Pharmacology; Introduction; Part 1 by professor fink

[@professorfink]

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[@neelamjaved2646]

sir i am your big fan..u made pharma easy for us.we can not pay u bt we can pray for u.Allah almighty give u faith nd success

[@Mumified1]

Becoming a surgeon was a dream of mine since toddlerhood, a dream that stayed .. a dream! I love watching medical lectures and I enjoyed professor Fink's teaching. Thank you.

[@Cin9999]

Dont be sad its not that great tbh

[@ishimweevariste4301]

Professor fink, you are intellectual scientist, I consider your ideas as cornerstones to ensure the good health all over the world

[@marceline8735]

Great lecture, to the person who commented on this video stating that Pharmacology is all about making profit rather than helping people. This video has nothing to do with Economy or political agendas. This is purely educational, for the purpose of clarifying the subject of Pharmacology for MBBS and Medical based students. There's a huge difference between Pharmacology which focuses on how your body reacts to the drugs you take and how the drugs affect your body when you're subscribing a medicine for a patient and how Pharmacies and Drug companies operate generally. As a future Doctor this is a highly important subject. I'm supposed to know how a drug reacts and which drug does what, depending on the patient's condition. Please, do your research before hand and keep all political and economical thoughts aside. This is not the place for them.

[@AditiUjjawal]

well said!

[@asiayisehak691]

True!

[@tiffanylynn8376]

Currently taking pharm for nursing thank you for your great lectures!!!

[@danielgibson3670]

Professor Fisk,I enjoy the lectures in pharmacology. The programs are applicable with my distance education programs in medical coming and billing.

[@danielgibson3670]

Correction, medical coding, billing, and pharmacology.

[@girogio1585]

@@danielgibson3670 these lessons are still good in 2024 ?

[@ferricyanide8112]

Thank you, Professor Fink for the interesting stories and facts. It really makes the subject more fun to study

[@aaa_uri_booo]

Im a pharmacist and thats not all we do. But Gob Bless you and may you have long life.. you helped me in my studies so much that i aced it😉

[@msasyhero7559]

Me too , did you get his pdf lectures ?

[@ahilikedinos]

This is actually fun to learn, thank you

[@rossgai8630]

A great intellectual, love the feeling of understanding something. It itself is like a drug. Professor explained it very well.

[@jamesbilesimo9141]

Professor Fink, you are going to help me through pharmacology lol

[@ivosmyly7441]

Pharmacists are highly respected health professionals with ever increasing responsibilities as they move further and further into diagnosing and prescribing roles. It was an unnecessary "put down" from somebody who should know better. But apart from that I enjoyed the lecture, thanks.

[@Cleanwithmenow1]

ivo smyly she

[@liviamartin3641]

I interpreted his comment very differently, to me he seem to be highlighting the unfortunate reality that pharmacists, who are the most knowledgeable about pharmacology, often have a lesser clerical role in the patient care team. They are undervalued in this country

[@shootr30]

@@liviamartin3641 That might be true concerning his pharmacy practice comments, but he was way off about what is involved in pharmacy schools.

[@xPhreaky]

this was a fun basic immersion course into pharmacology, kind of sparked my interest in the subject, thank you

[@angelamartens1757]

Professor Fink, you're the best! You've helped me through many of my science courses:)

[@mindfullearner344]

Thank you for another great lecture.

[@nerdlibrary6044]

I am here for knowledge. Hallelujah to the dossier of knowledge in graphic form.

[@rossgai8630]

When you see an old white guy with glass win front of a huge pile of book. You know it is going to be a great learning experience .

[@johnnysmithguffeyjunior1772]

God bless the people who save lives my family loves to save lives

[@marshuppy]

Brilliant! Thank you for your knowledge and passion to teach!

[@local5ab]

its gonna be fun if thr is series of pharma....learn with prof fink means knowledge.great to c tht.plz keep n going sir.thanx.god bless you..................

[@cosamaskibet1884]

Very good lecture thank you

[@CJMLPN]

Excellent, you deliver this with such enthusiasm! I look forward to learning pharmacology, thanks to you..

[@djunanichols7197]

You successfully reduced my anxiety around pharmacology review.

[@emmashatla]

i really loved it , it refreshed my memory but i didn't like the part when U said that pharmacists are record keeper it's unfortunately partially true but i think it's up to the pharmacist himself to keep himself up to date with all the new stuff and keep searching and learning beside doing what he has to do .

[@ravipandey9215]

Thanx for your free lectures sir...

[@Lone_wolf_31]

God I just love cology I'll posy a video of MOA of all drugs and ADR and stuff in a few months great job

[@xDomglmao]

did you actually do it :D?

[@mrslizzy47]

really enjoyed all your pharmacology lectures thank you prof

[@mishklishk393]

This is 8 years old lecture is it still relevant today? Sounds very educational just worried that pharmacology might have changed quite a bit?

[@habilpeteromarombilla3886]

I just love the lectures I have really enjoyed

[@junecherotich8312]

great lecture

[@immaculateskills]

can't stop laughing about the Mexican Way article.... as always love your lectures. Always keeping you in my prayers

[@harshitashrivastava3098]

Just one word, "Perfect"! Thanks :)

[@ahmedal-janabi1565]

very useful, thank you prof.

[@its_jawsh6145]

19:36 Pretty shocking in retrospect that NOONE bats an eye at 121 MILLION scripts for narcotics. Compared to 23 million in 2022 this is quite profound and tragic. This kind of volume is seen as normal and was the building wave of our current opioid crisis….

[@shannonw6703]

He is a good professor. I am definitely enjoying the lecture; however, his comments that pharmacist serve as "secretaries" is completely false! I truly hope that he encounters more pharmacist and witnesses the effect we truly have within health systems constantly day to day. I think he is misinformed of the role of pharmacist and his perspective holds very little weight in comparison to what the job of a pharmacist is. Pharmacy is a clinical doctoral degree. We respond to codes, teach diabetes education, counsel patients, administer immunizations, and many of us are board certified in pharmacotherapy, critical care, ambulatory care, anti-coagulation. We are vital to patient care and NOT serving as "secretaries."

[@xDomglmao]

He said "more or less" and he explained why: no surgery, no cavities; but record keeping and distributing. I am wondering why so many pharmas here do see these two sentences as lack of respect towards themselves, when in fact he did not say a single bad word but rather pointed out their importance.

[@pharmacistasimjunaid7130]

you are right

[@thomasgarrett9809]

31:04 Your statements on the role of a pharmacist could use some refining; consider using less derogatory bias and oversimplification of some of their responsibilities. Otherwise, I enjoyed the introductory information on pharmacology.

[@timkinney8719]

I took it as an attempt to express his distaste for the state of the industry by using purposely terse and cynical language. It struck me, too, though, like "damn, why do you hate pharmacists so much?"

[@4everanurse]

Thank you, Professor Fink

[@gurpsbrar9303]

sir ur lectures are really helpful .....cn u plz upload lectures on dental materials .....too

[@autentyk5735]

Great lecture, albeit Professor Fink doesn`t seem to demand exceedingly much from the attendees here. Does anybody know what course this lecture was a part of? Could not possibly have been at a bona fide pharma deal.

[@emmanichuinn1404]

So helpful!

[@michaelvonakre2979]

Hai Professor fink! Which book do you recommend for Pharmacology. I wanted to order your lab manuals but the shipping is so expensive to Europe! Thanks in advance!

[@Sun432]

i think you mean PROcrit not EPOcrit. great information, thank you

[@zahrahosseini2489]

Professor i fell in lovevwith this subject only because of your lectures, I'd like to know what is the best book foe pharmacology to read from ?😔

[@professorfink]

There are Pharmacology texts written for Medical Students, Nursing Students & every other Health Science major. Most importantly, choose a book that is "readable" & understandable to YOU. Usually some pages are posted on-line as a sample of the text. www.amazon.com/s?k=pharmacology&crid=3UH1HL076E140&sprefix=pharmacology%2Caps%2C131&ref=nb_sb_noss_1

[@ibrahimjumu4973]

I really miss not being in your class 😅

[@GerardoToyloy]

thank you Doc

[@green1986able]

thank you so much professor.

[@WildlifeTshirts]

No l'm Proferror's biggest Fan.

[@kailashsingh9737]

Very beautiful sweet video Sir hi ji

[@spartakmulller2347]

where can i find the list of "top 200 drugs, 2006" ??

[@xDomglmao]

Epo is not only produced in the kidney; ca. 10% is produced in the liver and vsmall amounts also in other regions; but I guess he skipped that part for the sake of simplicity. Another thing: If I remember correctly from a chemistry lecture, only the S-enantiomere of Contergan (Thalidomide) would lead to things like phokomelia and the company wasn't aware of this difference and "mixed" both (the R-enantiomere is the active "helpful" type); I agree with the law having in such cases a good influence. But I am pretty sure in some other cases the law is delaying the availability of good drugs (and thus leading to prolonged suffering).

[@Chriskeaten]

Amazing lectures. You're a very funny guy.

[@zeezeebo]

this is great

[@farahnaser9302]

how can I get these lectures in a PDF form ?

[@shahbaz9231]

Can please sb tell book name ? Professor Fink is using !

[@TubeTelivision]

Very informative! Is there a link where i can find the top 200 list?

[@professorfink]

Simply, "google" "Top 200 drugs".

[@TubeTelivision]

professorfink easy enough! thanks 👍

[@Versatilechik]

Isn't it 17 years that companies have exclusive rights on their brand/trade named drugs?

[@professorfink]

+Versatilechik See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Term_of_patent_in_the_United_States

[@animegirl17]

watching this at 1am...yeah

[@contentresults]

animegirl17 welcome to the medical world :P

[@animegirl17]

thanks lol, what do you do for a living? I'm studying for psychology and to try and get my pharm tech license on my own...unless hired by cvs

[@contentresults]

I have a few certificates in the nursing world. I'd like to go in anesthesia one of these days.

[@animegirl17]

cool stuff. More money??

[@contentresults]

More Knowledge, more power, more money, more love. The money would be dispersed to the people who need it. I'd rather give and live then take and die.

[@Realnofriendofbush]

Cholesterol not problem. Inflammation is

[@ursulaalvarez3699]

Thank you !!!!!!!

[@HafizahHoshni]

Thanks

[@teeteefabtownsend5622]

In pharmacology now and was told it is 10 years now

[@professorfink]

"Patents are a property right granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office anytime during the development of a drug and can encompass a wide range of claims. Currently, the term of a new patent is 20 years from the date on which the application for the patent was filed in the United States. Exclusivity refers to certain delays and prohibitions on approval of competitor drugs available under the statute that attach upon approval of a drug or of certain supplements. The period of Exclusivity depends upon the type of Drug: Orphan Drug Exclusivity (ODE) - 7 years New Chemical Entity Exclusivity (NCE) - 5 years Generating Antibiotic Incentives Now (GAIN) Exclusivity- 5 years added to certain exclusivities New Clinical Investigation Exclusivity - 3 years Pediatric Exclusivity (PED) - 6 months added to existing Patents/Exclusivity Patent Challenge (PC) - 180 days (this exclusivity is for ANDAs only) Competitive Generic Therapy (CGT) - 180 days (this exclusivity is for ANDAs only)" Source: www.fda.gov/drugs/developmentapprovalprocess/ucm079031.htm#What_is_the_difference_between_patents_a

[@laurencutler6935]

A great educator and simplifier of complex pharmacology, but definitely lacks insight into the role and scope of practice of Pharmacists. "Legal record keepers", "pill counters" come on, that's derogatory, inaccurate and very unnecessary.

[@danielgibson3670]

The analysis of pharmacology research, presented by Dr.Fisk provides a comprehensive overview into the application process of drugs specifically for the welfare of patients and objectively to restore them to full recovery.

[@Sun432]

agree 100%

[@vishnuvarthan1751]

I'm studying Mbbs in Philippines, could his lectures helpful for my studies? Any mbbs students please reply me

[@macpere7]

yes im studying mbbs in china, i find his videos helpful also try checking out picmonics pharmacology made easy their videos r shorter

[@vishnuvarthan1751]

OK thank you

[@ПетърПетров-ъ9л]

It sounded so unfamiliar and strange in the begining. But the second table really made sense to me. Firata table was: Vicodin? Possibly not even on the market in Bulgaria. No one talks about it. Altrough I believe Dr House uses it. But he is american and not even real? The Lipo... thing and all the other cardiovascular stuff. Never used any, never had some problem with that system. I guess american diet may have sonething to say and old people weight in on this stuff. There was one antibiotic(with an intenational name) and 1 or 2 other familiar to me classes of drugs toward the bottom. Altrough the concrete brands were some foreign american stuff. But the second table "the classes" was so familiar. - 10 years on antidepresants, mainly SSRI - 6 years on PP inhibitors - antipsichotics as asistant drugs in low doses but long time. For years. 2, 3, 4th place. Most of the medicaments below them I have uses at some time in the past. So much more familiar. By removing the cardiovascular drugs it may be really close to my Personal statistics. :D

[@BP-jz3ok]

No need in a lecture to talk about other professions like Pharmacists. Because you are studying and lecturing a subject that belongs to them!

[@Cleanwithmenow1]

Bawan Pharma

[@jobirmosisa6823]

A great educator and simpler of complex pharmacology, but definitely lacks insight into the role and scope of practice of Pharmacists. "Legal record keepers", "pill counters" come on, that's derogatory, inaccurate and very unnecessary.

[@irynav.4033]

Lecture is ok, but the professor does not know anything about pharmacists’ education. The comment about it was belittling. Pharmacists study much more than just pharmacology: economy, management, compounding, chemistry, pathology, pathophysiology, and etc.

[@somcana]

come on. Canada does have high drug safety standards. I would assume better than US

[@professorfink]

+somcana Please see: www.jpsr.pharmainfo.in/Documents/Volumes/vol5issue06/jpsr05061302.pdf

[@Audiobooks1000]

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[@SH-eh6wx]

I think his knowledge abt a pharmacist is super tiny.

[@Johndoe-us8ob]

Did you watch all his videos? And that is just your opinion, but if you take a look at his views and likes I guess no one agrees with you.

[@SH-eh6wx]

He is great professor. I used most of his videos while studying. But on this specific video I don't agree on what he said about pharmacists. I'm also one of those who view and like his videos. Pls don't take me wrong, he is always the best prof.

[@Cin9999]

The lecturer is very lovable but the visualization is horrible

[@نورهانعبدالجواداسماعيلبسيس]

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[@gauravbahre4546]

Isa bugul

[@satyarupdas]

thanks