34; rising levels of ATP inhibit ATP-sensitive Potassium Channel and thus block the OUTFLOW of potassium
@stryxdomina3513
Thank you for such a clear explanation. I'm in an NP program and sometimes my instructors gloss over the pharmacology. Too often we are taught which drugs to use or avoid but without a fuller understanding of the "why" behind it. Your videos go a long way to help me become a better practitioner.
@sheharyarhassankhan9762
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@victorchelashow3263
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@rockycycle2682
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@victoriaeyog
You are the best Pharmacology teacher on YouTube. You make stuff easy to understand as you start with physiology. Thank you very much. May Jesus Christ bless you
@rehababdelbagi
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@hamim786
You have made pharmacology so much easier and fun to learn. I only seem to enjoy pharmacology topics covered by your videos. Your videos are by far the best and in fact you have set the standard so high that if I cant find one covered by you, I just stop looking and go for the long and boring method of reading page after page of incoherent and pointlessly long chapters. Thank you for the videos and hope you can keep up the good work.
@projunder
I may be a paranoid schizophrenic taking medications, but I'm lucky I have the cognitive power and mental stability (thanks to medication) to further understand my weakness. Olanzapine has been a miracle for me, but my sugar addiction is a bigger problem than I thought. This video (and others; I'm on a binge) help me understand so much about my own body and prescribed drugs. It further encourages me to trust my doctor and 'Big Pharma'. Thank you so much for this condensed, visualized information. God bless you.
@hadyhady-w3x
excellent. Thank you so much.:goodvibes:
@komaddog
Hey can you do 1.Drugs in Anaemia 2.Drugs in Asthma 3.Immunosuppresive Drugs 4.Treatment of acid peptic disorders. 5.Nsaids and Dmards 6.Anticancer drugs 7.Steroids
@personaltrainer4863
small note that at 10:35 you mention atp blocks inflow of k (i know you meant to say the opposite) but after you said that I had to go to other sources to verify my understanding was correct. I've been using your channel for a long time and its helped so much so thank you for simplifying pharm!!
@tahreemfatima9220
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@scottgustafson2049
This is excellent. Thank you so much. It strikes me that the most prescribed medication is the one with the least known about it's mechanism of action.
@felixkimani5375
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@lvkatz
Absolutely terrific production. You are a very gifted teacher and user of animation. Thanks for the hard work that you put into the videos.
@SpeedPharmacology