Anxiety Medications - Pharmacology - Nervous System |

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[@Mansmatters]

So many people suffering from anxiety will find this video very useful

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..i use muscle relaxers ...since i stopped drinking...had no problems with alchol...just had to keep sugars and smoking low... thanks for the research..you make people feel better..

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very helpful video; thank you. Fellow UVA grad!!

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[@eyebrow1238]

Will you do a video on cards 49-52 for the electrolyte imbalances?

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Will you be covering Cylic and SSRI, MAOI antidepressants? Atypical antidepressants? Thank you!

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She has a video on those

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[@diamondhals]

"Tell Pam to not GABA a drink in her Benz even if she thinks it’s only a short drive home" Diazepam increases GABA, also used for alcohol withdrawal (drink), it is a benzodiazepine, And should only be used for a short term!

[@JackReynolds-w7g]

Intense Grief, is there anything ?

[@andreaboswell-carder1815]

People who take the bus to work or school usually take it every day - it's ok to take buspirone every day (long-term use)

[@TheMediaPlus]

What about revotril 0.5

[@Mindysace]

Hi Cathy, great videos, thanks so much! Just wondering do you have video 16 as well? Following along with your 2.0 cards (highly recommend for any nursing student!) and didn't see calcium supplements, potassium supplements, alkalinizing agent/antacid, hypokalemic agent, and magnesium supplements.

[@LevelUpRN]

Thank you for your kind comment! And thank you also for alerting us to video 16 not being available... based on your comment, I found out it was never made public after editing. It should be up soon!! 👍

[@Flatpickmastery]

Seems so confusing

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Thank you

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