Your explanations are INCREDIBLE and easy to understand! Saving me in my APN coursework!! You're the best.

OMG, You have broken this down so simply. Why can't others do this? You are a genius!!!!

good job, but in minute 18:40 there is an error, grape fruite inhibits p450 and reduces metabolism but in the video it is erroneously designated as an inducer of enzyme.

Much easier to understand and very clear!! Thanks

Thank you so much. Amazing way to teach & simplify a VERY complicated process. Actually a little less scared of impending prescribing abilities 👍🏻

This is the best video I have seen so far on this topic..Than you🙏👌

Watching all the way from Zambia. This is an excellent explanation 👏👏👏🫶

Absolute great job!

Excellent video, thank you!

Excellent presentation. Much easier to understand 👌🙏🏾🙏🏾

Very useful and easy .. Good presentation 👍🏻

Brilliant video👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

WELL ORCHESTRATED THANK YOU SIR😍😍

Thanks you. Much easier to digest.🌺🌱

Very simple and simplified

Quick question, the onset, peak effect and duration can be collectively referred to as the pharmacokinetics profile, isn't it? Or is there more to it when discussing the pharmacokinetics profile of insulin for example?? Thank you in advance if you reply

Thank you dr , we want a video about pharmacodynamics

Many thanks

hey... could you give any information on absorption via inhalation? you've made the others so much easier to understand

Thaaaaaank you sooooo much ❤️❤️

Thank you Dr omolo.we need more on git

Thanks

Watching from uganda

Congrats🎉🎊 to uh sir

Great❤

Thanks so much 😊

Love from india❤

For the Vd measure, you have Vd = dose/serum concentration, but then you quoted the concentration in milligrams, and concentration needs to be in mg/L. So does it need to be something more like Vd = dose * bioavailability/(serum concentration * total blood volume)?

Excellent

Matt makes videos?

Can you explain drug biotransformation / metabolism under pharmacology??????

HECK YEAH

Pls reply 🥺

Ugh I can't absorb this I'm so distracted by him leaving out a syllable. And I'm perplexed that he manages to leave it out every time, even after breaking down the word into two parts and saying them both correctly. It's like the cool whip family guy skit. Say "pharmaco". Now say "kinetics". Now say "pharmaCOkinetics" "Pharma-kinetics!"

He's calling it pharmakinetics - where is the co? =)

Thanks