Hypertensive Emergency 🆘 All You Need To Know!

[@cheetahgoldenfire]

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[@jennadeleon4017]

Thanks doc! I'm a new nurse and IRT at that, so I get floated to ED. It's great to know and expect what would the doctor order.

[@Valcreee]

Great explanation. I’m now better equipped to handle these nurse calls on night float lol

[@alexkumi6954]

Same here 😂

[@kateskeys]

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[@ΒασίληςΠαπαθεοδώρου-β6ψ]

Excellent Content ! May be more info on drug manipulation (dosing, dilution, administration) for young MDs with a lot of stress. Thank you

[@zp4533]

More content like this please.... 💯

[@nicholasle6934]

This is awesome! Would love to see a day in the life or how you find time to create youtube videos while in residency

[@bobbysantiago5783]

Great videos. Gives me more knowledge as a paramedic. 👍

[@abdulrahmanmady7596]

Very helpful thanks a lot

[@Maria-qm9cg]

thanks.

[@debigdogk9563]

Awesome teaching, thank you ❤❤❤❤

[@Hanoud1997]

Dr. Liu, MS3 here.. gold!!!!!!!! During my IM rotation my senior resident always said don’t begin a anti-hypertensive med that will be continued out-patient as evidence is weak and can be better suited for PCPs.. thoughts?

[@ConanLiuMD]

Thank you Hanoud for your nice comment! I actually disagree with that statement - if a patient has been persistently hypertensive in the hospital than there is no reason to keep them hypertensive until they meet their PCP which might take several weeks. I think the best thing is to get them started on a low dose anti-hypertensive (amlodipine, lisinopril) and that way you can get the ball rolling so that by the time they follow-up in clinic with the PCP, they already have an idea of if that dose has helped get their blood pressure down!

[@anlysong9131]

Another great topic, on point!

[@moradzayed]

great video thanks

[@ekhunkhunodomadehi4522]

Thank you 😊

[@DrEsraShah]

Thank you so much for this amazing video❤❤❤

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Great job 👏🏼

[@davidc7682]

Great!

[@daveyboihehe7309]

Thanks Conan! Really enjoyed your guide to surgery and psychiatry videos. When do you plan on releasing more core clerkship videos?

[@ConanLiuMD]

Thank you Daveyboi! Soon :) Maybe within the next 2-4 weeks hopefully!

[@chriscabaj7120]

Awesome video!! What is your approach for treating hypertension emergency with acute pulmonary edema

[@ConanLiuMD]

I believe nitroprusside would be a good agent to use in that scenario, I think it's listed in the table I made in the video!

[@ahmedraafat2221]

What does " Rapidly Titratable " means please ?

[@ConanLiuMD]

Means you can adjust the dose quickly!

[@leewj8393]

more more more :D

[@ConanLiuMD]

Thank you!!!