Shock: Lesson 5 - Pressors

[@neharajpal6992]

I am a 4th year medical student preparing to start Internal Medicine Residency. This lecture series is a fantastic way to review physiology as it relates to the four different types of shock, and a phenomenal introduction to pressors for students and housestaff who may be preparing for an ICU rotation. Thanks Dr. Strong.

[@DrGalvis]

Hey, just found this channel. Love what you are doing...This type of media will be a huge benefiting factor in the future of medicine, at all levels. Cheers!

[@riccardovianello9598]

Amazing as always Prof. Strong, your videos are my daily dope. I can't wait for the series about AbXR

[@rcorty]

I'm an intern in IM about to start my first ICU rotation (tomorrow!) -- this series on shock was a great help to me

[@OptimizeNurse]

By far the best video I've seen on the subject!! Thank you!

[@PavanMehat12]

What an amazing video and great series! This has helped me so much prepare for my upcoming Shock Week! I love how you provide such a balanced and evidence based review on these important topics. You masterful broke down the studies highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of a landmark study! I know these videos most take so much work and time but please keep them up, they are so unbelievably helpful to many future doctors. 😀

[@StrongMed]

Thanks!

[@2cmrinhfx]

You do an excellent job! I have subscribed & am making my way through them all. You are a gifted instructor!

[@calvinlimberg8219]

Very glad you pointed out some of the flaws of the SOAP II trial! I have found that vasopressor selection is highly patient-specific and I think that it is hard to select an agent based on anything but the clinical presentation of the patient.

[@cfuenza4106]

Quite an honest ending! Thanks for this video series

[@sunving]

Thank you Dr Strong. Your educational video is the best out there, especially for medical students, intern resident , to actually see patients ,not just for examination. I like the last point at the end , that you enlighten me, about SOAP II. But why one has to use high dose of dopamine arm above conventional use , despite this would be great consequences of result of study. I don’t know it is true thatRecovery trial from UK which shown HCQ didn’t help and could be toxic , also use unusual high dose which used in liver abscess to kill Entamoeba Histolytica of 800 mg, instead of usual dose of 100 mg, 200 mg , which in RA , SLE,

[@sunving]

thank you very much ,such a wonderful lecture. so practical.

[@zakariyyagardee8934]

Hi Dr Strong. Thanks for the great videos. I wanted to ask if you plan to make a video on Maintenance Fluids? (You mentioned there would be one under the video "IV Fluid Resuscitation (IVF Lesson 3 / Shock Lesson 4)"

[@vourliotakisaggelos8337]

Hello! Just wanted to ask...since this video is somehow old, is there any chance that new guidelines came up? Thanks in advance! I really appreciate your work mr strong!

[@suryakantgursale1612]

Superb information

[@mukhtarahmed4696]

Thanks you r a gift instructor from skies !

[@HafizahHoshni]

Awesomely informative and perfectly explained! Thank you so much! 😊😊 15/9/2019

[@judypeng4748]

I had a patient with septic shock last week. Dr give me norepinephrine, but another nurse told me to call Dr again to ask for phenylephrine because her HR is 120 (A-fib), phenylephrine not increase HR. The Dr knows her HR, he was on the floor. I wondering norepinephrine construct vessels then the reflex of HR will decrease?

[@sunving]

Thank you very much I probably have to watch many time more of this series, .

[@husseinaskar9062]

are there any precautions in specific situations like CKD OR ESRD + shock and vasopressors or inotropes

[@emoghadam]

Thank you for your amazing work.

[@rachurisuresh1014]

1. What if shock does not improve after resuscitation , boluses 2.once resuscitation phase is completed when to start maintenance fluid

[@NajmetAylol]

Wonderful

[@drjoos]

Nice 👍

[@omarhammam151]

Thanks very much

[@aleksbullah351]

Thank you.

[@arliawanarsadi7365]

We just dont know! 😂 Great lecture! Thank you

[@ATNye]

Thanks!

[@dom38701]

ty~

[@juandp8265]

Why is epi used in anaphylaxia instead of norepim

[@tonychan4601]

epi also has bronchodilator effects

[@Atozchannelsendhwa]

😂xzz