Antidiarrheals and Antiemetics - Pharmacology - Gastrointestinal System |

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[@mohammedali5807]

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[@danjohnd]

I'm a nursing student named Dan and last month everyone in my house had norovirus. Thanks!

[@LevelUpRN]

Sooo… did anyone throw up on you? 😂

[@PallidSign]

Hi, Dan here. :) I don’t think I’m too likely to forget this med! Oh, and I’ve thrown up on myself once or twice (no details!), so I fit both criteria!

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Extremely helpful love it and to the point. it brings everything home

[@LevelUpRN]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!

[@lutznewsnetwork]

I am Dan. Love your way of remembering Ondansetron. I thought it was funny. I would not want anyone throwing up on me though 😂

[@LevelUpRN]

Dan!! So glad you like my way do remembering. And I sincerely hope no one ever throws up on you. 🤮

[@HenryBriskin]

Loperamide is an opioid agonist or analogue l think. It's brand name is immodium or gastrostop, 2mg taken 2 initially and then 1 every bowel movement up to 8 per day

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I really like your videos and they are very benefitial to my studies. Could you do a video on antimicrobials used to treat diarrhoea?

[@Wetterwet]

I always see meclizine as Mescaline.

[@nicholasjoseph2494]

This video is so helpful, thank you ❤

[@LevelUpRN]

You're so welcome!

[@farhiyaali4137]

I had Hyperemesis too! Thank you for these videos again!

[@LevelUpRN]

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My name is Dan - I personally LOVE the cool chicken hint 😂

[@LevelUpRN]

Awesome Dan!! So glad you like it! 😂

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[@LevelUpRN]

Poor Dan… 🤢 You are so very welcome!

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Thank you Doc

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[@GalloGebino]

Nice teacher

[@natashamoreno8789]

I never threw up on anyone named Dan, I threw up because of someone named Dan. I had hyperemesis with my son Daniel. And I threw up a lot because of him!

[@LevelUpRN]

Well you will never forget this drug then!!

[@hinnysworld]

Thank you!

[@LevelUpRN]

Welcome!

[@edwardgaliber]

Your videos are great. I appreciate this antiemetics video. Having us recall throwing up on someone was helpful for remembering "on-Dan"_setron. Would be great to know which drug interactions would worsen the GQ prolongation. Thanks

[@LevelUpRN]

There are many drugs which can lengthen a patient's QT interval, including medications such as ondansetron, but the most notable classes are antiarrhythmics (because any time we intentionally mess with a patient's cardiac rhythm, we can cause changes in other ways!). QT interval prolongation puts our patients at risk for Torsades de Pointes, which can be lethal. Here's a journal article from Therapeutic Advances in Drug Safety that discusses some other QT-prolonging medications: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4110870/ Drug-induced QT interval prolongation: mechanisms and clinical management doi: 10.1177/2042098612454283

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Liked the video

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Thank you so much. I have a test next week on pharm. Do you know why I can get good practice questions

[@carolinet1406]

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[@LevelUpRN]

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[@garypeterson9745]

Ive used Zofran for nausea caused by viral gastritis (norovirus) im sure is the culprit. It was a game changer, relieved my nausea and i was actually able to eat a little. Stuff works great!

[@HenryBriskin]

Zofran is ondansetron?

[@Mansmatters]

Nice video

[@LevelUpRN]

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Can you do a video on Delstrigo HIV video?

[@InWhoseOpinion]

Are there and nondrowsy antiemetics?

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I like your video

[@LevelUpRN]

Happy to hear. Thanks!

[@yasminebennaceur8268]

Pardon my french but Anticholinergics effects I remember as ' can't see, can't pee, can't spit, can't shit"🤣 everything's dried up. Hope this helps anyone!

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