The Cardiovascular System

[@MrDwigz]

0:19 Cardiac Glycosides 3:21 Diuretics 8:45 Arrhythmia 11:04 Beta Blockers 14:56 Hypertension 19:57 ACE Inhibitors 22:23 Antianginal Drugs 26:00 Sympathomimetics 26:35 Anticoagulants 32:13 Antiplatelets 33:42 Antifibrinolytics 34:02 Lipid Regulating Drugs Thanks for the video, here are some more time stamps :)

[@SureenaSpeaks]

MrDwigz truly appreciate you doing this!!! :)

[@AI-go7vg]

@@SureenaSpeaks you mentioned you made a booboo with amiloriee causing blue urine but it is correct it does cause blue colour in some lighting aswell as triamterene

[@SureenaSpeaks]

@@AI-go7vg Hiya! Do you have any reference resources that states this - I've been trying to find reputable resources but can't seem to find one anywhere :)

[@tauseefishaq2668]

My sister recommended this and she told me this was what helped her pass her pre reg, and to be honest you make it so much easier to learn CVS.

[@SureenaSpeaks]

Really appreciate your feedback :)

[@maaryag3561]

Hi i like your videos as they are straightforward and to the point. I would like to ask do you check your old videos like this one to make sure that the information is still in date and accurate as i would like to use these to revise for my pre reg exam. And if there is a change to guidelines would you consider making new up to date videos on these topics?

[@SureenaSpeaks]

Hiya! So glad you like the videos! :) Updates are made as newer videos (check out my playlists - particularly respiratory related ones where asthma guidelines have changed in the last few years) I always recommend that the videos are used as a summary and in addition to going through each of the chapters of the BNF yourself :)

[@sharminac7110]

Your videos are brilliant! It's really helpful to have something to listen to and your explanations are fantastic! Thank you for making them :)

[@SureenaSpeaks]

You're very welcome :)

[@SawIndy]

Really helps prepare for the registration exam. Thank you Sureena!

[@vx12348]

These videos are amazing!! Would these alone be enough to do well in the pre-reg exam?

[@SureenaSpeaks]

Hiya! Thank you for your feedback! I'd always recommend that you go through the BNF and create your own notes too and supplement it with the videos - the videos have been created as summaries :) Happy Revisings! :)

[@ThePumpkinEye]

@ 32:42 I believe u meant for acute ischaemic attack not TIA accord to BNF. For TIA treatment is aspirin.

[@EasyPeasyPharmacology]

This video is really detailed and well explained 🙏🏻 Great job!

[@lilywhite8123]

I Love,love your videos very helpful in my revision. I didnt know where to start.

[@SureenaSpeaks]

Thank you for your feedback! :)

[@AvinashGeerjamundo]

Very insightful and helpful. Just a small request If you could do a video of clinical cases of patients with multiple comorbidities and polypharmacy. It would really help Thanks

[@jonathansailsman]

Hey Sureena. I'm studying for my medical finals. What do you do in patients with stage one hypertension but no end organ damage or pre-existing disease and is over 40 years of age? Is it just lifestyle advice?

[@cryptomillionaire5735]

Acei start

[@PharmChristine]

Very well talked video, I’m trying to return to practice and your video really helps~

[@alvinsimbou4904]

Thank you so much. Can you go through ABCDE assessment please

[@SureenaSpeaks]

Alvin Simbou do you mean in terms of first aid?

[@alvinsimbou4904]

Sureena Speaks Yes please. A-airways; B breathing etc in cases of emmergence please. Thank you

[@mustafarazzak.official]

can you do some more videos! they are really beneficial thank you

[@SureenaSpeaks]

Aww no problem, you can access all the videos I've done so far on: kzbin.info/door/JEZ-qd8bDguz_c6yR32Tbg and if you haven't already join my fb page for all updates at facebook.com/sureenaspeaks :)

[@mustafarazzak.official]

Thank you :) this is really sad, but I download the recordings onto my phone and listen to them on my long car journeys lol. Please keep up the good work and I have liked the fb page to keep up to date. Just an idea could you do a couple of extensive videos on the MEP and law side of things?

[@SureenaSpeaks]

you're very welcome! Yes no problem I will definitely look into doing that for you :)

[@Idropfatklds]

you are so sad loool..

[@shireenhuq9207]

Love ur videos 💗Do we need to know doses for enoxaparin and the other Iv anticoagulants or just for the oral for the exam ?

[@SureenaSpeaks]

shireen huq hiya! for the exam you wouldn't really be expected to know the specific doses. In the case of warfarin for example, you would be expected to know what target INRs are associated with different conditions (e.g. atrial fibrillation). But they may ask you a question on dosing where you have to use the SPC or BNF to answer the question so be familiar with both on where to find specific answers :) remember the exam isn't testing your memory it's testing your application of knowledge :)

[@benfist6747]

sureena thank you for these vedios really helpful :) plus do a summary vedio on the MEP stuff we really need to be aware off and OTC topics. Do we need to cover drug tarriff?

[@SureenaSpeaks]

No problems an MEP video is coming your way soon ;) Have a look at my video entitled Other Topics where I talk about some of the ways to best learn OTC topics. Hmm drug tariff I'd say be familiar with and aware of but really and truly don't stress on it tooo much :)

[@benfist6747]

thanks sureena, i will check out the other vedio. I only found out about ir channel i wish i knew before i was spending ages on one chapter

[@SureenaSpeaks]

Aww bless well welcome on board the Sureena Speaks train! don't forget to subscribe and join my fb page for all the latest updates and extra material facebook.com/sureenaspeaks :)

[@kiranhassan372]

This is very helpful!!!

[@SureenaSpeaks]

I'm so glad you find it useful :)

[@aliyahahmed9877]

Thank you so much for your video, it has been helping me so much with revision x

[@gamegigaginger7193]

thank you for doing this really helpful

[@SureenaSpeaks]

aww you're very welcome :)

[@mobkha7779]

Sureena Speaks triamterene colours urine blue not amiloride

[@mobkha7779]

7:50

[@SureenaSpeaks]

yes you're right my mistake - thanks for informing me :)

[@theloveandlipstick]

Did you read the whole bnf before the exam ?

[@SureenaSpeaks]

Hiya, yep I made notes on each section of the BNF and went over those notes several times :)

[@mrorange330]

What else do we need to study besides the BNF, MEP, and drug tariff? also, where did you get to know those extra clinical staff for example amiloride will cause urine to turn blue that kind of thing ? Is not wriiten in the BnF. I haven't started attending my monthly study days yet so really don't know what to expect. The only thing I am doing now is go through your videos and BNF to make notes, don't know if that is sufficient.

[@SureenaSpeaks]

mrorange330 hiya! Sorry if you check the description box underneath the video I mentioned I made an error - I should have said triamterene not amiloride :) and if you check some of my later videos I mention in there what else you need to know (for example the videos entitled How To Revise, Low Weighted and Medium Weighted). Best way to start off revising is exactly how you're doing going through the BNF chapter by chapter and later doing questions on each section to test your knowledge :)

[@yasirabbas7268]

amiloride dont change colour thats a mistake

[@talkadoMarvelsavengers]

Well Well explained thank you

[@sofosstudent]

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[@djmsup]

Mosahid Ali 350 bananas per hour