Isn't it so cool? I remember when I first learned about that. I found it so fascinating. Glad you're finding the videos helpful. Stay tuned for many more.
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Man, thanks so much, @tosinshode8216. I try hard to break things down in a way that's understandable. So if you wanna keep learning like this, make sure to tap subscribe. Lots more great stuff coming.
I'm so glad this was helpful for you, @Zambia1. My goal is to make biology as clear as possible. If you want more explanations like this, make sure to subscribe - I have a ton more on the way!
@@InteractiveBiology if you make videos and anatomy and physiology, you have thousands and thousands of students following you because it’s very complex but if you break it into an easy fashion just like how you did in these two chapters you’ll have people coming to our website to get everything from References people want easy explanations
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helps explain why calcium channel blockers are given for atrial flutter and atrial fibrillation but why don't they give them for vtach or vfib? Also what are the names of drugs that block calcium channels? Thanks for the great videos!
Hi Megan. Calcium channel blockers help to slow down the heart rate by reducing the conduction of electrical impulses through the atria. With Tach and Fib, the main problem is with the ventricles and slowing down the heart rate wouldn't necessarily be helpful and could even be harmful in some cases. And some of the drugs are Amlodipine, Diltiazem, Verapamil and Nifedipine.
I didnt know that in depolarisation, that is when Sodium is rushing into the cell. Thank for the work, i learn so much watching your channel
Isn't it so cool? I remember when I first learned about that. I found it so fascinating.
Glad you're finding the videos helpful. Stay tuned for many more.
This channel is saving my gradess! Thank you!!!
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I didn't know about the movement of IONS in and out of the cell!!Thankyou.
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Very good explanation easy to follow
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@@InteractiveBiology if you make videos and anatomy and physiology, you have thousands and thousands of students following you because it’s very complex but if you break it into an easy fashion just like how you did in these two chapters you’ll have people coming to our website to get everything from References people want easy explanations
Well that’s exactly what I do here 😃
Great video as always
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Love this hope to get my registry in Echo and Telemetry soon
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I do not see the the link to the study guide in the description. This presentable information has been a huge help.
Oops, sorry about that. Forgot to add the link. Here you go - pulse.ly/1hwyaeqs0y
You're the best sir. I wish I interact with you on phone. Am from Uganda
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Thanks!
what are sa node and av node basically?
Hey BSSG, I go into that topic in more detail in this video. Check it out - pulse.ly/ktihegm6tt
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Cool job. You keep it simple
Great
Thanks.
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I’m 15 and I actually was able to understand what he was talking about.😂
Yayyy. Good job!
Make more videos
Absolutely. Stay tuned.
helps explain why calcium channel blockers are given for atrial flutter and atrial fibrillation but why don't they give them for vtach or vfib? Also what are the names of drugs that block calcium channels? Thanks for the great videos!
Hi Megan. Calcium channel blockers help to slow down the heart rate by reducing the conduction of electrical impulses through the atria. With Tach and Fib, the main problem is with the ventricles and slowing down the heart rate wouldn't necessarily be helpful and could even be harmful in some cases. And some of the drugs are Amlodipine, Diltiazem, Verapamil and Nifedipine.
Love the explanation
Thank you 😉
God using through your teaching reveals how God made the human heart such an amazing way
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Sounds kinda Guyanese 😭 or somewhere in the Caribbean
St. Maarten to be exact 😉🇸🇽
You are a great teacher
Subscribed...Currently taking classes for EKG, Phlebotomy, and PCT. this helps because it was a bit confusing.
Awesome. Honored to have you as a subscriber. All the best in your classes.