Antiplatelet, Anticoagulant, Thrombolytic Agents

[@collinstage97]

This man and his team should get a Nobel Peace prize for the amount of medical education they put out for free

[@DanielM-il4rz]

@Collin Stage , with over 2million subscribers, all the ad links and just the vast amount of videos uploaded to KZbin, don’t worry, “Ninja Nerd” is getting paid!! I do agree, they do a great job with the wealth of knowledge that is provided by this channel. 👍❤️

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"accurate medical education"

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[@Smtout1]

Agreed

[@chalamahamud4415]

For sure

[@jenavdg]

Bro, unbelievable how you keep two hours of material in your head without notes or power point. Absolutely gifted

[@markmurto]

He took breaks. Had to. But you're right!

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I think , he is an A.I.

[@shaieshacris6670]

Fact

[@lyricsmusic4569]

I swear we have a lot of professors and professors and many who hold high academic degrees, but not everyone who holds a degree becomes a teacher in my opinion. Those who are able to simplify and communicate information are the ones who deserve to be appreciated and called professors, not those who hold a degree without being able to communicate ideas as well. Do, may God bless you, and we are always waiting for everything new from you. All the love from Syria❤

[@Dolofonix]

Protect this man at all cost! Cant thank you enough for simplifing such a complex topic, once again! Long live Professor Zach Murphy!

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I Apreciate your tremendous effort to do these classes. I can say your class is much better than many professors!

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I don’t think I’ll ever come across anyone that can teach like you, U take a person from stupid to genius. Thank you.

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Someone give this man a crown. He's a king!

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people do not realise how talented you have to be to do this. thank you

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you are an extraorginaly person that any one can substitute you in this world.. God protect you and live forever for all health students. warm thnaks for Proffesor Ninja

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Feeling extremely lucky to have NINJA NERD in my medical school years, thanks a bunch

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If there's ever a video I need about a certain topic 9/10 you always have it. This is by far one of the most helpful, entertaining channels I've come across in a long time. Thank you for your work!

[@CaseyRoff]

Zac and the team... what the heck did I just watch? This was EXACTLY the lecture on antiplatelets, anticoags and thrombolytics I needed. I was always confused on why we give P2Y12 and ASA for MI and not Heparin, ASA and P2Y12 for stroke ect ect but this just made it so clear. Then you give reversal agents, drug monitoring and case examples just to remind us that you're not just a channel for pre-med but for clinical med students too. Love it so much and so happy with how far you guys have come.

[@luukeskywalker24]

You are literally the substitute of my real pharmacology teacher

[@shi5702]

when I look up a topic and find out that ninja nerd covered it, i feel saved

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[@Medical_life_with_John]

Ninja is Albert Einstein of the 21st century.

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Nah not even Einstein has his own website to help people all over the world

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Indeed

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Indeed

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True

[@maryamzafar3379]

The amount this channel has helped me in medicine is unbelievable. Thank you so much for these vidoes which no doubt are leading to a better future generation of medical professionals!

[@dsch522]

Zach your videos have been so incredibly helpful. My 62 Y/O wife has had Lupus since 1985. In 2015 her mitral valve was replaced due to Lippmann Sacks, in 2020 she had a massive DVT, and in October a subdural hematoma followed by bilateral PE’s, followed by an even bigger subdural. Your videos really made a difference. Whether Hematology (Platelets) or Brain anatomy. I seem to always find one of your videos that make it more understandable.

[@ayshadalieva9929]

Huge gratitude from AZerbaijan. I don't know how I would be able to study medicine without your help.

[@ginaramnath1268]

This man (and the entire team) is a GOD-sent.

[@PravinChandran1983]

this huge, beautiful video about the anti-coagulants is beyond comprehension, how you get the patience and persistence to make these marvelous medical science videos that benefits folks all over the world in medicine and paramedical /nursing etc. ? , thumbs up to all involved and take care and thanks again,

[@sivajinidarmendra2250]

Dear Professor, you're AMAZING....We all love you man.

[@imanmeer7041]

Best lectures i have ever come across, bless you Zach🥰

[@AriePharmD]

Great content. One thing to remember, inpatient treatment of a confirmed clot (DVT/PE) requires heparin (or LMWH) combined with warfarin for a minimum of 5 days and INR >2 for 24 hours to prevent rebound clotting. Warfarin’s half life requires a much longer time combined with LMWH/Heparin to provide full anticoagulation. For DVT/PE prophylaxis, the overlap can be less.

[@qman1131]

Would you ever use tPA for a DVT/PE? I only hear about tPA for ischemic stroke events, but couldn't it help with DVT/PE as well?

[@AriePharmD]

@@qman1131 Zach talked about using tPA infused directly onto the clot. We employ this option at work. Typically, it’s a low dose infusion directly onto the clot as the location is identified with radiology. That’s for DVT. We don’t use it with PE. Obviously, it’s a lot harder to feed the catheter to the clot location in the lung.

[@simonm2064]

@@AriePharmD And one really important thing to add: Clot Size does NOT dictate therapy. Hemodynamics and right ventricular stress are the most important indications for Fibrinolysis. Edit.: Wait. You dont use tPA on PE? Why would you not?

[@eudorinaulva8123]

You and dr najeeb are my saviors in med school.....thank you so much for doing this ❤❤

[@99Valem]

i have a pharmacology test on monday about this, i cannot thank u enough, i feel like u read my mind haha

[@idk0110]

this 3-hour vid just save my life

[@DanielM-il4rz]

Great job! Hospital Pharmacist here!! Job well done. 👍😊

[@kxcreative6064]

how many of those drugs you know

[@DanielM-il4rz]

@@kxcreative6064 I have heard of and understand all of them…although, our hospital (like most Healthcare Facilities) only keeps a selected number/type in stock. Most hospitals have a formulary of medications that are stocked and used on a regular basis.

[@qman1131]

This video came out in just the right time for me thank god.

[@selenaserane2623]

Wow i finally finished the vedio! Its not about marks anymore, its about learning new stuff everytime,huge thx to zach and the crew

[@Tori.Rose2]

Been watching your videos for so long!! I'm an M2 and finally just bought a membership :) should have done this sooner! Thank you for the notes!! I'm a visual learner and your style of teaching has helped me cement many concepts. Thank you

[@Lungmanvictor]

I have watched this video now 3 times in my ECMO training. You have the ability to make it all very simple for me to understand. Oh, I wish the Ninja Nerd: Doctpr Classic came in a white. Bought my brother one already.

[@Drjpharmacy]

Pharmacist Intern here 🤘🏽 and I approve of this video 😎 especially all of the drugs listed and the MOA. Drugs is our specialty

[@aurelienguitton4097]

You king, thank you for all you've done for me chief !

[@doskevin4882]

This is possibly my worst subject and you made it easy to learn. Wtf man, you’re gold. Hawk tuah to you

[@Jetjetson]

Wonderful to see u Zack. Your ability to impart knowledge is Magic. Your art is your beauty and your beauty is your art 😊 Master Diagramming

[@kittytpretty3657]

I am so grateful to Ninja Nerd and his team, best channel throughout my student years 💕 thank you, you are better than my actual teachers

[@sukh6566]

Went straight to this video, came out at the perfect time for me !

[@janetombe6027]

I'm lucky to have you. I love your teaching. God bless you

[@MsEducatedScholar]

I love this channel. I found it this semester, my last semester of nursing school, and it’s so hopefully! I took anatomy several years ago & these videos are great at helping me remember things I thought I forgot. Zach, is an excellent teacher and it’s great to learn from someone who is excited about teaching, as it shows in his lectures. Please consider a way that students, grads, etc. can contribute to your channel to help it and your website grow. I refer classmates to your channel weekly and it’s so appreciated! ❤️

[@serahmed5346]

The effort you are providing to teach us is incredible. Thank you so much sir Zach Murphy

[@waleedhussain9311]

This guy must be from another planet .Hats off. Salute 🫡 .no words can define your efforts 👌.

[@16parag]

Thanks Prof Zach for the beautiful and simplified lecture as always !! I would like to add 1. platelet transfusion is inefficient to reverse the effect of Ticagrelor, because circulating ticagrelor and its metabolite are likely to inhibit the fresh platelets. 2. Bentracimab is an antidote to Ticagrelor, it is still under trials though. It binds ticagrelor and its active metabolite with high affinity and specificity. 3. Apixaban clearance is less dependent on renal function(only 25%) compared to other DOACs and it is approved even in ESRD with reduced doses.

[@cca8244]

Thank you for your hard work! I am definitely a visual learner so really appreciate this form of education which is even for free. You're doing a great job with each video. Greetings from Germany

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Don't compare with another, Ninja nerd is the best lec

[@zackbullock8198]

Thank you for what you do! You have given answers to many questions I have about my condition. I have watched many of your videos.

[@BilalAhmed-if8rv]

**hello zach in this lecture at 36:37 you have mentioned that gamma glutamyl transferase make proteins functional that are factor 2, 7, 9, 10, protein c and s but in another video of you on warfarin you have mentioned that it is gamma glutamyl carboxylase that make these proteins functional, the book I am studying for pharmacology is katzung and in that the enzyme mentioned for making the proteins functional is gamma glutamyl carboxylase not the transferase. So, I think it is a mistake.

[@atsbhah1971]

I wish you released these videos when I was in med school, but I am making the best of them even now.

[@pheonixigniteakafaizan7545]

Honestly U are the best Your lectures are what makes MBBS interesting

[@troykarlwena9115]

Thank you Prof. Zack Murphy, your video does help me alot. Not, only this one but all of your videos. I'm with you all the way from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬. Please, do more videos to help us understand more. Your biggest fan.

[@wwdpm]

Long live zach.. You help me a lot. Cant say anything more than thankyou. God bless you.

[@NaveedAhmad-xb2io]

Great Work Professor Zach. You have made Pharmacology so easy.......Please make a video on CNS Pharmacology and Anti-psychotic Drugs & Epileptic drugs.......Love from Pakistan

[@druutlectures]

Zalim apnay Pakistanio k lectures Nahi milay Kia ? ☺️

[@gib3666]

I agree with you 100%! Thank you very much for posting this video. I hope this topic will touch many hearts and help all to practice your suggestions and lessen their hardships and sufferings. Thank you again. ❤

[@yhkuo870]

thank you so much for connecting all the knowledge........ from physiology to clinical importance! Much appreciated!

[@SnowInHere]

Keep up bro, your lectures are the BEST out there!

[@madieingman1450]

These videos have been saving my life while in school! I absolutely love the content and find it easy to follow and so helpful in understanding difficult topics!

[@lananhtran9345]

Awesome. I've learnt deeply all of knowdledge in this video. It make me clearly understand about antiplete, anticoagulation and thrombolytic mechanism. Thanks for a lot!

[@MrMiningsolutions]

"Live Long and Prosper', and above all, have kids as brilliant as you. Thank you for the knowledge and for your enthusiastic demeanor sharing it :)

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I've been here since high school and you've helped me alot

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A walking work of art 🎨. Thank you sir ❤ .

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Ninja is Don of medicine.

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Thank you, Amazing work!!

[@angela2366]

Fantastic information and so easy to understand! Thank you for taking the time to teach us!

[@Nooblets21]

Thank you for all your hard work. Much appreciated.

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i will always remain a ninja nerd supporter. my number one tutor🤩😇

[@markmurto]

You were such a good teacher that I got all but one of the questions right at the end, [and that was the one where you said two choices, one was better in that case]. So I did pretty good and I'm not a medical student. I'm just a mechanical engineer type who loves this stuff.

[@VivekTembe]

Thanks for the wonderful video. Gamma-Glutamyl Carboxylase (GGCX) is the enzyme responsible for carboxylating vitamin K-dependent clotting factors.

[@solsanchez5228]

Wheew!!! You're the goat Prof. Much awe and respect🥰

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Thank you so much for this wonderful explaination, I couldn't have asked for a better one! :)

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You are such an amazing teacher!!!

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Sir we are from India no one give good content in general pathology neoplasia and all pls take general pathology also sir in your style ☺️

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If I gonna watch movie’s or drama’s After 20-30 minutes I will shut down But whenever I’m watching yours lectures even if it is more than 3 hours i want to continue like a marathon !!! Love you 😘

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Thank you for everything you all do !

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Thank you sir. I become sedative to watch your lectures . I always search ninja nerd for new topic

[@ninodiogenes949]

Awesome, always the best! tks a lot from Brasil.

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Thanks a lot for your effort to share your knowledge with us

[@segunpeters6201]

Another excellent lecture. Thank you For the activation of vitamin k dependent enzymes, I suppose you wanted to say gamma glutamyl carboxylate rather than gamma glutamyl transferase

[@tigerhillsupa]

It took so much time to digest! however it is the best lecture for anticoagulation

[@ankitkumarsingh1998]

learning just got so much easy!

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Love this channel a lot

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Wow listen you are one of a kind !!!! Infinite and accurate knowledge love it. Thank you sssooooooooooooooo much

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The only Word that discribe this and all videos is ..EXCELLENT..!

[@abrahamendale2721]

I appreciate you my bro from Ethiopia

[@hammbaby]

god the platelet plug formation and anticoagulation was a beast just like you said, but you taught it so well, thank you ninja nerd team and once I get paid I'm going to sign up im looking forward to the notes yall have!

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Sir,,please keep all pharma lecture in one playlist,,it ll be easy to search

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Love you Zack and team oh my god! You guys are doing great great job new pharmacology series love it from my heart

[@moa4950]

Hi! Could you do a vid on lower limb amputation, or just amputation at some point? Maybe some possible causes, different types, functionalities of each, and recovery or something? Please and thank you :)

[@AAUN]

Among the antoplatelet drugs the commonly used drugs are Aspirin , Clopidogrel etc. Anticoagulants include rivaroxaban , abigatran and edoxaban . While prescibing these drugs proper education of patient is extremeny important.

[@harshitagautam9414]

Thanks a lot for your hard work Your explanations are awesome Can you please cover Tuberculosis next week.

[@gerald214]

brother, you are smart AF. God bless you SIR.

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You deserve the best

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Amazing work, job well done!

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Thanku so much my beloved teacher you have helped me a lot....

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Thank you very much Prof.

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oh. ninja nerd best of the best in the world. thank you very much for tish best lecture👍👍👍😁

[@user-1234gbhfavd]

So if a patient is very high risk and going to pci do we give ASA,P2Y12-r inhibitors, Heparin AND ADD GP2b/3a inhibitors? Or without the heparin?

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You're the best!

[@DrRic]

Great summary Zack!

[@aminoliaie7990]

Just to say thank you ninja nerd!