Blood Pressure Drugs | Mechanism of Action

[@thereseward7852]

Absolutely fascinating. This should be taught in school beginning with preschool. The human body and how it works. Seems like this would be the most important thing taught in school since we all have a body. So many people only learn about their body when disease or illness enter into their lives.

[@dombarton2483]

No what should be taught in school is how to avoid ending up on these medications and others and instead focus on its causes. Diet!! Stop Eating carbohydrates and seed based oils. This is what is leading to our greatest health problem on the planet. Hyperinsulinemia. We must all eat a keto and better still a carnivore diet.

[@fifio2185]

If I can just hit "like" a billion times, I would. Thank you Dr. Mike for putting logic into this. This helps so much in understanding, not just memorizing.

[@farhadf8039]

Dear Dr Mike! I am a big follower of yours and appreciate your educative videos. I noticed a mistake which would be nice if corrected: you said that non-dihydropyridines are for blood vessel dilation. Which surprised me as of my knowledge non-dihydropyridine works more on heart tissue and the the dihydropyridines works on blood vessels. Thank you

[@cherryp8777]

I d struggled trying to understand pharmacology this semester for nursing school and this helps soooo sooo much breakdown all the hypertensive drugs. Thank you!

[@ΑναστάσηςΡουμελιώτης]

i mean i really enjoy the 2-5min videos..but if you watch those with duration lik 20+ min you are feeling ready for Phd!! Great work

[@Long_Walk_to_Freedom]

How interesting a lecture it is! A huge ambiguity gets resolved, thank you!🙏

[@lyjujeta7535]

Thanks Jesus, just in time. I will be taking pharmacology course in a week.

[@mortezahabibnia8120]

Dear Dr,Mike Thank so much for your all good presentation.

[@mesialeye8475]

Great content, as always🥰! Although the DHPs are targeted at smooth muscle, non-DHPs are targeted at the myocardium! just a minor correction at 20:55

[@pastorbrightamegazo9231]

Best Lecturer, Dr. Mike.

[@Helmets_R_Us]

Follower since the beginning. I love all your content. Very greatfful for all of it. With respect, a black/bold marker would have been awesome in this video. I believe the topic is worth a new video where we can actually see/read what you write. Keep up with the great work!

[@anirbandey8999]

Excellent video. Really appreciate the effort you have taken to explain things so efficiently. Had a small question: between ACE inhibitors and ARB blockers- which one is more effective or has less side effects?

[@fbcork2003]

Hi Dr Mike and Matt, I love your videos and find them extremely useful and motivating as they're motivating, well--explained and crisp. I must point out that at 20:51, I believe you got the dihydropyridenes and the non-dihydropyridenes mixed up, I just found that out while going through my class lecture slides and corrected my notes. Seems, dihydropyridenes work on vasculature not the other way round. Non-dihydropyridenes like Verapamil work on the heart. Thank you for making these amazing and easy-to-learn videos 💚

[@arla86]

I agree with u

[@anisvanidze2185]

Dr. Mike you are JUST AMAZING!

[@OmarNyang-x8b]

Thank you Dr Mike for the wonderful presentation. Just a quick question. Dihydropyridines are the ones that act on the blood vessels and non dihydropyridines mostly on heart. You said the reverse at 20:50 minutes. Can you please elaborate on that?

[@itxnkt8922]

Genuine speaking you are a good teacher🖒🖒🖒🖒

[@lukeskywlkr3638]

Imagine if Mr Squiggle was this informative. Great video Doc.Thankyou.

[@Drjpharmacy]

Sorry Doc but at 20:30 Non-DHP work mainly on the heart and DHP's work on blood vessels. You got them flipped. I just wanna make you aware of it but great content all-around. I am a Pharmacist Intern myself so drugs and MOA is kinda my thing lol. Again great content all around

[@adityab.v.2832]

Full of dedicated video, thanks Professor.

[@Birdylockso]

Great stuff. Reminds me of my Cell Biology class back in the day.

[@PearlPaisley]

Thank you for this. I have just gotten started on ACE inhibitors for level 2 hypertension. I have diabetes insipidus and I am taking ADH. Does this mean I should lower my dose of ADH?

[@stellachisanzo796]

I knew I would understand this in no time here thanks 🤭 I'll definitely give you a shout out at my graduation

[@ManasiKitkule]

Great work done Sir 🤝😇

[@DrMattDrMike]

Thanks and welcome 🤗

[@phoenix-yx7xd]

Very beautifully explained

[@dhillonamarsingh5033]

Superb explanation 👌

[@4zembaii4]

Your lecture is great; i just need how to choose best outcome with right drug(s).

[@Drjpharmacy]

Best outcome always depends on your patient and other co-morbidities they have and how they respond to treatment. All of these drugs are first line for HTN minus Beta Blockers

[@4zembaii4]

@@Drjpharmacy yes…but if patient seen only monthly or more…how does patient take control of his/her BP Rx dosing especially if BP readings vary daily ?

[@tonygosbee3390]

Thank u so much fr sharing yr knowledge. God bless u.

[@stephengregory1655]

Not a med student... just some dude. Learned so much, I feel like I could service med school if I applied myself

[@janet3782]

Such a great video. Thank you

[@safiracf]

THANK U SIR FOR MAKING THIS BEUATIFUL VIDEO. I LOVE ALL UR VIDEOS. REALLY HELP👍🏿 Hello from Indonesia

[@TruemaTY]

Good video. Just for my curiosity, We were asked a question during a lecture that, Using the BP equation, explain how BP can be reduced. ? any one to help please? Listening to this, Most mentioned is push up. However, Can I assume it is vice versa to drop BP.

[@_____------10]

Thank you DR.

[@laxmiadhikari7425]

Please can you make some videos on mechanical ventilator mode and setting

[@meeromeer8812]

Thanks. Have a question: why Na will enter the cell (high to low concentration) and K will leave the cell (low to high concentration)?

[@ashog1426]

You make me believe in myself becoming good at healthcare information and be jacked at the same time....super important for me personally....thank you good sir 🙏👍🫵

[@rajivdas8185]

Excellent

[@estiakshakil2663]

You are my real life hero sir❤️

[@wonqer2]

Can't appreciate you enough. Before I die wanted to understand all this

[@liamholebrook8642]

Hi Dr Mike, great video thank you. Am I right in thinking that with the CCBs it is the other way around and dihydropyridine act more on smooth muscle, and non-dihydropyridine act more prominently at the heart, hence their rate limiting nature? Thanks!

[@DrMattDrMike]

Yes! I made a mistake! 😩 Thank you for highlighting. I’ll put it in the description.

[@4zembaii4]

Yeah, but you still need to decide which Rx or combo to use to best BP lowering…not easy

[@jav4346]

Amazing video!!

[@devamjani9423]

You guys rock! Loving the new editing style.

[@sounaksingha6311]

Thanks Doctors 🙏

[@ChristineRoberts-b4w]

Can u cover robbins basic pathology topics from general path

[@ErikaARJ]

I´m waiting for the video of the Diuretics 😎

[@daktusdurggery5505]

Can you explain why metoprolol helps me go from stage 3 hypertension to pre hypertension but every cardiologist I’ve been to says Metoprolol does not help blood pressure

[@peternjuguna173]

Very organized content

[@MrXrisd01]

This was great!

[@chris_ea]

So taking a combined Sartan/Diuretics will throw out all salt you need for regulation of blood pressure and the symptoms will normalize but the problem stays invisible?

[@daggers317]

Brilliant, thank you.

[@exodusdozi4383]

Thanks Doctor

[@areebashahzad3770]

Mike you are great 🙂

[@peaceloveandprayers9369]

Thank you…. 🙏🏼

[@hameedabdullah6529]

Wow... Thanks a lot.. You have a great explaining...❤

[@davidward1678]

The good, your educational presentation is second to none, just wish I had heard your lectures when I learned medicine in the 60-70’ would have been so much easier to comprehend and remember. The bad, & I apologise in advance because you have been specific in requesting you only receive compliments and no brickbats. However as good scientists you will be well aware of considering all sides of an idea/argument. You, in my humble opinion are not amusing & the attempts at humour detract rather than add to your presentations. Stick to the medical science you are great, leave the laughs to the stand ups. Keep up the good work !

[@DrMattDrMike]

When did I request only to receive compliments??

[@4zembaii4]

Get a grip…you can learn with and without a moment of amusement.

[@davidward1678]

Jeff, I said clearly that I didn’t want to indulge in a debate & I won’t, so this is my last word on the subject to you or anyone else. I gave a point of view which reflects my opinion. Any response worth considering from an intelligent & reasonable person would have dealt with the reason they find these guys amusing, or not. So Jeff if you want to resort to insults then it falls way below what I consider conducive to discussion & lends noting to the debate, all heat and no illumination !

[@saifsaad9141]

big time Dr

[@themotivational_mission]

lifesaver

[@jonathonshanecrawford1840]

Why would a cardiologist prescribe blood pressure medicine when for over 15 years my BP has been around 176/77, don't they look at the patient's file? When he prescribed BP Meds, my BP went down to 90/30! Was he trying to kill me!

[@hemontikamukherjee9340]

i feel like cvs and renal physio, pharma, everything got revised at once.

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