WOW, I am a nurse but I never really understood how ACE inhibitors working, I just memorize the concepts and went by them, now I understand it. THANK YOU so much
Professor u are absolutely BRILLIANT and I want to thank you with all of my heart for being so generously kind to help others with horrible instructors (like myself) to get a clear understanding of A&P as well as Pharmacology. Without your lectures I don't know how I would make it through nursing school. You are the Michael Jordan of education and I appreciate you so much! Again, Thank you.
Excellent instructor! I wish this was available 12 yrs ago when I was in nursing school. With the amount of resources on youtube, today's students can't complain much. Thank you professor, and keep them coming.
I'm a dental student and i thank God i found your channel while searching for an antihypertensive drug lecture. I really like your video and the fact that it involves dentistry,I had to subscribe!
Aww professor Fink..it is with your videos that I am still in Veterinary school. Whatever I don't understand I know I can watch one of your videos and I will understand it, thank you so much!! Many of my classmates also watch your videos, many of the drug mechanisms are the same as well as the physiology. Thank you for your dedication and love for education..your enthusiasm is contagious. I still jump every time I see nervous system videos when you mention neurons "synapse" 😁 🤗
Thank you Professor, you are one of the best instructors ever. Keep up the good work. I love the way you explain it right from the basics that every student would understand.Thanks so much.
You are such a help. Thank you so much. You are engaging and funny and you break down your knowledge in a way that students can grasp. thank you for your gift of teaching!
Thank you so much Professor Fink!! You are so easy to follow and very thorough!! I wish I could actually sit in your classes!! This video helped me so much!!
Hydralazine is not the drug of first choice in pregnancy anymore although in scenarios where its the only one available it is accepted, now its labetalol. Great lecture to start learning antihypertensives! Greetings from Colombia!
Thank you for the vedeo very helpful for me..because while im having my term paper im listening the vedeo..thanko you so much ..is exactly same of my professor when he discuss about this topic...
U are great teacher .. u have your way to make the most diffecult thing is sooooo easy to understand and easy to remember ,.in the most simple words for the forign student , You will never know how much you help me But may I mention in ur licture u mention caduet .. and as you said befor its combiation of atrovastatine and amlodipin ., later in ACEI,s by mistake u said it is combination of benzapril .. Thank you for those great lectures .. I really preciate what are you doing
you are very better more ways than my prof when he enters the hall the place turn into funeral but you add funny facts to the lecture i like your style ....thank you very much
Hydralazine for treatment of severe hypertension in pregnancy: meta-analysis published in the British medical journal in 2003. This is the article backing my previous comment :D
Great Video, however it has been shown that increasing the dose of Thiazide and Thiazide like diuretics has no added benefits, the drugs commonly titrated up to the maximum tolerated doses are ACE Inhibitors, ARBs and Beta Blockers.
Professor excuse me, does this Pharmacology playlist is enough for Medicine students, and/or what is your advise and extra tips for us to know about it? Because its for dental hygiene student, sometime you say dont worry about names or etc etc...
The Lectures were made for students completing a BS in Dental Hygiene. Certainly, they should be helpful for medical & dental students, but probably not sufficiently detailed.
While you are not testing on drug names, please don't diminish the importance of learning the portion of the generic names that will help students on their boards such as knowing the ACE's end in "pril" and the ARB's end in "sartan." They may not need to know it for your exams; they will need to know it for their boards. It doesn't hurt for them to start learning now.
I'm curious why those with high BP don't just donate blood periodically to keep it down. (I'm learning about BP and it's regulation because mine is way too low (80/58 the other night - 90/60 at doc's office - while on Dexedrine for my ADHD) and that's how I got here.) I joke with a hypertensive neighbor saying "gimme some of your blood so we both feel better" lol. (I am starting treatment now for POTS - cardiologist diagnosed - which may be related to my Lupus/MCTD). Anyways, I think the Red Cross would appreciate more donors and I wonder why it's not advocated. Thanks:)
remedyfarm To help you understand the fallacy of donating blood to solve the problem: IF you had a fever, why don't you turn-on the air conditioning in your home and lower your fever that way. Turning-on the air conditioning does not treat the underlying cause of the fever (possibly an infection). And donating blood to lower blood volume & blood pressure does not treat the underlying cause of the problem.
e-Reader books of the Lecture Outlines by Professor Fink (as well as “hard copy” versions) can be purchased from the WLAC Bookstore at: onlinestore.wlac.edu/fink.asp or through: wlac.studysoup.com/marketplace. [The e- Readers can be continuously accessed and printed once.]
WOW, I am a nurse but I never really understood how ACE inhibitors working, I just memorize the concepts and went by them, now I understand it. THANK YOU so much
Professor u are absolutely BRILLIANT and I want to thank you with all of my heart for being so generously kind to help others with horrible instructors (like myself) to get a clear understanding of A&P as well as Pharmacology. Without your lectures I don't know how I would make it through nursing school. You are the Michael Jordan of education and I appreciate you so much! Again, Thank you.
Thank you for your kind words. I sincerely appreciate any comparison between me and Michael Jordan! Best Wishes for your success!
+professorfink your very welcome! 😊
Excellent instructor! I wish this was available 12 yrs ago when I was in nursing school. With the amount of resources on youtube, today's students can't complain much. Thank you professor, and keep them coming.
I love your lectures, they are helping me prepare for my NP clinicals, thank you for your hard work, it is much appreciated!
The best professor ever !
You are amazing at teaching! The key is being brilliant but bringing it into terms that others can understand and remember. Thank you!
Thank you very much professor for your lectures. God bless you
All I can say is I was blind but now I see! Thousands gratitudes to you sir.
I'm a dental student and i thank God i found your channel while searching for an antihypertensive drug lecture. I really like your video and the fact that it involves dentistry,I had to subscribe!
thank you so much! You were borned to teach. you're a genius!
Aww professor Fink..it is with your videos that I am still in Veterinary school. Whatever I don't understand I know I can watch one of your videos and I will understand it, thank you so much!! Many of my classmates also watch your videos, many of the drug mechanisms are the same as well as the physiology. Thank you for your dedication and love for education..your enthusiasm is contagious. I still jump every time I see nervous system videos when you mention neurons "synapse" 😁 🤗
Thank You for your kind words. And Best Wishes for your Success!
Thank you Professor, you are one of the best instructors ever. Keep up the good work. I love the way you explain it right from the basics that every student would understand.Thanks so much.
You are such a help. Thank you so much. You are engaging and funny and you break down your knowledge in a way that students can grasp. thank you for your gift of teaching!
Thank you so much Professor Fink!! You are so easy to follow and very thorough!! I wish I could actually sit in your classes!! This video helped me so much!!
I finally understood the RAA mechanism. Great lesson!
God bless professor Fink
Professor u are perfect genies and i want to thankful you with bottom of my hear.i wish i were your student .Thanks a lot sir ,God bless you
Thanks,
prof, really u lecture helps me a lot from Africa, Ethiopia God Bless you.
Thank you , for the first time I feel like I understand instead of pretending too , truly many thanks
I was just trying to understand understand antihypertensive drugs.
I clicked on your channel
These lectures are so valuable in my learning . Thank you
thank you very much to the professor and the recorder
Keep doing your work Dr!!! You are saving a lot of students!!! You are truly gifted by God!! God bless u and ur family! greeting from Brazil:)
Caduet is amlodipine (calcium channel blocker) and atorvastatin (statin)
THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH PROFESSOR FINK
thank you for sharing this prof finnk! this will help me in my board exam!
Hydralazine is not the drug of first choice in pregnancy anymore although in scenarios where its the only one available it is accepted, now its labetalol. Great lecture to start learning antihypertensives! Greetings from Colombia!
Thank you for the vedeo very helpful for me..because while im having my term paper im listening the vedeo..thanko you so much ..is exactly same of my professor when he discuss about this topic...
you're brilliant! thank you for this lecture
one of the best lecture ever heard Doc.
Your videos are very helpful Dr Fink. Thank you very much. :-)
This video is so helpful, thank you!!
Oh how i wish my teacher would even be 10% of you, U are a great teacher, the best and ur students are very lucky!
Thank you so much , I wish you was my prof in nursing school !!!!
I wish for you to be my professor, your class was brilliant. Thank you so much.
god bless u professor wish my pharma professor was like u too then i wouldn't have bunked my classes
Thank God I have enough intelligence to watch Professor Fink.
Fantastic!
just amazing lecturer
Professor Fink, can you post an updated video with the JNC 2014 guidelines for the management of high blood pressure?
P.S. I love all your lectures!
You are my best lecturer sir
thanks, good review.
U are great teacher .. u have your way to make the most diffecult thing is sooooo easy to understand and easy to remember ,.in the most simple words for the forign student ,
You will never know how much you help me
But may I mention in ur licture u mention caduet .. and as you said befor its combiation of atrovastatine and amlodipin ., later in ACEI,s by mistake u said it is combination of benzapril ..
Thank you for those great lectures ..
I really preciate what are you doing
thank you for the correction.
excellent lecture!!
wow!!!! this was great!
Thanks a lot dr God bless you greetings from Venezuela
Thank you, Rafael. May God Bless You!
As always, you rock!
amazing lecture..
Thank You!
you are very better more ways than my prof when he enters the hall the place turn into funeral but you add funny facts to the lecture i like your style ....thank you very much
e-14, What are adrenal gls receptor for AT? AT1, or AT2?
Always thanks your great lecture!
of course i find this out when almost done with school.
very understandable hope help me in my studies
Thanks !
Hydralazine for treatment of severe hypertension in pregnancy: meta-analysis published in the British medical journal in 2003. This is the article backing my previous comment :D
Great Video, however it has been shown that increasing the dose of Thiazide and Thiazide like diuretics has no added benefits, the drugs commonly titrated up to the maximum tolerated doses are ACE Inhibitors, ARBs and Beta Blockers.
thank u sir fink its really great
Chose your parents wisely lol. Please keep up the great work. I feel like I can learn ANYTHING as long as you're teaching.
thank u so much♥️♥️
hi prof. why enalapril is used to tx HTN in patient with DM instead of other ACE inhibitor?
The best prof ever, for real. He is gifted. He most be a man of God.
Professor excuse me, does this Pharmacology playlist is enough for Medicine students, and/or what is your advise and extra tips for us to know about it? Because its for dental hygiene student, sometime you say dont worry about names or etc etc...
The Lectures were made for students completing a BS in Dental Hygiene. Certainly, they should be helpful for medical & dental students, but probably not sufficiently detailed.
nice video
While you are not testing on drug names, please don't diminish the importance of learning the portion of the generic names that will help students on their boards such as knowing the ACE's end in "pril" and the ARB's end in "sartan." They may not need to know it for your exams; they will need to know it for their boards. It doesn't hurt for them to start learning now.
learn to appreciate this professor. Students will get those things anyway. Much appreciation Professor!
i wish ur kinda professor in my college .. our college faculty sucks 😱
I wish you were my prof!
hi professor i need help in understanding the pharmacokinetics of methyldopa. Can you help me please
I'm curious why those with high BP don't just donate blood periodically to keep it down. (I'm learning about BP and it's regulation because mine is way too low (80/58 the other night - 90/60 at doc's office - while on Dexedrine for my ADHD) and that's how I got here.) I joke with a hypertensive neighbor saying "gimme some of your blood so we both feel better" lol. (I am starting treatment now for POTS - cardiologist diagnosed - which may be related to my Lupus/MCTD). Anyways, I think the Red Cross would appreciate more donors and I wonder why it's not advocated. Thanks:)
remedyfarm To help you understand the fallacy of donating blood to solve the problem: IF you had a fever, why don't you turn-on the air conditioning in your home and lower your fever that way. Turning-on the air conditioning does not treat the underlying cause of the fever (possibly an infection). And donating blood to lower blood volume & blood pressure does not treat the underlying cause of the problem.
That was very helpful to me greeting from palestine
is this for medical student (doctors ) or dentists?
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losartan dide effect
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Great presentations! Currently in Nursing School. Is there any way to get a copy of your notes. Are they available online? Thank You.
e-Reader books of the Lecture Outlines by Professor Fink (as well as “hard copy” versions) can be purchased from the WLAC Bookstore at: onlinestore.wlac.edu/fink.asp or through: wlac.studysoup.com/marketplace. [The e- Readers can be continuously accessed and printed once.]
Thank you!!
is this a nursing pharmacology class?
How will giving blood have to do with your heart pumping?
Ruth Morgan it will slightly reduce blood volume so should reduce blood pressure, part of the reason they often give something sweet afterwards.
Ok question ....Bisoprolol why does it make certain people feel so ill ..anyone ?
justakaduppy anything endocrine can make you feel worse than anything else
while you guys continue to say "renin" and "adrenal glands" i'm not accepting the word "epinephrine", it's adrenaline.
thank you for sharing this prof finnk! this will help me in my board exam!