Dopamine & Epinephrine *Part 2* (Positive Inotropic + Pos. Chrono

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hi! still using your videos to get through nursing school here in 2019. thank you for breaking everything down in a way i can actually understand it!

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I love the way you teach because it leads to retention of nursing knowledge! Thank you! Could you do a video explaining the difference between cholinergic and anticholinergic?

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As always.....God Bless you Micheal!

[@tanyamolina3787]

Mike, thank you thank you thank you!!! you have helped me tremendously with the cardiac drugs and EKG readings.... much love!!

[@nkoyonubila6226]

that was very educative. Well taught. thanks

[@kumikosachs4619]

Excellent, thank you. I love the mnemonics :)

[@lvbby9]

Is EPI a positive DROMOTROPE?..

[@Mrskellytjennings]

Where can I find part 1 of this where you go over the first drugs

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[@thealocin11]

can we use an epipen epinephrin auto injector to get an adrenaline rush?

[@powerfulmanifestormentors]

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[@schwestermaris7468]

Anyone has a link on Part 1?

[@chrisdrake630]

Hey Mike. Being that Dopamine is a vasopressor, does it also cause arterial constriction? Im understand it compressing the veins (increasing venous return). Thanks man.

[@melodymaldonado2475]

ha ha "your not going to make it" thats hilarious im sorry

[@islamsaber8430]

you told us here that epinephrine is +ve ino and b-blockers have no effect on ino, right ?? what i know that epinephrine has it's +ve ino effect through stimulation of B1-receptors so B-blockers which blocks B-receptors should have the opposite effect of epinephrine and so should become -ve ino ??????

[@michaelvandeneynden8812]

You say Dopamine and Epinephrine has the same effect. But is maybe the big difference between the 2 that Dopamine has more effect on the brain and Epinephrine has more effect on the body? Because i know that Dopamine is produced in the brain and Epinephrine is produced in the Adrenal gland on the kidney's.

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Love you, you are awesome ! :)

[@sromann]

Where is part 1??

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[@vikkitoria97]

You're amazing! Btw this might sound insanely stupid (still in high-school k), but is dopamine neurotransmitter, hormone, drug or all of the above?

[@vikkitoria97]

Thank you so much!!

[@oshochowdhury9530]

If o2 is the currency, then adenosine tri phosphate,went under recession0.o

[@azergrinder]

i know that dopamine converts to epinephrine during a perceived threat, but does it also do it naturally on a smaller scale? please help haha, but this video does clear up a lot of the questions i was having. I'm trying to understand the process of conversion from L-phenalynanine to L-tyrosine, then L-Dopa to Adrenaline, Noradrenaline, and Dopamine. Also what exactly is the role of noradrenaline?

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lovelyt

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gud

[@Museangel87]

Iknowwwtropic lol

[@NateHadley]

Dopamine isn’t a “drug” it’s a neurotransmitter. And the static sound in the back is incredibly annoying lol

[@ekm725]

It is absolutely a medication.

[@nkoyonubila6226]

that was very educative. Well taught. thanks