Introduction to Pharmacology
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2020
- What are drugs? What do they do? How do they do what they do? These questions are part of the field of pharmacology, and over this series we will learn all about a wide variety of different drugs that have clinical use. This will require a lot of prerequisite knowledge in other fields, so make sure to check out some of my other playlists as well, but when you're ready, let's dive into the world of drugs!
Watch the whole Pharmacology playlist: bit.ly/ProfDavePharma
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Biopsychology Tutorials: bit.ly/ProfDaveBiopsych
Microbiology/Infectious Diseases Tutorials: bit.ly/ProfDaveMicrobio
History of Drugs Videos: bit.ly/ProfDaveHistoryDrugs
Immunology Tutorials: bit.ly/ProfDaveImmuno
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I'm a pharmacist myself and yet this guy helped me in simplifying the concepts I've been dealing with in my profession. A million thanks Professor Dave! Keep it up!
Do you recommend the profession?
@@Shoegaze- I’ve heard two of the pharmacists I work with say they would’ve done something else if they could go back. Take that as you will.
I’m a pharmacy technician
@@onichan924 Do you happen to know why is that the case? I'm a biochem undergrad so the answer would help me decide my career path. Thanks!
@@Rifatbinmaruf well it’s just the retail environment… it’s stressful and lately our company at least is overloading our pharmacists with work while cutting their help…. For instance there’s supposed to be 2 pharmacists working together and ever since covid it’s been just one…. But he’s expected the accurately verify every prescription… while giving/pushing vaccines… and being pulled in four different directions from all out technicians. Kinda like when a parent is on the phone and the kid is like” mom mom mom mom” but instead of 1 kid it’s 4 at once. It’s really stressful and their not adequately compensated. It might be different in a hospital/compounding pharmacy setting…
Hmmm now I understand why Pharmacology is considered one of the most difficult subjects in med courses
It's because it needs these:
Chemistry, Biochem, Bio, Anatomy and Physiology, and Microbiology.
I’m a pharmacy student and I am SO EXCITED for this because your videos always clear things up for me and I just started pharmacology this semester!
how's ur studies now
is it hard? Is it all about chemistry?
Would you say pharmacology is the most difficult part of studying pharmacy?
Answer the comments😭😂
I’m studying pre pharmacy currently. This series as well as the history of medicine series have been extremely interesting to me!
Hell yah i am a medical student and I've been struggling with pharmacology can't wait for this playlist
I'm a dental student, and I'm struggling with it too.
@@fakechloe207 I'm nothing in particular and I don't know if I'm struggling with something at all.
Same but he isn't going to cover medical pharmacology, it's too complicated for him. This video is more for middle to high school students studying the medicinal chemistry option for pharmaceutical products and drugs action in their chemistry curriculum.
@@Zetsuke4 oh
Zetsuke4
i dont know how it's "too complicated" for him when the resources are available for anyone who would like to learn
I’ve been watching Pr. Dave explains since I was taking my IGCSE Chemistry and Biology courses and now I’m still enjoying his videos while I’m in University in Faculty of Pharmacy🥰
So nice
From Kenya in faculty of pharmacy too do you mind we do exchange numbers for diversity and exchange of ideas.
w eh tany
have you graduated?
Thank you for starting this series!!!!!! I've been eagerly anticipating it!!! I can't wait to see the rest of the series.
Yes!! This is interesting!
This is gonna be one of the most interesting and most watched series of his lessons, i think! I'm really glad he started to teach about this subject, and i think many more! So: thanks for this lessons!
Whoooaaa... love the haircut! Definitely looking forward to the series!
Thank you so much professor Dave for making a pharmacology series! Bless you sir!
I look forward to your content on bioequivalence and biosimilarity. Things have come a long way. I remember a number of years ago when I would get into a discussion with a pharmacist (Ph.D.) who would argue that the term bioequivalence as applied to generics meant that the generics were identical to the brand name. Now, they all know that there is a precise FDA meaning behind bioequivalence for Orange Book listed drugs, and it doesn’t mean identical.
This series should be very interesting. I have a feeling I will be learning a number of new things!
you are one of the few people on this planet that can keep my adhd brain focused. these videos are lifesavers
thanks professor Dave I've been interested in pharmacology as a layperson for a while and i think this series will be really interesting + helpful.
Wow! I'm first year pharmacy student and I don't take pharmacology yet instead I'm taking pharmaceutics but I always like to watch your new videos as always you are just perfect dude!!!💌
I'm studying pharmacy right now and it's fun to go back and refresh my memory! Thanks for this!
appreciate all you do in this channel. one of my favorite on any platform.
Seriously, you have a detailed and well made video series on EVERYTHING! I love it; thank you so much!!
Yay! Pharmacy student here, can’t wait for this series!
I've just finished first year and the 2nd yearers said this was the most difficult (biomedical science), so I'm getting ahead during summer break. Thank-you for making this possible!
Dave is there anything you're not good at? Thank you so much!!!!
Please finish the series before the end of the semester 🙏 i love you man😍😍
keep it up, your content is very detailed and organized. Thanks a lot.
Thank you Professor DAVE!
Your videos are so helpful! Thank you!
This is so helpful. Thanks so much. Please make more pharma videos
the world needs more people like him
Love these videos, despite not even being in highschool. Keep going Dave, and don't ever give up!
I wish I had a way to donate because honestly, all of this content is too good to be free.
You are an endemic prof .who is complete in all aspects.
Professor Dave has inspired me since I started watching his videos
THIS is what i have been searching for selama ini!! Akhirnya ketemuu
Professor, because of your lectures, I'm considering seriously whether I have to join youtube premium or not. I think you are really genius!
Another great video
Great thanks professor Dave
What I would like is a video on how dosage levels are determined for new drugs.
god bless u for saving my pharmacology grade
As a person who just purchased an online course on pharmacology with 0 deep understanding of the above mentioned categories, to say I'm overwhelmed is an understatement
Great info in less than 8 min!
I’m excited to go to college for pharmacology and toxicology!!
can’t wait for pharmacy school next year!
Thank you prof
Very helpful videos
Keep going prof.💪
Awesome!
Nice lecture sir
Thank you :)
Thank you Prof Dave❤ super useful video as always ❤ please make a playlist on pharmaceutical chemistry, specifically on structure, synthesis, mechanism and structure-activity relationship SAR of these:
Sulfonamides (sulfanilamide, sulfamethoxazole), quinolones (ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin), cephalosporins (6 APA, 7 ACA, cefalexin), oxazolidinones (linezolid), antifungals (miconazole, ketoconazole, fluconazole, isavuconazole, ravuconazole), antitubercular (bedaquiline, delamanid), antimalarial (chloroquine, primaquinine, quinine), antiviral (Oseltamivir, Doravirina, Darunavir, Bictegravir, Glecaprevir, Aciclovir) anti COVID (remdesivir), GI tract (omeprazole), anticancer (paclitaxel, vorinostat)
Do u recommend the table of receptors in Goodman and Gilman that states where u find each receptor in the body? Like alpha receptors in the circulatory system or beta receptors in the bronchi.
you da real deal. a lot of other tutors on youtube get too much praise in the comment section. yours is actually well-deserved. by the way what is your tattoo?
check "ask professor dave #3"
Thanks for this informative video. I don't deny the importance of various life-saving drugs on the market today, however, I do feel as though we are increasingly turning to pharmaceuticals, for lifestyle-related disease, rather than identifying the underlying root cause.
Is that conclusion based on facts or feelings? Hint: it's the latter.
@@ProfessorDaveExplains No it's based on science. It is well known that elements of lifestyle, such as no exercise, poor diet, smoking, and stress, are known to affect health and put us at higher risk of disease and mortality. Did you miss the part where I said "lifestyle-related disease"
Considering the below statistics my comment that we turn to drugs rather than intervention is warranted.
www.cdc.gov/nchs/products/databriefs/db347.htm
Why do these realms even deserve to be related? Prevention and treatment have nothing to do with each other. Plus, I'm pretty sure our current culture is obsessed with diet and exercise. It's practically a cult. I'm more concerned with the alt-health industry peddling misinformation and "alternative" treatments that promote anti-science mentality. It's very damaging.
@@ProfessorDaveExplains"Why is this related"? Simply because many of your watchers are future medical professionals and I was merely pointing out the fact that healthy lifestyle practises such as "nutrition is insufficiently incorporated into medical education, regardless of country, setting, or year of medical education and these deficits in nutrition education affect students' knowledge, skills, and confidence to implement nutrition care into patient care" according to lancet journals meta-analysis of 24 studies
www.thelancet.com/journals/lanplh/article/PIIS25425196(19)30171-8/fulltext
"I'm pretty sure" you are making unwarranted assumptions .;) ( just some banter for the"feelings" comment - well-played btw, you are correct, feelings have no place in science). If diet and exercise were indeed the primary focus of this so-called majority "cult" then lifestyle diseases would not be noted as a leading cause of all-cause mortality by the WHO. I'm with you on alternative treatments promoting anti-science, it is indeed damaging.
good one
In 3 years i will learn pharmacology,i M first year of Pharmacy School. I heard a lot about this course:))
i fell in love with pharmacology
yeeess need this
Thank you. So. So much
So I want to say ty cause I’m Learning about this
Professor Dave to the rescue once again!
In a few months i will start my first year of pharmacy seeing this video inspire me to study this career. Im very excited :D
Sorry for my english im still learning, greetings from Chile 🇨🇱
Thanks you for your amazing videos!
Thanks
Could you please make a video explaining synaptic potentials ?? For example excitatory and inhibitory pathways, depolarization vs hyperpolarization, and the mechanisms of glutamate and GABA.
Check my biopsychology series!
Very informative ❤🎂
I hope professor dave lives forever
I'm taking a biochemistry course and I will watch the biochemistry series !👍👌👀
Please make more videos related to medicine and pharmacology
More coming soon!
been watching since 2ndary school, now pharm student, keep it up
I hope there are a lot of seats in medical
Do you know about the books which help us to understand how the brain affects human behavior?
For example, you might know that addiction is due to the secretion of dopamine in the brain, so I want to understand exactly which chemicals are responsible for different kinds of behaviors.
Plz keep going with this play list
yep i'm planning more now!
@@ProfessorDaveExplains hooray!
I am now in class 9 and hope to study medical later...........watching this video is really amazing for me
You need best gpa
Need more video from professor for medicine subject
coming soon stay tuned!
Hey man thanks for your work, if i take your math course would i be college ready for a STEM ready? Also if it's not too much to ask can you recommend a statistics playlist?
Hi there. It seems this playlist is blocked and marked private. Will it be made accessible at some point?
yep they all get released on a specific schedule!
Hey does anyone know when this is going to be out? P.s love Dave
i think i have these coming out one every two weeks for now, i only made 5 so far, i have to write a bunch more and shoot them and maybe they will be weekly
@@ProfessorDaveExplains ok got it and ty for the quick reply! Also do you offer any content that requires payment because I would be definitely interested if there was anything else that you were offering and do you know any good things to read that break down these subjects like you do? Thanks again btw you've helped me so much
nope all my content is free! but of course if you feel like supporting me as i continue to make content, patreon and paypal are excellent options :)
why am i even here, i’m literally in my first year of middle school
but anyway good luck with your studies guys
Please can you do a video which is very in depth about the please can you do a video which is very in depth about the immune system
Top.. Man
what's the difference between pharmacology and pharmacy?
Pharmacy is focused on the dispensing of drugs. Pharmacology is more about creating new drugs, and improving the drugs which already exist.
I miss his hair ;( it’s okay tho, great video Dave
Please i really need help can you teach me
i am about to get in pharmacology major in my college
Sir I like ur lactures
Pharmaceuticals is so difficult
Standard
Do you teach in colleges?
I used to, yes.
Hi Prof! When's your birthday?
July 22nd!
Thank you, Science Jesus
Can we get a pharmacology video relating to anabolic steroids and selective androgen receptor modulators??
Thanks Professor. Subscribe
Ow he cut his hair. It looks good on him.
Can a chemist do a master in pharmacology?
certainly
first view
first like
Seriously, are there anything Dave doesn't know?
First!
im about to become an expert on drugs and become the next Walter White 👻
yo jesus!!!!! where yo hair????
much better without that hair
Seldom use 'drug', it is a word less precise than 'medicine'.
It's quite clearly defined actually.
The idea of natural being good and synthetic bad is incorrect. There are many natural toxins that can cause serious harm. Though in very small doses may have some benefit. Many modern drugs were developed from existing natural chemicals. And many commonly used and effective drugs can be dangerous in excessive doses. So for both natural and synthetic chemicals may be used effectively or used badly with toxic effects. Any chemical needs to be used correctly. And chemicals can effect different chemicals differently. I once had a patient prescribed with a potentially deadly dose of warfarin. Warfarin is used to thin blood and stop clotting. After checking a few sources I found that my patient had a very high tolerance for warfarin. Warfarin has been around for a long time. It is used in baits to kill rats. When given to people a number of checks are needed. This may include a blood clotting test to calculate the dosage. So this is developed from a natural chemical. And it can be used or misused. And doctors and nurses need to take extra steps to ensure its safe use. But it is also very cheap and effective so it is still widely used. It saves many lives'. An example of a natural chemical widely used for many years and remains safe when used correctly. There are many other examples. Some very good drugs that need to be used safely. Warfarin can protect against dangerous blood clots. There are a number of other options that include synthetic chemicals. Some are very costly. And have slightly different benefits. Some people just use small doses of aspirin which is also a naturally occurring drug also used for pain. And also very cheap.
Very off topic but WHERE'S JESUS
@Angelica alvaro