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[@xxkittkattxx1230]

As an NP student, I am so grateful that my instructors led me to your lectures. They are concise, yet thorough, and extremely helpful at "putting the pieces together"! Thank you for supplying the connection that brings it all together!

[@earnestthompson5136]

I think part of the reason I like Dr. Seheult ‘s lectures is he has a very calm voice...lucky him. This video is excellent, however if I may make a very small suggestion...I’d recommend a body/organ diagram once or twice during his explanation of which organs and vasculature are effected with what meds. The reason being this might help increase retention having those pictures in your mind. Thank you for these great videos !

[@AnnA-jh7kp]

Where were you when I went to PA school? Just restudying for my recert. --You make it actually enjoyable; a sign of a great teacher. Appreciate your efforts.

[@Medcram]

Ann Alexis Thanks for your feedback. Best of luck on the recert exam

[@nonacometa7350]

thank you it is like continuing med education especially like me i graduated from med school many years ago ,your explanation is very clear especially the A B C D groups of treatment easy to remember.....

[@tracyseneca5334]

lectures simple and easy to understand... I am a nurse educator and find these very helpful for the RN's on my unit

[@beverlyhills5843]

If I had you teaching me many years ago when I was still a Med student, I would be unstoppable right now! Thank you for sharing your brilliance with the world! 🌹

[@kenbobca]

I have all of my meds layed out in front of me and taking notes on each one that you talk about. Thank you.

[@Medcram]

See the whole series at www.medcram.com along with other top quality videos including reviews in pulmonary, cardiology, infectious disease, and hematology!

[@shaunb.7748]

I love your lectures and trying to watch through as many as I can. Have you done any on antibiotics and when to use what and best choices. I run into a lot of questions on 1st choice meds and 2nd choice. If ever there is a video on most common diseases and best choices for meds that would be helpful and a video on the break down of all the antibiotics and when to use. I am sure those could both go on forever, so maybe just the top ten diseases seen or most common. Thanks for taking all the time to make your videos they are great!!

[@joannecamillecelimenpalmaa1027]

you're an angel Sir Roger! thank you thank you!

[@aemeroamox6878]

Thank you sir,very heloful for practising GP in rural ethiopia,thank you very much

[@lindalee7322]

Wow! EVERYTHING you are talking about is very pertinent to me. Now I have more understanding instead of "here's the Rx, just take the pills as written" situation without knowing how they work in the body. Clonidine is one of the medications I'm on for hypertension. I also have mitral valve regurgitation. I can't take Beta Blockers and certain other medications because they change my personality. Thank you so much. God bless you.

[@khadijael]

I feel a lot smarter by watching your videos.Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@Medcram]

***** thank you for the comment- glad the videos have been helpful

[@bigbambigal]

I have been wondering since yesterday how Tamsulosin helps in BPH.. n voila u answered that to me.. I really really appreciate how u brush us up with these trivial but important notes..thanks n a real help to students ... Want more :D

[@jenburky5088]

Thank you so much for this! This really helped me understand and organize these important meds.

[@mervinsimeon4125]

Good explanation and very educational and like your words printing before they comes out from your mouth this is for slow readers like myself thanks

[@wesleyirish5624]

Man this recording save the day.... Thanks

[@Medcram]

Wesley Irish Good to hear, thanks for the comment

[@davidkearney3884]

As always, your videos and explanations are on point. Thank you for MEDCRAM!

[@barbaramolaison2247]

Thank you for these easy to understand treatments.

[@chilenito00]

Great explanations, many important facts mentioned, and straight to the point. Thank you very much.

[@Medcram]

Thank you for the feedback!

[@herbross7629]

An excellent lecture on your way to classify the meds for hypertension. Have you or others heard any more about the advancement of the use of UV-C light to decrease the population of the Covid-19 virus in areas where people congregate?

[@tulipanoir]

Good very good Back to the Basics👍

[@daddywaddy8781]

Awesome video, relly helps a lot in understanding principal concepts of htn management. Thanks

[@SmellGoodNP]

Very helpful and easy to understand videos. Will spread the word to all my classmates.

[@Medcram]

Teraya Franklin Glad you found them helpful. Thank you for spreading the word!

[@jim2980]

Great lecture Roger! Appreciate your great explanations.

[@Medcram]

Jim Mathey I wouldn't be here Jim if it weren't for you!

[@beverlyhills5843]

Pleeeeeease add a full video on Antibiotics (besides the 2 small ones u did on specific groups) - common diseases and Ab of choice.

[@bugbumble3]

Can you post more videos on emergencies. You are amazing. Thanks.

[@marusyaivanova5336]

Thank you so much , so easy explained!

[@hafeezullahmalik5742]

I enjoy your lectures

[@RaulRodriguez-sh6vb]

Great videos!!! Very clear explanations!!!! Thanks so much

[@Medcram]

+Raul Rodriguez Thank you for the comment

[@dryogendradjain3304]

Simple ✔️ diagramatic Excellent👌

[@DEREKCHOWIE]

Wonderful contribution to Humanity,

[@dfntlyme]

concise and on point. thank you very much.

[@Medcram]

+clyde parker thanks for the feedback

[@IsabelleJ84]

very good lecture, more post lecture quizzes please just like from AKI lecture. Also if you recommend resources that have questions to test knowledge after these lectures for reinforcement. Thank you. :)

[@daviddumornay7406]

Great video for a quick brush up. Thank you very much. I was expecting to hear a little bit about AlphaMethylDopa as well. Very old but effective medication nonetheless. I would appreciate your take on it.

[@drnewfie]

Great for sharing with patients, thanks!

[@adamedriss604]

thank you and if lectures more deep for sub specialized group and differentiate between all group drugs

[@guband2790]

Great work! Very interesting lecture...

[@joandawood6981]

hello, thanks for the lecture, I have two questions please: first in chronic kidney failure which drug is first line ? second in bilateral renal artery stenosis which drug is indicated ? thanks a lot.

[@sandrayoung8374]

thanks! Everything you covered was point on in my Pharm lecture!!

[@hiwapharm]

Great work, thank you for sharing

[@starstruck4eva08]

Thank you.

[@Thumperwrestler]

what is the difference between vasodilation and venodilation?

[@Bassman7608]

I’m a 36 year old African American male with hypertension type 1. Been working overnights for almost 3 years in the ED and I think my lack of sleep is the cause. My doctor wanted me to take lisinopril but I’ve heard of the hacking dry cough and I denied the drug. I’m committed to increasing my cardio and sleep but what would be a better medical option for someone like me?

[@herbross7629]

Enabling all to return to our former activities safely.

[@indigo_girl809]

I am new to your channel, got your information from Dr. Chatterjee's channel and I do appreciate the information. However, what is the best blood pressure medication to be used for both high blood pressure and diabetes NB: I am of African descent

[@undercoverelixir9975]

very precise, thank you sir :)

[@dom4638]

perfect again, ty!!!

[@moaadakried442]

Thank you so much, I'm torturing my friend... your lecture made my work even easier, thank you so much.

[@aethelyfel7573]

Is there any relationship between psychiatric diseases like bipolar and schizophrenia and hypertension? I feel like there is a great deal of money for medical entrepreneurs to make in this field to get some basic laboratory style litmus test? I have a hypothesis that hypertension may be caused by some of the genetics involved in those particular diseases.

[@bvandersonify]

Thanks for the vid!

[@Medcram]

bvandersonify you are welcome- thanks for the support

[@geojor]

informative, thank you...

[@MultiMukiibi]

thanks a lot!

[@emilysdripandlifestyle]

Great video, new sub

[@District41O]

you said an alternative for patients who couldn't take betablockers was Nitrates + hydralazine, but then you said to give betablockers to patients on hydralazine to reduce HR, which sounds contradictory...or did i hear you wrong?

[@Medcram]

Dokotera Beta blockers may be considered for patients on hyralazine that do not have a contraindication for beta blockers.

[@wagnerlopes5360]

I saw both videos and all you talked about were drugs...I cured mine with completely lifestile changing...lost the opportunity to free people from the drugs...

[@seafront1]

Amazing, thanks

[@bomhayhay]

Thanks

[@michyyauwly3463]

just asking, no RAAS-related medication? I'm trying my best to learn that part but it seems you don't have any coverage of it great video content though

[@Medcram]

+Michy Yauwly ace inhibitor and arb both are involved in the RAAS system.

[@michyyauwly3463]

Oh, okay Thanks for clearing that up I had trouble understanding medication involving RAAS, but I suppose I can understand ACE inhibitors and ARB meds through your video. Thank you very much for your reply

[@MRradicalmj]

Excellent lecture. Thank you. What idiot would actually thumbs down this video? Clearly they have nothing better to do.

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[@herbross7629]

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[@talalaljanabi8504]

thank u soo much

[@Medcram]

Talal Aljanabi you're most welcome. Thanks for the comment

[@edwardfoehring8827]

Will clonidine help get me off opioids

[@protektwar]

so... Explain this: HT, but nothing found which could cause it...

[@allencrider]

Eats food which contains added salt.

[@protektwar]

@@allencrider nope... Anxiety.

[@bettypyrah3800]

As

[@SS-td4sh]

Goof job!

[@MultiMukiibi]

thanks a lot!