so I am not one to really comment on ANYTHING being good or bad. but I HAVE to comment!!!!! I need to let you know how truly grateful I am to have found your videos!!!! being that I started school right before COVID his and everything got shut down not that long after I started school, it made things so very hard for me. Especially since I am a hands on, visual person that tends to get disrated easily. School was so hard to keep up with all the distractions of home and everything in the world. But you brought me so much hope and to top it off you made things so easy for me to grasp and actually retain. you have been a true blessing to myself and a lot of my classmates. thank you so very much for all you do!!!!
I agree with your comment. These videos are amazing. He explains so well and he's so easy to follow. It's unbelievable. I have been an RRT since 1994. The way we were taught was rough, rough, rough. We lost lots of students. They weeded them out like crazy mowing a lawn. I bet they wished they hadn't done that given the times we are living in. I'm a pulmonary NP now and I am getting requests from companies to come work as a RRT. Should've taught the students instead of fluncking them out. As a RRT and NP I find myself watching everyone of his videos. Wished I'd found them sooner.
i been an RT for 9 years and the first thing I hear from this video is "hey future respiratory therapist" lol. Respiratory Coach you are the best teacher for anyone, students or seasoned RT.
Being outside of school and working as an RT, I find these videos very helpful for a refresher! Definitely reorganizing information and also learning some new information that I can implement while working. Thank you Respiratory Coach! I support you all the way. Helping me during school and post RT school graduation.
Thank you! We just started pharmacology stuff yesterday and we have the week to learn it. Im in an accelerated program and its very overwhelming. Hoping to learn your little tips and tricks to understanding and memorizing them.
I am six months into Respiratory school and I am so glad I found your videos! I can follow you and understand, plus you are pretty easy on the eyes. Thank you so much for your help!
Your phrase "2 separate nervous systems" really made is so much easier to remember! though the actions of anticholinergic might seem like the same as adrenergic, it's definitely not the same! You're the best.
Great video man. In my 2nd year, and felt pharmacology was one of my weaker areas so I'm trying to review.. You broke this down better than my instructor did for sure.
Thank you so much for this! I just took the 220 class final and there were several questions on pharmacology that I missed. I really need to understand it better or it will come back to bite me in the long run. This helps a LOT!
Ohhhh COACH! Day before last final (lab) and my head is swimming! I'm neck-deep in needing to know WHY > HOW and this video was my non-rebreather today! 😆 Thanks!
@@nicckkk1 Hey Nick, video is posted hopefully clarifying this question for you. ua-cam.com/video/aI71sHy5cMM/v-deo.html Let me know if this doesn't help.
I love the breakdown of this video. I wish you continued on with the Duoneb because this is my question. If you have one that promotes bronchodilation and one that doesn’t. One that promotes mucus and one that doesn’t. Why would we give a patient a duoneb? What is the purpose of giving both? Thank you for all that your doing.
Not to my knowledge, but not 100% certain. I've found that it is a NMDA receptor atagonist, and it looks like it does have some interaction with muscarinic and nicotinic receptors, but I'm not clear on the details of the interaction. Great question. Let me know if you find out elsewhere.
LMAO...I usually don't respond until the next morning, but this comment is immediate response worthy!! LOL. Wasn't too little! I would claim that bad boy. Not sure what that was though!!! Thanks for the comic relief. And thanks for watching and commenting!!!
@@RespiratoryCoach Great video and very helpful! I had to playback the video back 5 times just to confirm it wasn't the chair or cough before posting my comment 🤣🤣🤣
I’ve only been in RT school for two weeks now. The information is overwhelming. I will definitely be using your videos to help me study! Thank you!
You got this! Remember to enjoy the journey to RRT!
so I am not one to really comment on ANYTHING being good or bad. but I HAVE to comment!!!!! I need to let you know how truly grateful I am to have found your videos!!!! being that I started school right before COVID his and everything got shut down not that long after I started school, it made things so very hard for me. Especially since I am a hands on, visual person that tends to get disrated easily. School was so hard to keep up with all the distractions of home and everything in the world. But you brought me so much hope and to top it off you made things so easy for me to grasp and actually retain. you have been a true blessing to myself and a lot of my classmates. thank you so very much for all you do!!!!
🤍🤍🤍 Thank you for commenting and sharing your struggles. Grateful to be a part of your succes! Go be Great!
I agree with your comment. These videos are amazing. He explains so well and he's so easy to follow. It's unbelievable. I have been an RRT since 1994. The way we were taught was rough, rough, rough. We lost lots of students. They weeded them out like crazy mowing a lawn. I bet they wished they hadn't done that given the times we are living in. I'm a pulmonary NP now and I am getting requests from companies to come work as a RRT. Should've taught the students instead of fluncking them out. As a RRT and NP I find myself watching everyone of his videos. Wished I'd found them sooner.
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3 months from graduation. This was a great refresher I appreciate you sir.
i been an RT for 9 years and the first thing I hear from this video is "hey future respiratory therapist" lol. Respiratory Coach you are the best teacher for anyone, students or seasoned RT.
Thank you Ken! I appreciate that feedback. Thank you for continuing to watch and support the channel.
Being outside of school and working as an RT, I find these videos very helpful for a refresher! Definitely reorganizing information and also learning some new information that I can implement while working. Thank you Respiratory Coach! I support you all the way. Helping me during school and post RT school graduation.
Thank you! We just started pharmacology stuff yesterday and we have the week to learn it. Im in an accelerated program and its very overwhelming. Hoping to learn your little tips and tricks to understanding and memorizing them.
I am six months into Respiratory school and I am so glad I found your videos! I can follow you and understand, plus you are pretty easy on the eyes. Thank you so much for your help!
Nice! Glad you found the channel. Enjoy the journey to RRT!
Your phrase "2 separate nervous systems" really made is so much easier to remember! though the actions of anticholinergic might seem like the same as adrenergic, it's definitely not the same! You're the best.
Definitely not the same! Thanks for watching and commenting!
THANK U SO MUCH, SENDING HUGS FROM THE PHILIPPINES 😂❤❤❤
Great video man. In my 2nd year, and felt pharmacology was one of my weaker areas so I'm trying to review.. You broke this down better than my instructor did for sure.
Just finished my first quarter of my RT program. Your videos are great and they help a lot! Keep em coming!!
That's awesome! Where are you enrolled and what was the greatest struggle through your first quarter? Thanks for commenting and I will!
kickass video!!! thank you sir
Thank you so much. I started RT school a month ago and I was struggling so much with these concepts 😭 this really helps
Me too 😭
You are a GOD
Very well put together 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
This was an awesome explanation. Loved the "hock a luggie" reference. Thank you for a great video!!
Another one bites the dust! Thanks a mil!
Thank you so much for this! I just took the 220 class final and there were several questions on pharmacology that I missed. I really need to understand it better or it will come back to bite me in the long run. This helps a LOT!
Great video! Thank you
You just saved my life, thank you ♥️
Ohhhh COACH! Day before last final (lab) and my head is swimming! I'm neck-deep in needing to know WHY > HOW and this video was my non-rebreather today! 😆 Thanks!
Thank you! I have my second cardiopulmonary pharma exam tomorrow and this just cleared so much up!!! You rock!
Let me know how you do! I always get pharm questions. Tough subject. Good Luck!
Excellent explanation! Thanks Coach
excellent video!
I appreciate all your videos! Thank you
Thank you for watching!
You should be my teacher! I love you for this!!!
Awesome simple explanation, it really helped me. Thank you!!
Glad it helped, Jordan!
Omg I’m so happy I found your channel. Thank you so much 😊
Wow, awesome! Thank you!
Hi Lisa! Thank you for watching and leaving a kind comment.
Your the best! Thank you so much
Thanks bro
Thank you very much, it was clear and good explanation for respiratory drugs ❤️
Cool. Glad it helped!!! Thank you for watching and commenting!!!
Thanks so much you are a great help
Happy to help!
you are the man!! that made so much sense
Thanks for watching!!
@@RespiratoryCoach I am struggling with deciding which medication I should give and how to deliver it . Can you please make a video for that?
@@nicckkk1 Yeah, I can do that for you, Nick. Busy weekend coming up, but I'll let you know when it's posted. Thanks for asking!
@@nicckkk1 Hey Nick, video is posted hopefully clarifying this question for you. ua-cam.com/video/aI71sHy5cMM/v-deo.html Let me know if this doesn't help.
Thank you!
I love the breakdown of this video. I wish you continued on with the Duoneb because this is my question. If you have one that promotes bronchodilation and one that doesn’t. One that promotes mucus and one that doesn’t. Why would we give a patient a duoneb? What is the purpose of giving both?
Thank you for all that your doing.
Hi Asya! Great question. Here ya go...ua-cam.com/video/5UlwA4mQTBA/v-deo.html
hey i hope you see this but can you do a video on the beta receptor theory, COMT, and MAO pllllleeeaseeee
Where is the pharmocology videos from beginning to intermediate?
Thank you for this! Pharmacology is kicking my ass
Pharm kicked my but in school too!!! Stay at it! It will all come together in due time.
Is dextromethorphan Anticholinergic?
Not to my knowledge, but not 100% certain. I've found that it is a NMDA receptor atagonist, and it looks like it does have some interaction with muscarinic and nicotinic receptors, but I'm not clear on the details of the interaction. Great question. Let me know if you find out elsewhere.
5:36 anyone else here a little toot? 😂😂😂
LMAO...I usually don't respond until the next morning, but this comment is immediate response worthy!! LOL. Wasn't too little! I would claim that bad boy. Not sure what that was though!!! Thanks for the comic relief. And thanks for watching and commenting!!!
@@RespiratoryCoach Great video and very helpful! I had to playback the video back 5 times just to confirm it wasn't the chair or cough before posting my comment 🤣🤣🤣
It's a great video... but you seem like you're drunk.